

01 September 2008, 2:04pm
Symposium GIS Ostrava 2009 - Seamless Geoinformation Technologies
January 25th - 28th 2009
Venue: VSB – TU of Ostrava, Czech Republic
Aim and scope
Seamless Geoinformation Technologies are one of the current key goals of Geoinformation society. Existing differences in organization charts, as well as differences in technological development, created a lot of barriers between particular platforms, solutions, data structures and organization rules.
Instead of digging special tunnels connecting just two individual systems we can employ brand new technological-organisational approaches to deflate these barriers.
New technological tools allow us to combine various data sources and SW tools throughout the net regardless of platform, place and time. The leading methods and its implementations can be shared in such heterogeneous systems.
Web services, GeoWeb, Web 2.0, Semantic Web, Open Source, Mobile Geoinformation Technologies and Telematics represent fundamental technical solutions for this goal whereas a standardization and an implementation of INSPIRE directive are main organisational instruments.
The symposium offers a platform to present and discuss the current state-of-the-art in such (but not only) technological and organisational geoinformation topics.
Czech Presidency of the Council of the EU in the first half of 2009 selects a central priority motto "Europe without Barriers", where the four freedoms (the free movement of goods, services, persons and capital) play central roles.
Seamless Geoinformation Technologies (Geoinformation Technologies without Borders) mirrors these priorities in the geoinformation pool and hopes to contribute for the elimination of constraining barriers.
Important Dates:
September 15th 2008 - Registration of papers and posters including abstract
October 15th 2008 - Acceptance of abstracts
November 1st 2008 - 2nd circular
November 15th 2008 - Deadline for submissions of full papers and based on paper review
December 15th 2008 - Deadline for submissions of nonreviewed papers published in proceedings
January 15th 2009 - Binding registration forms - deadline for reduced conference fee
Themes of Application session:
GIS in public administration
GIS in operating and crisis management
GIS in environmental protection
GIS in water management
GIS in mining and geology
GIS in technical networks management
GIS in transport
GIS in industry
GIS in direction of buildings and areas
GIS in agriculture and forestry
Data for GIS
GNSS
Current issues of GIS
Themes of Research session
Mobile GIT and Telematics
GNSS, GPS
Location Based Services
Open GIS, Open Source GIS
GeoWeb
Web Services
Web 2.0, Google Earth
Ontology and Semantic Web
Multiagent Systems
Spatial Databases
Data Mining for Spatial Data
Spatial Data Infrastructure
Analyses and Modelling in Physical Geography, Ecology and Environmental Science
Analyses and Modelling in Human Geography
Conceptual modelling in GIS
Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry
Visualisation
Multimedia GIS
3D + GIS
Architecture for Geocomputation
Transboundary Cooperation supported by GIT
Languages:
Application session – Czech, Slovak language
Research session – English language

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January, 25th, -, 28th, 2009
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Mike Small
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