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The conference secretariat of TIDES 2014 would like to thank all those who have shown interest in TIDES 2014. The conference theme is "Digital Earth – The Next Generation." Many conference papers will be presented, focussing on: Digital Earth at Macro Scale; Digitail Earth at Meso Scale; and Digital Earth at Local Scale. A large number of exhibitors will be showing the latest geospatial technologies.
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TIDES 2014 will be held at the Chinese Culture University, Hwa-Kang Road, Yang-Ming Shan, Taipei 11114, Taiwan, R.O.C.
The OGC has organized a special seminar to be held during the conference:
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Seminar: Standards in Action for Digital Earth and
GEOSS
May 27th, 1300-1700
B1, International Conference Hall
School of Continuing Education of Chinese Culture
University
No.231, Sec. 2, Jianguo S. Rd., Da-an District,
Taipei City 106, Taiwan (R.O.C.)
Seminar Description
International geospatial standards are critical to
enabling easy sharing and interoperability of data and information across
multiple domains. The seminar speakers will highlight how OGC standards have
been applied to disaster management and emergency response, sensor webs, earth
observation, agriculture, the Global Earth Observation System of Systems, Hydrology,
Smart Cities and the cloud.
Registration will commence at 1300.
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Time
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Topic
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Speaker
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Introduction
to OGC standards and activities in the Smart Cities domain
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Taylor,
Trevor, Open Geospatial Consortium
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OGC
Standards and Hydrology, the Climate Hydrology Information Pilot (Canada,
USA, Taiwan)
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How,
Chen-Yu, GIS.FCU
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Formosat Sensor Planning Service – the Satellite Cloud Scheduler with OGC
implementation
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Chou,
Shih-Chieh NSPO
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Application of Remote Sensing Agricultural Monitoring and Management for Taiwan
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Wei-Shen, Lo, TARI/CSRSR
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Applied OGC Standards for Sustainability and
Emergency Response
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Chuang, Kuo-Yu, ITRI
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Break
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Regional
cooperation (GIS.FCU and AIST, Japan) for the 2011 Fukushima radiation
post-disaster monitoring using OGC standards to federate heterogeneous
databases
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Chung,
Lan-Kun GIS.FCU
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Cloud
Based Processing for Emergency Response: Key interoperability factors to
deploying a powerful, distributed processing environment to put the
information in the hands of first responders faster than ever
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Corr,
Steve, PCI Geomatics
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OGC and the Asian Experience; GEO, UNGGIM,
Certification and the Benefits of Membership
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Chou,
Tien-Yin, GIS-FCU
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Questions
and Answers
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