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ORCID2. COM.Geo 2011: Washington, DC, USA
- Lindi Liao:
Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference and Exhibition on Computing for Geospatial Research & Application, COM.Geo 2011, Washington, DC, USA, May 23-25, 2011. ACM International Conference Proceeding Series, ACM 2011, ISBN 978-1-4503-0681-2 - Michael Byrne:
National broadband map. 1:1 - Patrick Hogan:
NASA world wind: infrastructure for spatial data. 2:1 - Dan Kasun:
Technology trends and industry innovation. 3:1 - George Percivall:
GeoWeb on mobile internet. 4:1 - Eric Berman:
The current state of geospatial modeling. 5:1 - Dieter Hildebrandt, Jan Klimke
, Benjamin Hagedorn, Jürgen Döllner:
Service-oriented interactive 3D visualization of massive 3D city models on thin clients. 6:1 - Sriram Krishnan, Christopher J. Crosby, Viswanath Nandigam, Minh Phan, Charles Cowart, Chaitanya K. Baru, J. Ramon Arrowsmith:
OpenTopography: a services oriented architecture for community access to LIDAR topography. 7:1-7:8 - Congxing Cai, Eduard H. Hovy:
Summarizing textual information about locations. 8:1-8:9 - Giuseppe Conti, Paul Watson, Nic Shape, Raffaele De Amicis, Federico Prandi:
Enabling the "Internet of Places": a virtual structure of space-time-tasks to find and use internet resources. 9:1-9:8 - Susanne Z. Riehemann, Daniel Elenius:
Ontological analysis of terrain data. 10:1-10:8 - Ranga Raju Vatsavai, Eddie A. Bright, Varun Chandola, Budhendra L. Bhaduri, Anil M. Cheriyadat, Jordan Graesser:
Machine learning approaches for high-resolution urban land cover classification: a comparative study. 11:1-11:10 - Andrew J. Rettig, Richard A. Beck, Timothy J. Rettig:
An open geospatial consortium standards-based arctic climatology sensor network prototype. 12:1-12:9 - Jonathan Muckell, Jeong-Hyon Hwang, Vikram Patil, Catherine T. Lawson, Fan Ping, S. S. Ravi:
SQUISH: an online approach for GPS trajectory compression. 13:1-13:8 - Ken C. K. Lee:
Efficient evaluation of location-dependent skyline queries using non-dominance scopes. 14:1-14:8 - Margaret Lyell, Demetra E. Voyadgis, Mitchell Song, P. Ketha, Philip Dibner:
An ontology-based spatio-temporal data model and query language for use in GIS-type applications. 15:1-15:9 - Alain Tamayo, Carlos Granell, Joaquín Huerta:
Dealing with large schema sets in mobile SOS-based applications. 16:1-16:9 - Alain Tamayo, Carlos Granell, Joaquín Huerta:
Analysing complexity of XML schemas in geospatial web services. 17:1-17:9 - Mukta Paliwal, Anand Patwardhan, Nandlal L. Sarda:
Analyzing tropical cyclone tracks of North Indian Ocean. 18:1-18:6 - Jon Moore, Qian Cui:
GIS analysis of U.S. patent data: examining local innovation patterns. 19:1-19:6 - Zhen Chen, Rongguo Chen, Jiong Xie, Mingbo Zhang, Changxiu Cheng, Yingdong Chen:
Query rewriting in spatial database for access control. 20:1-20:4 - Varun Chandola, Ranga Raju Vatsavai, Budhendra L. Bhaduri:
iGlobe: an interactive visualization and analysis framework for geospatial data. 21:1-21:6 - Zheng Niu, Songnian Li, Neda Pousaeid:
Road extraction using smart phones GPS. 22:1-22:6 - Arindam Dasgupta, Soumya K. Ghosh:
Service chaining for accessing geospatial information in mobile devices. 23:1-23:6 - Terry Griffin, Yan Huang, Shawn Seals:
Routing-based map matching for extracting routes from GPS trajectories. 24:1-24:6 - Indira Mukherjee, Soumya Kanti Ghosh:
Formalizing fuzzy spatial data model for integrating heterogeneous spatial data. 25:1-25:6 - Jorge Xavier da Silva, Tiago Badre Marino:
Citizenship through data sharing in the Amazon region. 26:1-26:5 - Ge Jin, Barbara Nicolai, Keyuan Jiang, Charles Winer:
Distributed image processing and classification for GIS based disaster management and communication system. 27:1-27:6 - Duoduo Liao:
GPU-based fast volumetric terrain modeling for volumetric GIS. 28:1-28:5 - Saswati Ghosh, Arindam Dasgupta, Soumya K. Ghosh:
A geospatial framework for mapping of electromagnetic radiations. 29:1-29:5 - Jonathan D. Blower, A. Clegg:
Fast regridding of large, complex geospatial datasets. 30:1-30:6 - Chen Xu, Chaowei Yang, Jing Li, Jizhe Xia, Xin Qu, Min Sun, Yan Xu, Dan Fay, Myra Bambacus:
A service visualization tool for spatial web portal. 31:1-31:6 - Reinhard Müller, Petro Braverman, Michaela Demuth:
Hazard identification by geo-referenced tracking of seagoing vehicles. 32:1-32:5 - Yaqiong Chai, Zhongkui Feng, Dongkai Qi:
An improved MTFC restoration algorithm for remote sensing image. 33:1-33:5 - Saro Lee, Chandra Prakash Poudyal:
Landslide hazard mapping using geospatial models. 34:1-34:5 - Richard A. Beck, Robert Frohn, Robert South, Kevin Kriegel, Joseph Brunner, James McLaughlin, Mariusz Stanisz, John Dobbins, Charles Lambert, Douglas Miller, Phil Ardire, Thomas Bridgeman, Dan Gray, James Lein, Paul Cappello:
GeoTempo: a modular, end-to-end OGC sensor web. 35:1-35:7 - Sara Migliorini, Mauro Gambini, Alberto Belussi, Mauro Negri, Giuseppe Pelagatti:
Workflow technology for geo-processing: the missing link. 36:1-36:6 - Adrian Popescu, Gregory Grefenstette:
Mining social media to create personalized recommendations for tourist visits. 37:1-37:6
Tech talks
- John J. Boos:
Balancing need with numbers: assessing need by downscaling and weighting vulnerability data with population density. 38:1 - Peter Sforza, Thomas Dickerson, Jason Shelton:
Interior space GIS: a foundation for campus-wide planning and management. 39:1 - Wanglin Yan, Tatsuya Maeda, Akihiro Oba, Chisho Ueda:
Onigokko: a pervasive tag game for spatial thinking. 40:1-40:2 - Sneha Rao, Mark Becker, Amy Work:
Global climate change and human health impacts: investigation and analysis in the classroom using innovative technologies. 41:1 - Brandt Melick:
Spatial data infrastructure-northwest. 42:1 - Ray Renner, Matt Moran, Zohra Hemani, Patrick Doody, Ellins Thomas, Harold Scott Pio:
Situation and incident reporting system (SIReS). 43:1 - Ray Renner, Matt Moran, Zohra Hemani, Ellins Thomas, Harold Scott Pio, Alejandro Vargas:
A comparison of mobile GIS development options on smart phone platforms. 44:1 - Marvin D. Watts, Elizah S. Dasari, Shahrouz K. Aliabadi:
Development of an ESRI ArcToolBox for semi-automated building modeling from multipatch features. 45:1-45:2 - Bingcai Zhang, William Smith:
3D city site model extraction through point cloud generated from stereo images. 46:1 - Benjamin G. Lewis:
WorldMap: a strategy to allow researchers to scratch their itches online thereby improving data access for all. 47:1 - Ramanathan Sugumaran, Dossay Oryspayev, Paul Gray:
GPU-based cloud performance for LiDAR data processing. 48:1-48:2 - Christopher Eby, Alice Armstrong:
Finding the farm: postal address-based building clustering. 49:1-49:3 - Ashraf Ghaly:
GPS-tagged images define the trail of an interdisciplinary miniterm in Egypt. 50:1-50:2 - Frank Hardisty, Donna J. Peuquet, Sen Xu, Anthony C. Robinson:
Methods for ad-hoc delineation and analysis of categories of spatio-temporal events. 51:1 - Saro Lee:
Integration of mineral potential maps from various geospatial models. 52:1-52:2 - Seung-Hun Kim, Changwoo Park, Sewoong Jun:
Ceiling vision based localizer for mobile robot. 53:1 - Ashraf Ghaly:
Processing LiDAR data to visualize soil erosion and analyze slope stability. 54:1 - Eric Berman:
Hazus risk assessment software has integrated into federal geospatial planning. 55:1 - Brendan Collins:
Performance vs. productivity in the context of ArcGIS server 10. 56:1 - George T. Raber, Zach Ferdaña:
Coastal resilience: an ecosystem-based coastal and marine spatial planning framework. 57:1 - Samira Mobaied, Nathalie Machon, Bernard Riera:
Biodiversity conservation GIS: using geographic information systems to support conservation management decisions. 58:1 - P. S. Acharya, Soumya K. Ghosh, S. C. De Sarkar:
Natural resources data management system (NRDMS): a suite of web-accessible geo-spatial data processing tools for e-Governance in India. 59:1
Demo talks
- Frank Hardisty:
The geospatial revolution project. 60:1 - Anthony Anecito:
Rolling thunder. 61:1 - Jonathan Lund:
GIS Kit demonstration of field data collection and large dataset visualization on the iPad 2. 62:1 - Eamon Walsh:
A multi-tenant cloud-based full-function GIS. 63:1
Expanding GeoWeb to an internet of things
- George Percivall, Nadine Alameh:
Expanding GeoWeb to an internet of things. 64:1 - J. D. Stanley:
Planetary skin institute ALERTS: automated land change evaluation, reporting and tracking system. 65:1 - Simon Y. Berkovich:
Physical world as an internet of things. 66:1-66:2 - Kipp Jones, Richard Sutton:
What to do with 500M location requests a day? 67:1-67:2 - Miten Sampat:
Geo-locating things on the internet. 68:1 - Carl Stephen Smyth:
Site and building directories and navigation. 69:1 - Paul Bouzide:
Navigation-to-thing and highly-context-focused 'around me' use cases. 70:1 - Geoff Zeiss:
Building information modeling. 71:1 - Jan Klimke, Dieter Hildebrandt, Benjamin Hagedorn, Jürgen Döllner:
Integrating 3D data in service-based visualization systems. 72:1 - Scott Fairgrieve, Stefan Falke:
Sensor web standards and the internet of things. 73:1 - Peter Verkooijen:
Beyond the check-in: fragmentation and consolidation in the emerging GeoWeb industry. 74:1 - George Percivall:
Collaborative development of open standards for expanding GeoWeb to the internet of things. 75:1 - Qassim A. Abdullah, David Doyle, Milo Robinson:
Modernization of the North American reference frame. 76:1 - Budhendra L. Bhaduri, Brandt Melick, Chaowei Phil Yang, Kevin Montgomery, Patrick Hogan:
NSDI: Tower of Babel aspiring to lingua franca. 77:1 - Nadine Alameh, George Percivall:
Leveraging agile development and architecture techniques in the development of geoinformatics standards. 78:1-78:2
Courses
- Patrick Cozzi, Kevin Ring:
Under the hood of virtual globes. 79:1-79:3 - Joel Reyes, Zhiming Xue:
Windows Phone 7 workshop. 80:1
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