Geospatial Data Science

Wonderful idea! Yes, I'm definitely interested!!
Cheers.
Maria
Prof. Maria Antonia Brovelli
Vice Rector for Como Campus - Politecnico di Milano
Public Participation GIS: a FOSS architecture enabling field-data collection
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Oggetto: [rda-geospatial-ig] Geospatial Data Science
Hi all,
I would like to discuss ideas for putting together a working paper on "Geospatial Data Science" and its importance for both research ( geodata driven discovery, algorithms for location data mining , geospatial data harmonisation, geostatistical modelling, techniques for integrating both authoritative and crowd sourced data etc) and teaching (what are the curriculum requirements for teaching geospatial data driven discovery for future geoprofessionals).
RDA4 meeting of the Geospatial IG will be a good opportunity to plan this. If you are interested please let me know.
Best wishes,
Suchith
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Can we extend this beyond academia (research/teaching) to a more general
platform ("Geospatial data science for all")?
Best
Ant

I am certainly interesting in co-operating, especially in the educational
part. As the RDA4 meeting is "in my backyard" I planned to join that
anyway.
Yours,
Barend
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PO Box 217, 7500AE Enschede (The Netherlands)
+31-(0)53 4874 253
@barendkobben

Excellent. Thanks all. I am already seeing great interest from many people from both the posting and emails recieved. I will also open this to ideas from the wider community and we can plan ideas for building collaborations for the future.

Suchith

Barend - we will add this as a theme for the "Open Geospatial Science and applications" special issue also.

Please count me in Suchith

Thanks,

Seraphim

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Hi Suchith,
I am interest. Do you know the due for this paper?
regards
Luciene
2014-07-01 12:23 GMT+01:00 suchith <***@***.***>:

Hi Luciene,
Thanks. I am aiming this for end of 2014 in time for submitting to the special issue journal on "Open Geospatial Science and Applications" . This will be a good position paper.
Suchith
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Hi Suchith,
I am interest. Do you know the due for this paper?
regards
Luciene
2014-07-01 12:23 GMT+01:00 suchith <***@***.***>:
Hi all,
I would like to discuss ideas for putting together a working paper on "Geospatial Data Science" and its importance for both research ( geodata driven discovery, algorithms for location data mining , geospatial data harmonisation, geostatistical modelling, techniques for integrating both authoritative and crowd sourced data etc) and teaching (what are the curriculum requirements for teaching geospatial data driven discovery for future geoprofessionals).
RDA4 meeting of the Geospatial IG will be a good opportunity to plan this. If you are interested please let me know.
Best wishes,
Suchith
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I am interested too Suchith!
Many thanks,
Dawn
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On 7/1/14, 4:43 AM, "maria" <***@***.***> wrote:
Wonderful idea! Yes, I'm definitely interested!!
Cheers.
Maria
Prof. Maria Antonia Brovelli
Vice Rector for Como Campus - Politecnico di Milano
Public Participation GIS: a FOSS architecture enabling field-data collection
http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/17538947.2014.887150#.UwPVuI...
ISPRS WG IV/5 "Web and Cloud Based Geospatial Services and Applications" - Co-chair - OSGeo Charter Member - ICA - OSGeo Advisory Board Member - SIFET Scientific Commitee Member
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Oggetto: [rda-geospatial-ig] Geospatial Data Science
Hi all,
I would like to discuss ideas for putting together a working paper on "Geospatial Data Science" and its importance for both research ( geodata driven discovery, algorithms for location data mining , geospatial data harmonisation, geostatistical modelling, techniques for integrating both authoritative and crowd sourced data etc) and teaching (what are the curriculum requirements for teaching geospatial data driven discovery for future geoprofessionals).
RDA4 meeting of the Geospatial IG will be a good opportunity to plan this. If you are interested please let me know.
Best wishes,
Suchith
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Dear all, 

I would also be interested in collaborating, though will have to contribute electronically. 

Regards,

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On 01 Jul 2014, at 14:13 , kobben wrote:
I am certainly interesting in co-operating, especially in the educationalpart. As the RDA4 meeting is "in my backyard" I planned to join thatanyway.Yours,Barend--Barend Köbben ITC - University of TwentePO Box 217, 7500AE Enschede (The Netherlands)+31-(0)53 4874 253@barendkobbenOn 01-07-14 13:23, "suchith" <***@***.***> wrote:

Hi all,

I would like to discuss ideas for putting together a working paper on

"Geospatial Data Science" and its importance for both research ( geodata

driven discovery,  algorithms for location data mining , geospatial data

harmonisation, geostatistical

modelling,  techniques for integrating both authoritative and crowd

sourced data etc) and teaching (what are the curriculum requirements for

teaching geospatial  data driven discovery for future geoprofessionals).

RDA4 meeting of the Geospatial IG will be a good opportunity to plan

this. If you are interested please let me know.

Best wishes,

Suchith

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Hi Suchith
I would be interested in this work but would also have to participate electronically.
Regards
Andrew Hunter

Hi Suchith

Please count me in as well, especially regarding the issues around VGI, crowdsourced data and impact to communities.

Also, relevant to these subjects, please find here: http://discovery.ucl.ac.uk/1433169/ a recently published report about crowdsourced geographic information use in government. The report was commissioned by the World Bank and was presented yesterday during the Understanding Risk Forum in London.

All the best

Vyron

Hi Suchith,
your idea obviously is an overwhelming success! Should you still have space for
spatio-temporal datacube modelling and analysis and/or OGC Big Data standards,
I'd gladly join the crowd.
cheers,
Peter

Count me in. Thanks Suchith.
Thuy
Dr. Tuong-Thuy Vu, Docent
Secretary, IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Malaysia chapter
Associate Professor, School of Geography
University of Nottingham, Malaysia campus
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Hi Suchith,
I am also interested to cooperate, with my experiences from climate data
management.
I have to participate electronically.
Cheers,
Pari
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Hi all,
I would like to discuss ideas for putting together a working paper on
"Geospatial Data Science" and its importance for both research ( geodata
driven discovery, algorithms for location data mining , geospatial data
harmonisation, geostatistical modelling, techniques for integrating both
authoritative and crowd sourced data etc) and teaching (what are the
curriculum requirements for teaching geospatial data driven discovery for
future geoprofessionals).
RDA4 meeting of the Geospatial IG will be a good opportunity to plan this.
If you are interested please let me know.
Best wishes,
Suchith
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Dear Suchith,
Thanks for this initiative. You can count me in too. :-)
I will be attending at least part of the Amsterdam plenary.
Best,
Bente
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Hi all, I would like to discuss ideas for putting together a working paper on "Geospatial Data Science" and its importance for both research ( geodata driven discovery, algorithms for location data mining , geospatial data harmonisation, geostatistical modelling, techniques for integrating both authoritative and crowd sourced data etc) and teaching (what are the curriculum requirements for teaching geospatial data driven discovery for future geoprofessionals). RDA4 meeting of the Geospatial IG will be a good opportunity to plan this. If you are interested please let me know. Best wishes, Suchith
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Hi Suchith,
I am also interested to cooperate, with my experiences from climate data
management.
I have to participate electronically.
Cheers,
Pari
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Hi all,
I would like to discuss ideas for putting together a working paper on
"Geospatial Data Science" and its importance for both research ( geodata
driven discovery, algorithms for location data mining , geospatial data
harmonisation, geostatistical modelling, techniques for integrating both
authoritative and crowd sourced data etc) and teaching (what are the
curriculum requirements for teaching geospatial data driven discovery for
future geoprofessionals).
RDA4 meeting of the Geospatial IG will be a good opportunity to plan this.
If you are interested please let me know.
Best wishes,
Suchith
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Hi Suchith,
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I have to participate electronically.
Cheers,
Pari
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Hi all,
I would like to discuss ideas for putting together a working paper on
"Geospatial Data Science" and its importance for both research ( geodata
driven discovery, algorithms for location data mining , geospatial data
harmonisation, geostatistical modelling, techniques for integrating both
authoritative and crowd sourced data etc) and teaching (what are the
curriculum requirements for teaching geospatial data driven discovery for
future geoprofessionals).
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I have to participate electronically.
Cheers,
Pari
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Hi all,
I would like to discuss ideas for putting together a working paper on
"Geospatial Data Science" and its importance for both research ( geodata
driven discovery, algorithms for location data mining , geospatial data
harmonisation, geostatistical modelling, techniques for integrating both
authoritative and crowd sourced data etc) and teaching (what are the
curriculum requirements for teaching geospatial data driven discovery for
future geoprofessionals).
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Best wishes,
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I would like to discuss ideas for putting together a working paper on
"Geospatial Data Science" and its importance for both research ( geodata
driven discovery, algorithms for location data mining , geospatial data
harmonisation, geostatistical modelling, techniques for integrating both
authoritative and crowd sourced data etc) and teaching (what are the
curriculum requirements for teaching geospatial data driven discovery for
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Dear All,

Thank you for your strong support and it is great to see all of you already doing excellent research in this and i hope our paper will not only be start of bringing together these excellent ideas from different perspectives/disciplines but also will be great opportunity to plan future collaborations.

I got an excellent suggestion from Mike Jackson that we should plan two papers one addressing research and the other teaching as otherwise it may become too long and complex. I think this is true, so we will focus our first paper on  the research aspects and then we will look into teaching (curriculum developments) seperately.

We now got the following collaborators for our paper (please bring to my attention if i missed anyone). I also tried to put the key area of expertise of each of you as far as i know (please feel free to let me know any updates) which will be useful for this paper.
 

• Maria Brovelli (Geodesy)
• Anthony Beck (Archaeology)
• Gregory Giuliani (SDI)
• Parinaz Ameri (Big Data, climate data management.)
• Vyron Antoniou (VGI, crowdsourced data and impact to communities)
• Godwin Yeboah (Transport)
• Andrew Hunter ( Spatial Information)
• Alex Singleton (geodemographics)
• Serena Coetzee (SDI)
• Dawn Wright (Oceans)
• Luciene Delazari (cartographic visualization, interface design for cartographic products and automated cartographic design)
• Seraphim Alvanides (Transport, Health)
• Barend Kobben (Cartography)
• Bente Lilja Bye ( Earth observations, data policy, data citation, data quality)
• Mark Ware (Optimization, Generalization)
• Tuong Thuy Vu (Remote Sensing data, Earth Observation)
• Peter Baumann (Big Data)
• Suchith Anand (Integrating authoritative and VGI data)

So what are the next steps

1. I will start preparing the outline structure for our paper, trying to include sections of all key research areas you all are working. I aim to email this in the next week or so and then all of you can start adding your research ideas into the various sections. Once we have inputs from all of you , we can then do  iterations to make it consistent.

2. We will also arrange webconference through the RDA facilities, so we can discuss ideas.

I will be in touch seperately on this.

Best wishes,

Suchith

Suchith, I propose you to put for me "GeoWeb Rich Visualisation" as a main topic.
Many thanks!
Maria
Prof. Maria Antonia Brovelli
Vice Rector for Como Campus - Politecnico di Milano
Public Participation GIS: a FOSS architecture enabling field-data collection
http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/17538947.2014.887150#.UwPVuI...
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Inviato: mercoledì 2 luglio 2014 13.42
A: Geospatial IG
Oggetto: Re: [rda-geospatial-ig] Geospatial Data Science
Dear All,
Thank you for your strong support and it is great to see all of you already doing excellent research in this and i hope our paper will not only be start of bringing together these excellent ideas from different perspectives/disciplines but also will be great opportunity to plan future collaborations.
I got an excellent suggestion from Mike Jackson that we should plan two papers one addressing research and the other teaching as otherwise it may become too long and complex. I think this is true, so we will focus our first paper on the research aspects and then we will look into teaching (curriculum developments) seperately.
We now got the following collaborators for our paper (please bring to my attention if i missed anyone). I also tried to put the key area of expertise of each of you as far as i know (please feel free to let me know any updates) which will be useful for this paper.
* Maria Brovelli (Geodesy)
* Anthony Beck (Archaeology)
* Gregory Giuliani (SDI)
* Parinaz Ameri (Big Data, climate data management.)
* Vyron Antoniou (VGI, crowdsourced data and impact to communities)
* Godwin Yeboah (Transport)
* Andrew Hunter ( Spatial Information)
* Alex Singleton (geodemographics)
* Serena Coetzee (SDI)
* Dawn Wright (Oceans)
* Luciene Delazari (cartographic visualization, interface design for cartographic products and automated cartographic design)
* Seraphim Alvanides (Transport, Health)
* Barend Kobben (Cartography)
* Bente Lilja Bye ( Earth observations, data policy, data citation, data quality)
* Mark Ware (Optimization, Generalization)
* Tuong Thuy Vu (Remote Sensing data, Earth Observation)
* Peter Baumann (Big Data)
* Suchith Anand (Integrating authoritative and VGI data)
So what are the next steps
1. I will start preparing the outline structure for our paper, trying to include sections of all key research areas you all are working. I aim to email this in the next week or so and then all of you can start adding your research ideas into the various sections. Once we have inputs from all of you , we can then do iterations to make it consistent.
2. We will also arrange webconference through the RDA facilities, so we can discuss ideas.
I will be in touch seperately on this.
Best wishes,
Suchith
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Dear Suchid,
I would be interested as well but presently I am a bit unresponsive due to AGIT and GI_Forum conference we are hosting for approx. 1200 people this week.
Hermann
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Date:02/07/2014 13:42 (GMT+01:00)
To: Geospatial IG
Subject: Re: [rda-geospatial-ig] Geospatial Data Science
Dear All,
Thank you for your strong support and it is great to see all of you already doing excellent research in this and i hope our paper will not only be start of bringing together these excellent ideas from different perspectives/disciplines but also will be great opportunity to plan future collaborations.
I got an excellent suggestion from Mike Jackson that we should plan two papers one addressing research and the other teaching as otherwise it may become too long and complex. I think this is true, so we will focus our first paper on the research aspects and then we will look into teaching (curriculum developments) seperately.
We now got the following collaborators for our paper (please bring to my attention if i missed anyone). I also tried to put the key area of expertise of each of you as far as i know (please feel free to let me know any updates) which will be useful for this paper.
* Maria Brovelli (Geodesy)
* Anthony Beck (Archaeology)
* Gregory Giuliani (SDI)
* Parinaz Ameri (Big Data, climate data management.)
* Vyron Antoniou (VGI, crowdsourced data and impact to communities)
* Godwin Yeboah (Transport)
* Andrew Hunter ( Spatial Information)
* Alex Singleton (geodemographics)
* Serena Coetzee (SDI)
* Dawn Wright (Oceans)
* Luciene Delazari (cartographic visualization, interface design for cartographic products and automated cartographic design)
* Seraphim Alvanides (Transport, Health)
* Barend Kobben (Cartography)
* Bente Lilja Bye ( Earth observations, data policy, data citation, data quality)
* Mark Ware (Optimization, Generalization)
* Tuong Thuy Vu (Remote Sensing data, Earth Observation)
* Peter Baumann (Big Data)
* Suchith Anand (Integrating authoritative and VGI data)
So what are the next steps
1. I will start preparing the outline structure for our paper, trying to include sections of all key research areas you all are working. I aim to email this in the next week or so and then all of you can start adding your research ideas into the various sections. Once we have inputs from all of you , we can then do iterations to make it consistent.
2. We will also arrange webconference through the RDA facilities, so we can discuss ideas.
I will be in touch seperately on this.
Best wishes,
Suchith
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Suchith
I can better explain: at the beginning of my scientific life I studied geodesy (specifically radar-altimetry) but then I moved to GIS and Digital Terrain Models. In the last years I have been working on Geoweb Visualisation and Virtual Globes and very recently also on geocrowdsourcing.
That's the reason why in my opinion geovisualisation is more representative of me.
Many thanks for your patience!!!
And many thanks for your coordination!
Maria
Prof. Maria Antonia Brovelli
Vice Rector for Como Campus - Politecnico di Milano
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Inviato: mercoledì 2 luglio 2014 13.42
A: Geospatial IG
Oggetto: Re: [rda-geospatial-ig] Geospatial Data Science
Dear All,
Thank you for your strong support and it is great to see all of you already doing excellent research in this and i hope our paper will not only be start of bringing together these excellent ideas from different perspectives/disciplines but also will be great opportunity to plan future collaborations.
I got an excellent suggestion from Mike Jackson that we should plan two papers one addressing research and the other teaching as otherwise it may become too long and complex. I think this is true, so we will focus our first paper on the research aspects and then we will look into teaching (curriculum developments) seperately.
We now got the following collaborators for our paper (please bring to my attention if i missed anyone). I also tried to put the key area of expertise of each of you as far as i know (please feel free to let me know any updates) which will be useful for this paper.
* Maria Brovelli (Geodesy)
* Anthony Beck (Archaeology)
* Gregory Giuliani (SDI)
* Parinaz Ameri (Big Data, climate data management.)
* Vyron Antoniou (VGI, crowdsourced data and impact to communities)
* Godwin Yeboah (Transport)
* Andrew Hunter ( Spatial Information)
* Alex Singleton (geodemographics)
* Serena Coetzee (SDI)
* Dawn Wright (Oceans)
* Luciene Delazari (cartographic visualization, interface design for cartographic products and automated cartographic design)
* Seraphim Alvanides (Transport, Health)
* Barend Kobben (Cartography)
* Bente Lilja Bye ( Earth observations, data policy, data citation, data quality)
* Mark Ware (Optimization, Generalization)
* Tuong Thuy Vu (Remote Sensing data, Earth Observation)
* Peter Baumann (Big Data)
* Suchith Anand (Integrating authoritative and VGI data)
So what are the next steps
1. I will start preparing the outline structure for our paper, trying to include sections of all key research areas you all are working. I aim to email this in the next week or so and then all of you can start adding your research ideas into the various sections. Once we have inputs from all of you , we can then do iterations to make it consistent.
2. We will also arrange webconference through the RDA facilities, so we can discuss ideas.
I will be in touch seperately on this.
Best wishes,
Suchith
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Suchith
Happy to contribute/participate on this from SDI/service delivery level (for research and T&L).
Regards
Conor
Conor G. Smyth, PhD, FRGS, CGeog(GIS)
Head of Research and Geodata Services
EDINA, University of Edinburgh
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160, Causewayside
Edinburgh
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Sent: 02 July 2014 12:42
To: Geospatial IG
Subject: Re: [rda-geospatial-ig] Geospatial Data Science
Dear All,
Thank you for your strong support and it is great to see all of you already doing excellent research in this and i hope our paper will not only be start of bringing together these excellent ideas from different perspectives/disciplines but also will be great opportunity to plan future collaborations.
I got an excellent suggestion from Mike Jackson that we should plan two papers one addressing research and the other teaching as otherwise it may become too long and complex. I think this is true, so we will focus our first paper on the research aspects and then we will look into teaching (curriculum developments) seperately.
We now got the following collaborators for our paper (please bring to my attention if i missed anyone). I also tried to put the key area of expertise of each of you as far as i know (please feel free to let me know any updates) which will be useful for this paper.
* Maria Brovelli (Geodesy)
* Anthony Beck (Archaeology)
* Gregory Giuliani (SDI)
* Parinaz Ameri (Big Data, climate data management.)
* Vyron Antoniou (VGI, crowdsourced data and impact to communities)
* Godwin Yeboah (Transport)
* Andrew Hunter ( Spatial Information)
* Alex Singleton (geodemographics)
* Serena Coetzee (SDI)
* Dawn Wright (Oceans)
* Luciene Delazari (cartographic visualization, interface design for cartographic products and automated cartographic design)
* Seraphim Alvanides (Transport, Health)
* Barend Kobben (Cartography)
* Bente Lilja Bye ( Earth observations, data policy, data citation, data quality)
* Mark Ware (Optimization, Generalization)
* Tuong Thuy Vu (Remote Sensing data, Earth Observation)
* Peter Baumann (Big Data)
* Suchith Anand (Integrating authoritative and VGI data)
So what are the next steps
1. I will start preparing the outline structure for our paper, trying to include sections of all key research areas you all are working. I aim to email this in the next week or so and then all of you can start adding your research ideas into the various sections. Once we have inputs from all of you , we can then do iterations to make it consistent.
2. We will also arrange webconference through the RDA facilities, so we can discuss ideas.
I will be in touch seperately on this.
Best wishes,
Suchith
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?Hello,
I would also be interested in participating in the areas of big data, data management and data policy.
Cheers,
Aaron
Aaron Addison | Director, Data & GIS Services
University Libraries | Washington University in St. Louis
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Sent: Wednesday, July 2, 2014 6:42 AM
To: Geospatial IG
Subject: Re: [rda-geospatial-ig] Geospatial Data Science
Dear All,
Thank you for your strong support and it is great to see all of you already doing excellent research in this and i hope our paper will not only be start of bringing together these excellent ideas from different perspectives/disciplines but also will be great opportunity to plan future collaborations.
I got an excellent suggestion from Mike Jackson that we should plan two papers one addressing research and the other teaching as otherwise it may become too long and complex. I think this is true, so we will focus our first paper on the research aspects and then we will look into teaching (curriculum developments) seperately.
We now got the following collaborators for our paper (please bring to my attention if i missed anyone). I also tried to put the key area of expertise of each of you as far as i know (please feel free to let me know any updates) which will be useful for this paper.
* Maria Brovelli (Geodesy)
* Anthony Beck (Archaeology)
* Gregory Giuliani (SDI)
* Parinaz Ameri (Big Data, climate data management.)
* Vyron Antoniou (VGI, crowdsourced data and impact to communities)
* Godwin Yeboah (Transport)
* Andrew Hunter ( Spatial Information)
* Alex Singleton (geodemographics)
* Serena Coetzee (SDI)
* Dawn Wright (Oceans)
* Luciene Delazari (cartographic visualization, interface design for cartographic products and automated cartographic design)
* Seraphim Alvanides (Transport, Health)
* Barend Kobben (Cartography)
* Bente Lilja Bye ( Earth observations, data policy, data citation, data quality)
* Mark Ware (Optimization, Generalization)
* Tuong Thuy Vu (Remote Sensing data, Earth Observation)
* Peter Baumann (Big Data)
* Suchith Anand (Integrating authoritative and VGI data)
So what are the next steps
1. I will start preparing the outline structure for our paper, trying to include sections of all key research areas you all are working. I aim to email this in the next week or so and then all of you can start adding your research ideas into the various sections. Once we have inputs from all of you , we can then do iterations to make it consistent.
2. We will also arrange webconference through the RDA facilities, so we can discuss ideas.
I will be in touch seperately on this.
Best wishes,
Suchith
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Hello Suchith,

I will be happier to participate on this effort on "Geo Ontology development" and "Interoperability" issues.

Best Regards,

Murat

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Assoc. Prof. Murat Komesli (PhD)

Yasar University

Software Engineering Department

Universite Cad. No:35

35500 Bornova, Izmir-TURKEY

Tel:+90 232 411 52 92

Fax:+90 232 374 54 74

E-mail:murat.komesli@yasar.edu.tr

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