S7-1. Best GIS Solution
11:00-11:25
CartoDB Basemaps: a tale of data, tiles,
and dark matter sandwiches
Alejandro Martínez, CartoDB
11:25-11:50
Map publishing with or without
programming skills
Timo Aarnio, National Land Survey of Finland
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S7-2. Safety
11:00-11:25
Analyzing Fire Department Response
with PostGIS
Paul Wickman, Flat Rock Geographics
11:25-11:50
External Radiation Exposure Estimation
by OGC-based Sensor Information Platforms
Kyoung-Sook Kim, AIST
Hirotaka Ogawa
Isao Kojima
11:50-12:15
IMPROVING PUBLIC HEALTH DELIVERY
IN NORTHERN NIGERIA USING OPEN
SOURCE TECHNOLOGIES
Dami Sonoiki, eHealth Africa
Kazeem Owolabi
Nicolas Gignac
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S7-3. Hacks and Mashes
11:00-11:25
Fast Cache, Fresh data. Can we have it all?
Henrik Lund Pedersen, Norwegian Mapping Authority
11:25-11:50
Taking dynamic web mapping
to 1:100000 scale
Alejandro Martínez, CartoDB
11:50-12:15
PostTrajectory : Querying and Managing
GPS and Trajectories on Postgresql/PostGIS
Yoo Ki Hyun, Kunsan National University
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S7-4. Big Data
11:00-11:25
Analysis of Spatial Density Utilizing
the Big Data of Floating Population
of Seoul City
Hailin Kim
11:25-11:50
The Use of Spatial Big Data
For Planning Support
Donghan Kim
11:50-12:15
Geosocial Big Data Analysis Using
Python and FOSS4G with the Case
Study of Korean Data
Ilyoung Hong
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S7-5. Hacks and Mashes
11:00-11:25
Research client side draggable route
selection with pgRouting
Ko Nagase, Georepublic Japan LLC.
11:25-11:50
Building and integrating a Continuous
-Integration system within your open
source project
Steven Lander, Reinventing Geospatial, Inc
11:50-12:15
WalkLite in Mobile GIS: A Schema
to Extend and Symbolize SpatiaLite
Xian Chen, Zhejiang Walkinfo Technology Corporation
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S7-6. For the Better GIS Business
11:00-11:25
Giving Away the Code Without Giving
Away the Farm: A Business Model
for Open Source Entrepreneurs
Blaine Hackett, Flat Rock Geographics
Paul Wickman
11:25-11:50
Earning Your Support Instead of
Buying it: A How-to Guide to Open
Source Assistance
Ian Turton, Envitia Ltd
11:50-12:15
New Consumer Insights
from Map Analytics
Will Cadell, Sparkgeo.com
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S8-1. Innovative usage of Open Source GIS
13:25-13:50
Everybody wants (someone else to do)
it: Writing documentation for open
source software
Mike Pumphrey, Boundless
13:50-14:15
Semantic assessment and monitoring
of crowdsourced geographic information
Hamish Mcnair, University of Canterbury
Paul Goodhue
14:15-14:40
COBWEB, a citizen science data
collection platform.
Panagiotis Terzis, University of Edinburgh, EDINA
14:40-15:05
How to build a succesful co-operation
around your FOSS software – case Oskari
Jani Kylmäaho, National Land Survey of Finland
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S8-2. Policy
13:25-13:50
Using the latest ISO standard
for geographic information
(ISO19115-1:2014)
Francois Prunayre, titellus
13:50-14:15
GIS Policy Map for Local Government
in Korea: Story of Dobong-gu, Seoul
Yongjae Park, GIS United
14:15-14:40
How opensource technologies
can contribute to sustainable
devlopment in Haiti
Wendy Delva, Communauté OpenStreetMap
Haiti Nord et Nord Est (COSMHANNE)
Lesly Louis Alouidor
14:40-15:05
triple-A for the environment:
make IT simply better
Arnoud De Boer, Geonovum
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S8-3. Hacks and Mashes
13:25-13:50
Tempus, a new OpenSource platform
for Multimodal routing
Vincent Picavet, Oslandia
13:50-14:15
MapCache: Fast and Featureful tile
serving from the MapServer project
Thomas Bonfort, Terriscope
14:15-14:40
Deploying Emergency Routing
Web Processing Services using FOSS4G
Chingchai Humhong, Faculty of Agricultural
Natural Resources and Environmental Naresuan University
Sittichai Choosumrong
Venkatesh Raghavan; Daisuke Yoshida
14:40-15:05
OSM Rendering Notes
Erez Cohen, Mapsense
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S8-4. Hacks and Mashes
13:25-13:50
A Novel Approach to Label Human
Population in Supermarkets Using
Cellular Phone Data
Hao Chen
13:50-14:15
Image Geocoding as a Service
Jorge Gustavo Rocha
14:15-14:40
Development of Data Archiving
and Distribution System For the
Philippines’ LiDAR Program Using
Object Storage Systems
Ken Abryl Eleazar Salanio
14:40-15:05
Modifications to Web Processing
Service Standard For Client-Side
Geoprocessing
Evgeny Panidi
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S8-5. Hacks and Mashes
13:25-13:50
High Performance in the Critical
Rendering Path
Nicolas Bevacqua, Freelance
13:50-14:15
Push it through the wire! Push
it more, if it’s wireless!
Jachym Cepicky, OSGeo
14:15-14:40
On simulation and GIS, coupling
and hydrology
Vincent Picavet, Oslandia
14:40-15:05
Model complexity and service chaining
patterns: impact on geospatial web
processing service performance
Ebrahim Poorazizi, University of Calgary
Andrew Hunter
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S8-6. Project Development
13:25-13:50
Processing, serving and rendering
huge point clouds on Mobile devices
and Web pages
Manuel De La Calle Alonso, Glob3 Mobile, Inc.
Diego Gómez-Deck
13:50-14:15
MapServer Status Report
Thomas Bonfort, Terriscope
Stephan Meissl
Daniel Morissette
14:15-14:40
The way to go with WPS
Espen Messel, FFI
Knut Landmark
14:40-15:05
Towards GeoExt 3 – Supporting both
OpenLayers 3 and ExtJS 6
Mark Jansen, terrestris GmbH & Co. KG
Christian Mayer
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S9-1. Disaster and Disease
16:00-16:25
Use case of Disaster Management
System by using Geopaparazzi and
MapGuide Open Source
Hirofumi Hayashi, Applied technology Co.,Ltd.
Venkatesh Raghavan
Kozawa Hiroshi
16:25-16:50
Sharing a map P2P in the browser
for Disaster response
Tom van Tilburg, Geodan
16:50-17:15
A framework for assessing
location-based personalized exposure
risk of infectious disease transmission
Hsu Ching-Shun, National Taiwan University,
Department of Geography
Tzai-Hung, Wen
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S9-2. Benchmarks
16:00-16:25
Leaflet vs. OpenLayers: which is best
for our indoor maps?
Iván Sánchez Ortega, MazeMap
16:25-16:50
WPS Benchmarking Session
Benjamin Pross, 52°North GmbH
Gérald Fenoy
Jody Garnett
16:50-17:15
OSGeo and LocationTech Comparison
Jody Garnett, Boundless
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S9-3. Hacks and Mashes
16:00-16:25
Raster Data In GeoServer And GeoTools:
Achievements, Issues And Future
Developments
Andrea Aime, GeoSolutions
Simone Giannecchini
16:25-16:50
GeoCouch: Operating multidimensional
data at scale with Couchbase
Volker Mische, Couchbase
16:50-17:15
Dynamic Queries for OSM Features
in Webspeed: Tiles as Quadtrees
Erez Cohen, Mapsense
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S9-4. Benchmarks & SDI
16:00-16:25
Analysing the Performance of NoSQL
vs SQL Databases with Respect
to Routing Algorithms.
Sarthak Agarwal
16:25-16:50
Comparative Evaluation of GIS Routing
Tools Using Open Source Applications
Kehinde Adewara
16:50-17:15
A Cross National Comparison on
the Awareness of Adopting FOSS4G
to NSDI in Developing Countries
Junyoung Choi
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S9-5. Hacks and Mashes
16:00-16:25
web framework in GIS
Geunsoo Kim, Developer
16:25-16:50
Gis Server with Golang.
Kyoung Tae Doh, Samsung SDS
16:50-17:15
CourtVisionPH: A System for
the Extraction of Field Goal
Attempt Locations and Spatial
Analysis of Shooting Using Broadcast
Basketball Videos
Ben Hur Pintor, University of the Philippines
-Training Center for Applied Geodesy and Photogrammetry
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S9-6. Education & Hacks and Mashes
16:00-16:25
How can the students get Geospatial
Information and make a map
by using the FOSS4G.
Masashi Ozaki, Tokyo Metropolitan University / MAPconcierge Inc.
Hiroyuki Yamauchi
16:25-16:50
MapWindow Plug-in of GRM Model
Using Open Source Software
Yunseok Choi, Korea Institute of Civil Engineering
and Building Technology
Youngho, Je
Kyungtak, Kim
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