S4-1. Asia Special Session – Mapping
11:00-11:20
Mapping efforts in an unsurveyed land –
Koorachundu Village Panchayat experience
Jaisen Nedumpala, Koorachundu Village Panchayat,
Kozhikode, Kerala, India
11:20-11:40
Sapporo Childcare Map: Making the city
“a little better” with FOSS4G
Mayumi Kubo, Code for Sapporo
11:40-12:00
Localized Landmark model based on OSM
data for Socialized Landmark based
Navigation System
Pasindu Chandrasekara, Sri Lanka Institute of
Information Technology
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S4-2. New-born Business Solution
11:00-11:25
Radically Open: The Mapzen Platform
Alyssa Wright, Mapzen
11:25-11:50
New GIS Paradigms: The Information Commons
Santiago Giraldo Anduaga, CartoDB;
Parsons The new School for Design
11:50-12:15
New opensource geospatial software stack
from NextGIS
Maxim Dubinin, NextGIS
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S4-3. Hacks and Mashes
11:00-11:25
Stuffing your vector tiles full of data
Robert P. V. Nordan, Norkart AS
11:25-11:50
Your map sucks; using analytics to build
a better map
Will Cadell, Sparkgeo.com
11:50-12:15
“Migrating” from Google Earth API
to Cesium
Hidenori Watanave, Tokyo Metropoitan University
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S4-4. Collaboration & Education
11:00-11:25
OpenSenseMap – a Citizen Science Platform
For Publishing and Exploring Sensor Data
as Open Data
Thomas Bartoschek
11:25-11:50
Development of Open Source Geospatial
Certification Model Based on the Geospatial
Technology Competency Model
Tanzeel Ur Rehman Khan
11:50-12:15
Integrating Open Source GIS Software in
Undergraduate Curriculum, Research,
and Outreach – Recent Experiences
at Salisbury University
Arthur J. Lembo
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S4-5. Project Development
11:00-11:25
ngeo: a companion library for OpenLayers 3
Eric Lemoine, Camptocamp
Florent Gravin
11:25-11:50
OGC GeoPackage in practice: Implementing
a new OGC specification with open-source tools
Nathan Frantz, US Army
Steven Lander
Michael Lee
11:50-12:15
Advanced Security with GeoServer
and GeoFence
Andrea Aime, GeoSolutions
Simone Giannecchini
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S4-6. Project Development
11:00-11:25
OpenLayers 3 Feature Frenzy
Tim Schaub, Planet Labs
Eric Lemoine
Andreas Hocevar
11:25-11:50
A D3-Based Vector Mapping Library
Erez Cohen, Mapsense
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S5-1. Asia Special Session
– Web and Framework
13:25-13:45
A Web-based Framework for Monitoring
Spatial-temporal Clustering of Epidemics
in Taiwan
Wei Chien Benny Chin, Department of Geography,
National Taiwan University
Tzai-Hung Wen
Fei-Ying Kuo, Hwa-Lung Yu, Ming-Che Hu
13:45-14:05
WebSAFE: Developing an Online Exposure
and Risk Assessment Tool for the Philippines
Ivan Lester Saddi, DOST Project NOAH
Ramon Ayco Jr
14:05-14:25
GIRS – OPEN SOURCE WEBGIS SOLUTIONS
TO BUILD GIS APPS
Thành Long, GIS and Remote Sensing Research Center
14:25-14:45
The framework database of glossary
for geodesy and GIS
Zolzaya Lkhamsuren, Mongolian Geospatial Association
Bayarmaa Enkhtur
Ochirkhuyag Lkhamjav
14:45-15:05
Web-based Atlas depicting the spatial
patterns of biodiversity of Karnataka
Shiva Subramanya, Ashoka Trust for Research
in Ecology & the Environment (ATREE)
15:05-15:25
Utilizing Free Open Source Software and
Open Data in the Crop Suitability Analysis
of Adlai for Climate Change Adaptation
Gleen Depra, Ateneo de Davao University
Albert B. Jubilo
Aurecel Laplana-Alejandro
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S5-2. Various Application of
Open Source GIS
13:25-13:50
GIS-modeling of long-time consequences
after nuclear accident.
Martin Ytre-Eide, Norwegian Radiation Protection Authority
13:50-14:15
Saving Rapid Urbanizing Cities using
the FOSS4G Based Spatial Analysis
for Urban Development
Junyoung Choi, Korea Land and Housing corporation
Jeongik KIM
Cheong PARK
14:15-14:40
The innovative role of Open Source GIS
spatial analytics tools to unravel
parliamentary election results and trends
of World’s largest democracy.
Thành Long, GIS and Remote Sensing Research Center
14:40-15:05
A gap analysis for protected areas
in South Korea
Hyeyeong Choe, UC Davis
James H. Thorne
15:05-15:30
Open source GIS technologies help
add spatial reasoning to crop acreage
data mapping and analysis.
Dinesh Grover, pLine Technologies Private Limited
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S5-3. SDI
13:25-13:50
geOrchestra, a free, modular and secure SDI
Frrancois Van Der Biest, Camptocamp
Florent Gravin
Jesse Eichar
13:50-14:15
Metadata Management for Spatial Data
Infrastructures
Kim Durante, Stanford University
14:15-14:40
Intelligent SDIs with MapMint 2.0
Nicolas Bozon, GeoLabs
Nicolas Bozon
Venkatesh Raghavan
14:40-15:05
The development of a geospatial
creating system for National Spatial
Data Infrastructure.
Jong-hun Lee, Geospatial Information Technology Co.Ltd
15:05-15:30
A spatial view in the culture heritage domain
Jacob Mendt, Saxon State and University
Library Dresden (SLUB)
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S5-4. Case Study
13:25-13:50
An Open Source Web Service
For Registering and Managing
Environmental Samples
Anusuriya Devaraju
13:50-14:15
Developing a Land Use Database
of the Kanto Region, Japan in the 1880’s
Nobusuke Iwasaki
14:15-14:40
Landmark Based Path Planning
with a Linear Map Display For Mobile
Map Applications
Thejaka Mahaulpatha
14:40-15:05
Global Positioning System For Subtlety
Management of Public Transport System
in Sri Lanka
Devanshi Ganegoda
15:05-15:30
Poverty and Peace: an Empirical Analysis
of Counterinsurgency Programs Using GIS
Elizabeth Milo
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S5-5. Work Efficiency with Open
Source GIS
13:25-13:50
Case study: A full-fledged cutting-edge FOSS4G
map production system
Jakob Ventin, National Land Survey of Finland
13:50-14:15
Open Source and Open Standard based decision
support system: the example of lake Verbano
floods management.
Massimiliano Cannata, SUPSI
Milan Antonovic
14:15-14:40
Location-based Task Management
for Mobile Business
Daniel Kastl, Georepublic
14:40-15:05
Decision-making system for grants
for maintaning services in rural areas
Anders Dahlgren, Tillväxtanalys (Swedish public authority)
Joakim Svensberg
15:05-15:30
Use case of a dual open strategy
in the canton of Zurich/Switzerland
Priska Haller, Canton of Zurich, Department of Geoinformation
Pirmin Kalberer
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S5-6. Project Development
13:50-14:15
Extending PostGIS with Python
Benjamin Trigona-Harany, Boundless
14:15-14:40
PostgreSQL, batteries included
Olivier COURTIN, Oslandia
14:40-15:05
New QGIS functions for power users
Marco Hugentobler, Sourcepole AG
15:05-15:30
PDAL: the Pointcloud Data Abstraction Library
MICHAEL SMITH, US Army Corps of Engineers
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S6-1. Asia Special Session – Improvement
16:00-16:20
QGIS and Other OpenSource Data
as Tools for Analysis on the Flashflood
in the Matina Watershed, Davao City,
Philippines
Glenn Depra, Ateneo de Davao University
16:20-16:40
Development of GIS Tool for the Solution
of Chinese Postman Problem using
Improvement Algorithm: A case study
of Pune city, India
Sachin Bhusare, IIRS, DEHRADUN
Hari Shankar
Prabhakar Alok Verma
16:40-17:00
Continuous Improvement of the NOAH
Initiative through the Use of Free and
Open Source Software
Ivan Lester Saddi, DOST Project NOAH
Jobyn Marmol
Eric Jay dela Peña
17:00-17:20
An Utilization Improvement Plan
of National Health Data Using
Open Source
JIYE EMily YUN, NHIS
(National Health Insurance Service agency)
17:20-17:40
Evaluating Flood hazard Potential
in Danang City, Vietnam using FOSS4G
Thi An Tran, Osaka City University
Venkatesh Raghavan
17:40-18:00
Proposal of Water Pollution Sources
Management based on Open Source GIS
Han Kang, National Institute of
Environmental Reserch
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S6-2. New Open Source GIS Trend II
16:00-16:25
Open Source for Handling IndoorGML
Ki-Joune Li, Pusan National University
Hyunggyu Ryoo
Donguk Seo
16:25-16:50
ISA Server – An Indoor Spatial Data Server
Ki-Joune Li, Pusan National University
Taehoon Kim
Joonseok Kim
16:50-17:15
istSOS: latest developments and first steps
into the OSGeo incubation process
MASSIMILIANO CANNATA, SUPSI
Milan Antonovic
Mirko Cardoso
17:15-17:40
Cadasta: Securing Property Rights with Open-Source
Kate Chapman, Cadasta Foundation
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S6-3. Hacks and Mashes
16:00-16:25
Mapping the world beyond 3857
Andrea Aime, GeoSolutions
16:25-16:50
Building an OpenLayers 3 map viewer
with React
Pirmin Kalberer, Sourcepole
16:50-17:15
Catalog on the fly satellite images
Luiz Motta, IBAMA
17:15-17:40
An image browser for the Planet
Alessandro Isaacs, Planet Labs
Tim Schaub
Jared Volpe
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S6-4. Disaster and Disease
16:00-16:25
Advances in Civic Co-management Within
the Geospatial Ecosystem Applied
to Disaster Risk Management
Tomas Holderness
16:25-16:50
Flood Hazard Mapping of Lower Indus
Basin Using Multi-Criteria Analysis
Saba Zehra
16:50-17:15
Evaluation of an Open-source
Collaborative WebGIS Prototype
in Risk Management with Students
Zar Chi Aye
17:15-17:40
An Open-Source WebGIS Platform
For Rapid Disaster Impact Assessment
Roya Olyazadeh
17:40-18:05
Evaluating Flood Hazard Potential
in Danang City, Vietnam Using FOSS4G
Thi An Tran, Osaka City University
Venkatesh Raghavan
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S6-5. Project Development
16:00-16:25
QGIS Plugins – From Must-Haves
to insider tips
Pirmin Kalberer, Sourcepole
16:25-16:50
GeoNetwork 3
Florent Gravin, Camptocamp
Francois Prunayre
Jeroen Ticheler
16:50-17:15
Route Planning in your Database
with pgRouting
Daniel Kastl, Georepublic
17:15-17:40
MapServer #ProTips 2
Jeff Mckenna, OSGeo
Michael Smith
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S6-6. Project Development
16:00-16:25
Dynamic dashboards with D3.js
and CartoDB
John Powell, emapsite
16:25-16:50
Point Clouds in a Browser with WebGL
Daniel Kastl, Georepublic
16:50-17:15
OpenStreetMap Geo-Processing
Amir Pourabdollah, The University of Nottingham
Jeremy Morley
Steven Feldman
17:15-17:40
Magical PostGIS in three brief
movements
Paul Ramsey, CartoDB
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