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European Spatial Data Research

International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing

EuroSDR& ISPRS Hannover Workshop 2008

Geosensor Networks

Hanover, Germany - February 20 - 22, 2008

Wednesday, Febr. 20:
Welcome and Greetings: LGN Leibniz University Hannover EuroSDR ISPRS	Ernst Jäger, Department Head, Geotopography Karl-Heinz Rosenwinkel, Vice Dean, Civil Engineering and Geodetic Science Kevin Mooney, Secretary General EuroSDR, Dublin Wolfgang Kainz, ISPRS Commission II President, Wien
Session 1: Sensors and Data Capture
Key note: Ouri Wolfson, Univ. of Illinois	Information Technology and Intelligent Transportation: A Marriage Made in Heaven
Ralf Bill, Univ. Rostock Hartmut Ritter, ScatterWeb GmbH, Hinrich Paulsen, terrestris GmbH, Berlin Hansjörg Kutterer, Leibniz Univ. Hannover	Precise Positioning in ad hoc Geosensor Networks SensorGIS-Sensors and network design Precise sensors networks for monitoring tasks in engineering geodesy
Session 2: Algorithms and Data Interpretation I
Jörg Hähner, Leibniz Univ. Hannover Claus Brenner, Leibniz Univ. Hannover Sören Kammel, Univ. Karlsruhe	System architecture and self configuration in distributed camera networks Geosesor Networks - The case of navigation & driver assistance systems Environmental mapping for cooperative driving

Thursday, Febr. 21: Session 3: Algorithms and Data Interpretation II
Key note: Matt Duckham, Univ. of Melbourne	Ambient spatial intelligence: Decentralized computing in geosensor networks
Jon Devine, Anthony Stefanidis, George Mason Univ., Fairfax Gennady Andrienko, FhG IAIS, St. Augustin	Support Vector Machines for spatiotemporal analysis of GeoSensor data Visual Analytics Tools for Analysis of Movement Data
Session 4: SWE - Sensor Web Enablement
Mike Jackson, Nottingham Stephan Nebiker, FHNW, Basel Kai Walter, Univ. Rostock	Optimising the effectiveness of Geosensor networks: geospatial interoperability and test-bed development Combining micro UAV based mobile video imagery and virtual globes - a test case for future sensor web capabilities Geosensor Web Enablement in Early Warning Systems for Landslides
Session 5: SDI and NMAs
Keith Murray, Ordnance Survey, Southampton Jan Jellema, TNO, Utrecht Cord-Hinrich Jahn, LGN, Hannover	Integrating the sensor web and SDIs - greater than the sum of the parts SWE-connected sensors: datasource for geo-information SAPOS - a Geosensor network
Session 6: Geo-Applications I
Antonio Krüger, Univ. Münster Kathrin Poser, GFZ Potsdam	Improving Disaster Management through Geosensor networks Humans as Sensors: Intergration and assessment of information from the affected population for flood disaster management

Friday Febr. 22: Session 7: Geo-Applications II
Key note: Michel Schouppe, European Commission, Brussels	Geosensor networks for Disaster Management - Ongoing community research
Rainer Häner, GfZ Potsdam Anke Friedrich, LMU München Ian Marshall, Uni. Lancaster	Geosensor networks in the Tsunami early warning system (part 1, part 2, part 3) GPS networks for monitoring earth surface processes Automated Observation of a "remote" UK upland catchment
11:45 - 13:15 Session 7: Security Applications
Wolfgang von Hansen, Ulrich Thönnessen, FOM, Ettlingen Günter Saur, IITB, Karlsruhe Thorsten Reitz, FhG IGD, Darmstadt	3D LIDAR sensors for security applications Video processing for surveillance and security applications Intergration of Sensors into Geodata Harmonisation Scenarios in the HUMBOLDT Project