GIM Summit 2016: Infrastructure for Geo-IT Workshop

During the GIM International Summit, participants approached location and time-related issues to explore the needs and demands, both within the geospatial sector and beyond. Other workshops:

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Building geoICT infrastructures is really about creating networks and ground rules. However, these are a subset of information infrastructures rather than an end in themselves. Infrastructures are certainly not only about technology and standards, public versus private or even top-down versus bottom-up. The focus should be on linking real societal problems with the users and the services they require.

Building a Global 3D Routing Map

Building a Global 3D Routing Map

Mapping company HERE, co-owned by German automotive companies Audi, BMW, and Daimler, uses a fleet of more than 200 cars to collect dense point cloud data about roads around the wo...

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Focus on Geoinformation Users

Focus on Geoinformation Users

Maps have always been important for communicating geographic information to their users. However, although cartographers in the past may have conducted research into how people wor...

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Parallel Computing in Photogrammetry

Parallel Computing in Photogrammetry

The race between data production and processing capacity has been going on for many decades, with data production usually on the winning team. This is also true for airborne and sp...

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