Applied Geoinformatics for Society and Environment 2009 (AGSE 2009)

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The overall scope of this series of conferences is to offer an interdisciplinary, international forum for sharing knowledge about the application of Geoinformatics with focus on application and on developing countries. This will be achieved by a series of summer schools and conferences through the next years, supported through an online journal.

The abstracts, papers, presentations of AGSE 2009 in different formats (including podcasts) can be found here.

Some of the presentations are available on YouTube.

Thanks for AGSE 2009!

We would like to thank all participants of the State of the AGSE 2009 Conference in Stuttgart for joining us for six wonderful days, filled with plenary and track oriented presentations, fruitful discussions, meeting friends, and cultural events.

The digital version of the proceedings can be found here.

We are convinced that it has been a huge inspiration for all interested in the application of Geoinformation Science.

We hope to see you back soon at the next AGSE conference or summer school in Germany, Africa, Asia or South America.

Testimonials

• I was very happy and pleased with how the AGSE09 event progressed. Congratulations. G. V. S., Kenya
• Thank you for organising such a wonderful AGSE 2009 and giving us a chance to revisit our memory lane. I enjoyed the same and extend my sincere gratitude and hope that this would be a regular event in the near future. S. S. Y., India
• Thank you again for all the organization of AGSE2009, which was a great experience. M. A.. El Salvador
• It was really great work, I felt that I met my family again. Thank you is not enough... A. Y. Jordan

  

This was part of AGSE 2009

For the 2009 event

• AGSE 2009 Conference and Summer School, Stuttgart University of Applied Sciences, Germany, 13 - 18 July, 2009

we offered key notes, several scientific and application oriented tracks and several workshops covering different fields of Geoinformatics and Photogrammetry:

• Dr. Gennady Andrienko: Geospatial Visual Analytics
• Prof. Dr. Franz-Josef Behr: Geo-Mashups in the Web 2.0 environment
• Prof. Dr. Volker Coors: CityGML
• Prof. Dr. Michael Hahn: Acquisition of Spatial Data with Terrestrial, Airborne and Mobile Laserscanning
• Dr. Kai Holschuh, Germany: Understanding Social Networking in international Contexts
• Hui LI, M.Sc.: Setting up a WMS- / WFS-Server in 45 minutes
• Prof. Kettemann: GPS Data Collection & GIS Data Integration
• Prof. Dr. Dietrich Schröder: Open Source GIS and Tools
• Dr. Christian Kiehle, Hanko Ruhbach, lat/lon GmbH: OGC Compliant Webservices and Setting up a basic Spatial Data Infrastructure

as part of the program.

More information can by found in the flyer. You can download additionally a poster for printing.

Sponsors

        

AGSE 2009 Conference and Summer School at Stuttgart University of Applied Sciences, Germany

Topics

Current trends in Geospatial Technology Spatial Information Infrastructures (SDI) Geospatial Data Capture, Fusion and Harmonisation Location Based Services and Mobile Applications Geosensor Networks Interoperability and standards Geovisualisation GI Education and Training GI Policy and Society, e-Government GIS implementation and deployment Sustainable development and Millennium Development Goals Demographic and Socioeconomic Modelling Environmental/Ecological and Urban/Regional Modelling Health and Medical Informatics Natural Resources Management and Monitoring Disaster and Risk Management, Flood Modelling Spatial Data Usability and Data Quality Spatiotemporal Modelling and Analysis Case studies Participatory GIS, voluntary geographic information

Earth Observation Systems: Issues and Applications (according ISPRS's Beijing Declaration) Acquisition, processing, interpretation and analysis of aerial and satellite imagery application for socio-economic sustainable development, natural disaster prediction, mitigation and response, maintenance of biodiversity, cultural heritage conservation, global and environmental climate change monitoring, land use and land cover inventory, food security, sustainable use of water resources, and human habitat, environment and health Lidar Processing Image Interpretation for Topographic Mapping Image Analysis for Change Detection Digital Terrain Modeling, 3D Validation, calibration and certification of digital cameras and other types of sensors, automated information extraction from all forms of imagery, distributed data processing for information services