Day
2 - Tuesday 22 March
Keynote
+ Plenary Session 3: 09.00 – 10.30 hours, Tuesday 22: Auditorium
Chair:
Jonathan Li, Ryerson University, Canada
Keynote Address:
Fast Delivery of Geo-Information for Disaster Recovery after the Tsunami
in South East Asia
Richard Guillande
CSC, GeoSciences Consultants s.a.r.l., Bagneux, France
User
Needs, Requirements and Technology Developments:
Laser
Scanning Applications on Disaster Management
Andrea Biasion, Leandro Bornaz and Fulvio Rinaudo
Department of Geo Resources and Land, Politecnico di Torino, Italy
Big
Brother or Eye in the Sky?
Legal Aspects of Space-Based Geo-Information for Disaster Management
Frans G. von der Dunk
Space Law Research, International Institute of Air and Space Law, Leiden
University, Faculty of Law, the Netherlands
Presentation
available as PDF file
European
Policies related to Geo-information for Disaster Management and European
Grants in support of Applied Research
Karen
Fabbri and Guy Weets
Directorate General
Information Society and Media, Unit ICT for Transport
and the Environment, European Commission, Belgium
Presentation
available as PDF file
CREASO
Presentation: 09.00 - 10.30 hours, Tuesday 22: Commissiekamer 3
Hazard
Assessment and Prediction with Quantitative Analysis of Large Geospatial
Imagery
Martin C. Schodlok and Abdelwaheb Amara
CREASO B.V. the Netherlands
Presentation
available as PDF file
ISPRS
Panel Session: 11.00 – 12.30 hours, Tuesday 22: Senaatszaal
Chair:
Orhan Altan, Secretary General ISPRS (2004-2008), Turkey
Pannelists:
Karen Fabbri, Nick McWilliam and Scott Burton
Plenary
Session 4: 11.00 – 12.30 hours, Tuesday 22: Auditorium
Chair:
Stefan Diehl, Public Aid 'Gelderland Midden', the Netherlands
End-User Environments:
A GIS-Based Spatial Decision Support System for Emergency Services:
London’s
King’s Cross St. Pancras Underground Station
Christian J.E. Castle and Paul A. Longley
Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, University College London, United
Kingdom
Presentation
available as PDF file
CityGML
– Interoperable Access to 3D City Models
Thomas H. Kolbe, Gerhard Gröger and Lutz Plümer
Institute for Cartography and Geoinformation, University of Bonn,
Germany
Presentation
available as PDF file
Population
Density Estimations for Disaster Management: Case Study Rural Zimbabwe
Stefan Schneiderbauer and Daniele Ehrlich
Joint Research Centre, European Commission, Institute for the Protection
and Security of the Citizen (IPSC), Italy
Presentation
available as PDF file
The
Fourth Column in Action: Dutch Municipalities Organizing Geo-Information
for Disaster Management
Margo de Groot
DataLand, the Netherlands
Presentation
available as PDF file
Poster
Session 2: 13.30 – 14.00 hours, Tuesday 22: Vide 1
Data
Collection and Data Management:
Survey
Methodologies for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage Sites
Eros Agosto, Paolo Ardissone and Fulvio Rinaudo
Department of Georesources and Land, Politecnico di Torino, Italy
A
New Geo-Information Architecture for Risk Management
Christian Alegre, Hugues Sassier, Stephane Pierotti and Pascal Lazaridis
ALCATAL SPACE, France
Software
to Support a Specialized Bank of Electronic Maps
Rafael Arutyunyan , Alexandr Glushko, Vladimir Egorkin, Vladimir
Kiselev, Daniil Tokarchuk and Nikolay Semin
Nuclear Safety Institute of Russian Academy of Sciences (IBRAE RAS),
Russia
Project
Octagon: Special UAVs – Autonomous Airborne Platforms
Simion Dascalu
European Business Innovation Centres Network (EBN), Romania
Presentation
available as PDF file
Step
by Step Constitution of an Emergency Management Based Object Model and
Database System on Linux for the I.T.U. Campus D.I.S.
Himmet Karaman and Muhammed Sahin
Istanbul Technical University, Geodesy & Photogrammetry Engineering
Department, Turkey
Development
of a Web-Based GIS Using SDI for Disaster Management
Ali Mansourian (1), Abbas Rajabifard (2) and Mohammad Javad Valadan Zoej
(1)
(1) Faculty of Geodesy and Geomatics Engineering, K.N. Toosi
University of Technology, Iran
(2) Department of Geomatics Engineering, The University of
Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia
The
Role of Space Technology in Decreasing of Natural Disaster Damages
(Case Study: Monitoring Drought Using NDVI (1990-2001) in I.R of Iran.)
Amirreza Shahtahmasbi, S.H. Sanaeinejad, R. Saddrabadi and L.
Khazanedari
Climatological Research Institute, Mashhad, I. R. of Iran
Tsunami
as Affected to Land Use/Land Cover Change in Thailand
Chaiwut Sittiutra (1), Chumpol Lillithum (2), VAlairat Wanpiyarat (3)
and Parida Kuneepong (1)
(1) Land Development Department, Thailand
(2) Office of Soil Survey and Land Use Planning, LDD, Thailand
(3) Land Use Survey Division, LDD, Thailand
Visual
System for Metric 3D Data Gathering and Processing in Real Time
Petr Rapant, Jan Stankovic, Eduard Sojka and Emil Gavlosvksy
Institute of Geoinformatics, VSB - Technical University of Ostrava,
Czech Republic
Parallel
Session 2a: 14.00 – 15.30 hours, Tuesday 22: Auditorium
Chair:
Thomas Kolbe, Institute for Cartography and Geoinformation, University
Bonn, Germany
User
Needs, Requirements and Technology Developments:
CNES
Research and Development and Available Software in the Framework of
Space Images Based Risk and Disaster Management
Hélène Vadon and Jordi Inglada
Centre National d’Etudes Spatiales (CNES), France
Presentation
available as PDF file
The
Development of an Operational System to Support Flanders Flood
Prevention
Policy
Roel Heremans
(1), Ann Willekens
(2), Dirk Borghys (1), Bart
Verbeeck (2), Jo Van Valckenborgh (2),
Joris
De Man (2), Marc Acheroy (1) and Christiaan Perneel (1)
(1) Royal Military
Academy, Signal and Image Center, Belgium
(2) Flemish Land Agency, Support Center GIS-Flanders, Belgium
Presentation
available as PDF file
Accurate
On-Time Geo-Information for Disaster Management and Disaster Prevention
by Precise Airborne Lidar Scanning
Steffen Firchau, Alexander Wiechert and Katrin Schnadt
TopoSys GmbH, Germany
Presentation
available as PDF file
A
Decision Support System for Preventive Evacuation of People
Kasper M. van Zuilekom (1), Martin van Maarseveen (1) and Marcel van der
Doef (2)
(1)
University of Twente, Faculty of Engineering, Center for Transport
Studies, the Netherlands
(2) Directorate General of Public Works and Water Management, the Road
and
Hydraulic
engineering Institute, the Netherlands
Presentation
available as PDF file
Parallel
Session 2b: 14.00 – 15.30 hours, Tuesday 22: Senaatszaal
Chair:
Chris Parker, Ordnance Survey, UK
Data
Integration and Knowledge Discovery
Towards
Quality-Aware Composition of Geographic Information Services for
Disaster Management
Richard Onchaga
International Institute for Geo-Information Services and Earth
Observation (ITC), the Netherlands
Presentation
available as PDF file
Web
Based Assessment and Decision Support Technology
Nicole Ostländer (1) and Lars Bernard (2)
(1) Institute for Geoinformatics (IFGI), University of Münster,
Germany
(2) Joint Research Centre (JRC), Italy
Presentation
available as PDF file
Evaluating
the Relevance of Spatial Data in Time Critical Situations
Hardy Pundt
University of Applied Studies and Research, Germany
Presentation
available as PDF file
Decision
Making in Response and Relief Phases
Erik Borkulo (1), Henk J. Scholten (2), Sisi Zlatanova (3) and
Adrie van den Brink (4)
(1) Integrale Veilheidskunde, Hogeschool Utrecht, the Netherlands
(2) SPINlab, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands
(3) Section GIS Technology, OTB Research Institute for Housing, Urban
and Mobility Studies, TU Delft,
the Netherlands
(4) Land-use planning group, Wageningen University
Parallel
Session 2c: 14.00 – 15.30 hours, Tuesday 22: Zaal A
Chair:
Michael Kevany, Plangraphics, Inc., USA
Information
Systems for Specific DM Applications:
Mobile
Hardware and Software Complex to Support Work of Radiation Safety
Experts in Field Conditions
Alexandr Agapov (2), Rafael Arutyunyan (1), Ravil Bakin (1), Sergei
Bogatov (1), Leonid Bolshov (1), Andrey Federov (3), Evgeny Galkin (3),
Sergei Gavrilov (1), Alexandr Glushko (1), Vladimir Kiselev (1), Igor
Linge (1) Igor Osipiants (1) and Daniil Tokarchuk (1)
(1) Nuclear Safety Institute of Russian Academy of Sciences (IBRAE RAS),
Russia
(2) Federal Agency for Atomic Energy of Russia (FAAE), Russia
(3) Inform-Atom Association, Russia
Presentation
available as PDF file
The
New Zoning Approach for Earthquake Risk Assessment
Fatmagül Batuk, Betül Sengezer and Ozan Emem
(1) Yildiz Technical University, Department of Geodesy and
Photogrammetric Engineering,
Turkey
(2)
Yildiz Technical University, Department of City and Regional Planning,
Turkey
Presentation
available as PDF file
Application
of Remote Sensing and GIS Technology in Forest Fire Risk Modelling and
Management of Forest Fires: A case study in the Garhwal Himalayan Region
Sunil Chandra
Forest Survey of India
A
Web GIS for Managing Post-Earthquake Emergencies
Matteo Crozi, Riccardo Galetto and Anna Spalla
DIET, University of Pavia, Italy
Presentation
available as PDF file
CREASO
Presentation: 14.00 - 15.30 hours, Tuesday 22: Commissiekamer 3
Hazard
Assessment and Prediction with Quantitative Analysis of Large Geospatial
Imagery
Martin C. Schodlok and Abdelwaheb Amara
CREASO B.V. the Netherlands
Parallel
Session 3a: 16.00 – 17.50 hours, Tuesday 22: Auditorium
Chair:
Norman Kerle, ITC, The Netherlands
User
Needs, Requirements and Technology Developments
Geo
Information Breaks through Sector Think
Stefan Diehl (1) and Jene van der Heide (2)
(1) Public Aid ´Gelderland Midden´, Department of Disaster Recovery
and
Large-Scale
Emergency Management, the Netherlands
(2)
Municipality of Arnhem, Department Geo Information, the Netherlands
Methodology
for Making Geographic Information Relevant to Crisis Management
Anders Grönlund
National Land Survey of Sweden
Presentation
available as PDF file
A
Case Study in Multi agency GIS for Managing a Large-Scale Natural
Disaster
Russ Johnson
ESRI, Public Safety Industry, USA
User-Oriented
Provision of Geoinformation in Disaster Management:
Potentials of Spatial Data Infrastructures considering Brandenburg/Germany
as an Example
Petra Köhler
GeoForschungsZentrum Potsdam (GFZ), Data & Computing Center, Germany
Presentation
available as PDF file
New
Operational Geo-Information Services, Using Satellite-Bbased Information,
for Natural Risk Management: RISK-EOS and PREVIEW
Arnaud De Saint Vincent and Fabienne Grazzini
EADS Astrium, France
Presentation
available as PDF file
Parallell
Session 3b: 16.00 – 17.50 hours, Tuesday 22: Senaatszaal
Chair:
Sunil Chandra, Forest Survey of India, India
Data
Integration and Knowledge Discovery
Extension
of NASA’s Science and Technology Results, Earth Observations for
Decision Support
Stephen D. Ambrose and Shahid Habib
NASA, Science Mission Directorate, Sun-Earth Systems Division, Applied
Sciences Program, USA
Presentation
available as PDF file
A
Concept of an Intelligent Decision Support for Crisis Management in the
OASIS Project
Natalia Andrienko and Gennady Andrienko
Fraunhofer Institute AIS, Germany
Presentation
available as PDF file
Mapping
World Events
Clive Best, Erik van der Goot, Ken Blackler, Teofilo Garcia, David
Horby, Ralf Steinberger and Bruno Pouliquen
Joint Research Centre, Italy
Presentation
available as PDF file
Allocation
of Functional Behavior to Geo-Information for Improved Disaster Planning
and Management
Timothy J. Eveleigh, Thomas A. Mazzuchi and Shahram Sarkani
School of Engineering and Applied Science, The George Washington
University, USA
Presentation
available as PDF file
High-Resolution
Satellite Image Sources for Disaster Management in Urban Areas
Jonathan Li, Yu Li and Michael A. Chapman
Geomatics Engineering Program, Department of Civil Engineering, Ryerson
University, Canada
Parallel
Session 3c: 16.00 – 17.50 hours, Tuesday 22: Zaal A
Chair:
Gabrielle Iglesias, University of Philippines, Philippines
End-User
Environments:
Web
Based 3D Visual User Interface to a Flood Forecasting System
Mikael Jern
ITN, University of Linköping, Sweden
Presentation
available as PDF file
An
Intelligent Hybrid Agent For Medical Emergency Vehicles Navigation In
Urban Spaces
Dino Borri(1) and Michele Cera (2)
(1) Politechnic of Bari, Department of Architecture and Town Planning,
Italy
(2) Politechnic of Bari, Department of Highways and Transportation,
Italy
Information
Management Boosts Command & Control
Eric van Capelleveen
Twijnstra Gudde, the Netherlands
Presentation
available as PDF file
Task-Centred
Adaptation of Geographic Information to Support Disaster Management
Nosakhare Erharuyi and David Fairbairn
School of Civil Engineering and Geosciences, University of Newcastle
upon Tyne, United Kingdom
Presentation
available as PDF file
Disaster
Prevention for Alpine Routes
Markus M. Eisl (1), Klaus Granica (2), Thomas Nagler (3), Florian Böhm
(1), Helmut Rott (3), Herwig Proske (2) and Mathias Schardt (2)
(1) GEOSPACE, Austria
(2) Joanneum Research, Institute of Digital Image Processing,
Austria
(3) ENVEO, Austria
Conference
Dinner: 19.00 - 23 .00 hours: Stadsherberg De Mol
Please note that the Symposium Dinner is only open
for participants who have registered for the dinner. They will find a
voucher in their conference bag that has to be handed in when entering
Stadsherberg De Mol.
Day
3 - Wednesday 23 March
Keynote
+ Plenary Session 5: 09.00–10.30 hours, Wednesday 23: Auditorium
Chair: Sisi Zlatanova, Delft University of Technology, The
Netherlands
Keynote
Address:
Local
Geo-Information Support for Disaster Management for Banda Aceh
Dudung Muhally Hakim (1), Krishna S. Pribadi (1), Akkhmad Riqqi (1),
Suhirman (1) and Yusny Saby (2)
(1) Bandung Institute of Technology, Indonesia
(2) University of Syah Kuala of Banda Aceh
Data
Integration and Knowledge Discovery:
Risk
Assessment Using Spatial Prediction Model for Natural Disaster
Preparedness
Chang-Jo Chung (1), Andrea G. Fabbri (2), Dong-Ho Jang (3) and
Henk
J. Scholten (2)
(1) Geological Survey of Canada
(2) SPINlab, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands
(3) Gong-Ju National University, Korea
Presentation
available as PDF file
Automatically
Extracting Manmade Objects from Pan-sharpened High-Resolution Satellite
Imagery Using a Fuzzy Segmentation Method
Yu Li, Jonathan Li, and Michael A. Chapman
Geomatics Engineering Program, Department of Civil Engineering, Ryerson
University, Canada
AGI
Workshop: 11-00–12.30 hours, Wednesday 23: Senaatszaal
Live Show: Geo-Web services in flood
situation (combined with a shipping accident)
Jack, a Fire Brigade Officer will show
to you (in real-time) how Geo-Web services provide information on demand
in a crisis situation. The crisis is situated near Nijmegen on the river
Waal, where floods due to abundant rain and melting snow coincide with
heavy storm. Four crisis centers communicate using Geo-Web services
provided by a several governmental organisations. The result is an
effective, efficient information sharing and quick response to the
disaster 'nearly' developing. The performance and impact of live geo-web
services is demonstrated in 9 stages. Cooperation and information
sharing boosts information control.
Plenary
Session 6: 11.00–12.30 hours, Wednesday 23: Auditorium
Chair:
Henk J. Scholten, SPINlab, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Positioning and Location-Based Communication:
Pedestrian
Navigation in Difficult Environments:
Results
of the ESA Project SHADE
Wolfgang Lechner (1), Björn Ott (1), Elmar Wassle (1), Franz Weimann (1), Pedro Branco (2)
and Riccardo Nicole (3)
(1) TeleConsult Austria GmbH
(2) DigitUtopika, Portugal
(3)
Telespazio S.p.A., Italy
Presentation
available as PDF file
Location
Interoperability Services for Medical Emergency Operations during
Disasters
Remco van der Togt (1), Euro Beinat (1) Sisi Zlatanova (2) and Henk J.
Scholten (1)
(1) SPINlab, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands
(2) Section GIS Technology, OTB Research Institute for Housing, Urban
and
Mobility
Studies, TU Delft,
the Netherlands
Information Systems for Specific DM Applications:
Integrated
Distributed GIS Approach for Earthquake Disaster Modelling and
Visualization
Rifaat Abdalla and Vincent Tao
GeoICT Lab, Center for Research in Earth and Space Science, York
University, Canada
Presentation
available as PDF file
11M3Flood:
An Integrated System for Flood Forecasting and Emergency Management
Rosanna Foraci (1), Massimo Bider (1), Jonathan Peter Cox (2), Francesca
Lugli (3), Rita Nicolini (3), Giuseppe Simoni (4), Federico Rossi (5),
Leonardo Tirelli (5),
Stefania Mazzeo (5) and Michele Marsigli (6)
(1) ARPA-SIM, Regione Emilia Romagna, Italy
(2) CHS – SICE S.A. – Indra S.A. – Dragados S.A., Spain
(3) U.O. Protezione Civile e Difesa del Suolo, Provincia di Modena,
Italy
(4) Servizio Tecnico Bacino Reno, Italy
(5) Datamat S.p.A., Italy
(6) ProGeA S.r.l., Italy
Presentation
available as PDF file
Octaaf
Adviesgroep
Session 2: 13.30 – 14.00 hours, Wednesday 23: Commissiekamer 3
I-RIS The Internet Information System
Hans Canters and Richard van de Sande
Octaaf Adviesgroep, the Netherlands
Presentation
available as PDF file
Poster
Session 3: 13.30–14.00 hours, Wednesday 23: Vide 1
Information
Systems for Specific DM Applications:
AVHRR
Data for Real-Time Operational Flood Forecasting in Malaysia
Lawal Billa (1), Shattri Mansor (1), Ahmad Rodzi Mahmud (2) and Abudl
Halim Ghazali (2)
(1) Spatial & Numerical Modeling Laboratory, Institute of Advanced
Technology,
University
Putra Malaysia
(2)
Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, University of
Putra Malaysia
Applications
of Remote Sensing to Geological Hazards
Case Study: Detecting the Active Faulting Zones NW of Damascus, Syria
Moutaz Dalati
General Organization for Remote Sensing (GORS), Syria
Risk
Management of Floods in Bulgaria Using Aerospace Data
Antoanetta Frantzova, Garo Mardirossian and Boyko Ranguelov
Space Research Institute, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Bulgaria
Supporting
Flood Disaster Response by Freeware Spatial Data in Hungary
Zsofia Kugler and Arpad Barsi
Department of Photogrammetry and Geoinformatics, Budapest University of
Technology and Economics, Hungary
Study
on the Precursory Information for Earthquakes which Occurred in Taiwan
Li Junzhi, Chen Weisheng, Xia Yaqin, Zhang Huirong and Liu Yurong
Research Institute of Earthquake Prediction in Beijing University of
Technology, China
The
Precursory Information for Ms8.1 Earthquake Occurred in Qinghai, China
in 2001
Li Junzhi, Xia Yaqin, Chen Weisheng, Zhang Huirong and Liu Yurong
Research Institute of Earthquake Prediction in Beijing University of
Technology, China
The
Use of GIS as Tool to Support Risk Assessment
Giuseppe Orlando, Francesco Selicato and Carmelo M. Torre
Department of Architecture and Planning, Bari Polytechnic, Italy
Tight
Coupling of SFlood and ArcView GIS 3.2 for Flood Risk Analysis
Shanker Kumar Sinnakaudan and Sahol Hamid Abu Bakar
Water Resources Engineering and Management Research Centre (WAREM),
Faculty of Civil Engineering, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Malaysia
Presentation
available as PDF file
Public
Participation Geographic Information Sharing Systems for Community Based
Urban Disaster Mitigation
Suha Ülgen
Bogaziçi University, Kandilli Observatory and Earthquake Research
Institute, Disaster Preparedness Education Program, Turkey
Parallel
Session 4a: 14.00–15.30 hours, Wednesday 23: Auditorium
Chair:
Jitske de Jong, Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands
Data
Collection and Data Management:
Soft
Real-Time GIS for Disaster Monitoring
Robert Laurini, Sylvie Servigne and Guillaume Noel
LIRIS, Insa de Lyon, France
Step-Wise
Improvement of Precursor Services to an Integrated Crisis Information
Centre
Ulli Leibnitz
VCS Aktiengesellschaft, Germany
Alsat-1:
First Member of the DMC
Azzeddine Rachedi (1), Benmohamed Mohamed (1), Takarli Bachir (1) and
Martin N. Sweeting (2)
(1) Centre National des Techniques Spatiales, Algeria
(2) Surrey Satellite Technology Limited, United Kingdom
Experience
and Perspective of Providing Satellite Based Crisis Information,
Emergency Mapping & Disaster Monitoring Information to Decision
Makers and Relief Workers
Stefan Voigt, Torsten Riedlinger, Peter Reinartz, Claudia Künzer, Ralph
Kiefl, Thomas Kemper and Harald Mehl
Center for Satellite based Crisis Information (ZKI) of the German Remote
Sensing Data Center, Germany
Parallel
Session 4b: 14.00–15.30 hours, Wednesday 23: Senaatszaal
Chair:
Bernard Cornélis, SPIRAL & Haute Ecole Charlemagne, Belgium
End-User
Environments:
The
Adoption of Geo-Information and Geographic Information Systems for
Natural Disaster Risk Management by Local Authorities
Gabrielle Iglesias
University of the Philippines
Presentation
available as PDF file
GRIFINOR:
Integrated Object-Oriented Solutions for Navigating Realtime 3D Virtual
Environments
Lars Bodum, Erik Kjems, Jan Kolar, Peer M. Ilsøe and Jens Overby
Centre for 3D GeoInformation, Aalborg University, Denmark
Presentation
available as PDF file
A
Web Application for Landslide Inventory Using Data-Driven SVG
Maurizio Latini (1) and Barend Köbben (2)
(1) Centro di Geotecnologie, Universitá di Siena, Italy
(2) International Institute for Geo-Information Services and Earth
Observation (ITC),
the
Netherlands
Presentation
available as PDF file
A
Best Practice for Crisis Management
Russ Johnson
ESRI Public Safety Industry, USA
Parallel
Session 4c: 14.00–15.30 hours, Wednesday 23: Zaal A
Chair:
Natalia Andrienko, Fraunhofer Institute AIS, Germany
User
Needs, Requirements and Technology Developments:
Intergraph's
Involvement in Disaster Management
Pieter M. Jongert
Intergraph Mapping and Geospatial Solutions, The Netherlands.
The
Value of GI 4 DM in Transport, Public Works and Water Management
Michel J.M. Grothe, Harry C. Landa and John G.M. Steenbruggen
Ministry of Transport, Public Works and Water Management, Public Works
Department, Department of Geo-Information and ICT, the Netherlands
Pegasus:
A Future Tool for Providing Near Real Time High Resolution Data for
Disaster Management
Nicolas Lewyckyj and Jürgen Everaerts
Flemish Institute for Technological Research (VITO), Centre for Remote
Sensing & Earth Observation Processes (TAP), Belgium
Presentation
available as PDF file
Real
Time 3D Environment Simulation Applied to the Disaster Management Field:
Our Experience
Pedro Branco (1), Carlos Escalada (2) and Richard Santos (1)
(1) DigiUtopika, Lda., Portugal
(2) SAMU, Spain
Plenary
Session 7: 16.00–17.30 hours, Wednesday 23: Auditorium
Chair:
Andrea Fabbri, Free University Amsterdam, the Netherlands
User Needs, Requirements and Technology Developments:
Airborne
Passive Microwave Radiometry for Emergency Response
Roland B. Haarbrink (1) and Anatoly M. Shutko 7(2)
(1) Miramap, ESA/ESTEC/ESI, the Netherlands
(2) Institute of Radioengineering and Electronics, Russian Academy of
Sciences,
Russia/Center
for Hydrology, Soil Climatology and Remote Sensing, Alabama A&M
University, USA
Flood
Vulnerability Analysis and Mapping in Vietnam
Hoang Minh Hien (1), Tran Nhu Trung (2), Wim Looijen (3) and Kees
Hulsbergen (4)
(1) DMU, Vietnam
(2) TECOS, Vietnam
(3) Pandoro Value Added Services, the Netherlands
(4) H2iD, the Netherlands
Orchestra:
Developing a Unified Open Architecture for Risk Management Applications
Alessandro Annoni (1), Lars Bernard (1), David Caballero Valero (7),
John Douglas (2), Joseph
Greenwood (3), Irene Laiz (4), Michael Lloyd (5), Zoheir Sabeur (4),
Anne-Marie Sassen (6), Jean-Jacques Serrano (2) and Thomas Usländer (7)
(1) Joint Research Centre, European Commission, Italy
(2) BRGM, France
(3) Research and Innovation, Ordnance Survey, United Kingdom
(4) BMT Cordah Limited, United Kingdom
(5) AMRIE, Belgium
(6) Atos Origin, sae. Spain
(7) Fraunhofer IITB, Germany
(8) TYPSA, Spain
Presentation
available as PDF file
Closing:
17.30 – 17.50 hours, Wednesday 23: Auditorium
Chair
: Sisi Zlatanova, Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands
Presentation
available as PDF file
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are marked in bold.
Exposition:
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