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Second Symposium Crowd Sourcing for Updating National Databases from off the record to accredited volunteered GEOinformation
8th to 9th September 2010
Bern, Switzerland
WORKSHOP CANCELLED Fifth International Workshop on 3D Geo Information
3rd to 4th November 2010
Berlin, Germany
Jointly organised by EuroSDR, ISPRS WG IV/8, DGPF, and Berlin University of Technology, 3D GeoInfo 2010 aims at bringing together international state-of-the-art research and facilitating the dialogue on emerging topics in the field of 3D geo-information.
In recent years, research has focused on improving 3D data acquisition technology through remote sensing, photogrammetry, laser altimetry techniques (LiDAR), and visualization technology (3D CAD and Virtual Reality (VR) system) for 3D urban environments.
However, researchers still face many challenges today regarding the development of suitable data models representing topological relationships among 3D spatial objects in built environments.
SECOND CALL FOR PAPERS. For further information, visit the workshop Website 3D Digital Landscape Models - From 2D cartographic to 3D topographic data - Second Workshop
29th to 30th November 2010
Landesvermessungsamt Bayern, Munich, Germany
This second workshop continues the momentum generated at a first workshop in Dublin in March and will be focussed along three lines:
3D Landscape Models
3D City Models
3D Data Structures/3D Databases/3D Standards
For details, please contact the
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Presentations and report from the Dublin workshop are available HERE. EduServ8
The eighth series of EuroSDR elearning courses are underway. Courses are followed online via elearning over a period of two weeks per course.
EduServ8 courses offered in 2010 are:
1. Schema matching, mapping and transformations for INSPIRE
2. The INSPIRE Directive and its Implementing Rules. How to understand and apply them
3. Laserscanning for tree extraction
4. Assessment of the quality of Digital Terrain Models
For further information visit the EduServ Webpages |
