Detailed Program and Proceedings
Notes: Technical sessions below are linked to the Program Overview. All workshops offered on Tuesday are free for full conference registrants. The exhibit opening ceremony occurs at 3:00 pm on Tuesday and are open through the end of the afternoon on Thursday. All plenary and technical sessions as well as workshops, exhibit and posters will be held in the conference center unless otherwise noted. Full papers in the proceedings that went through a peer-review process are so designated. See also additional abstracts, posters and papers prepared for the Poster Forum
Sunday: Pre-Conference Student Workshop on Sharing SDI Research Experiences
| Monday 18 October 2010 | |
| 08:00 |
Onsite Registration Opens |
| 08:30-10:00 |
See meetings for side meetings scheduled throughout the conference. |
10:00-10:30 |
Tea/Coffee (Foyer at Rooms 304 and 305) |
10:30-12:00 |
PCGIAP Plenary (Room 305) GSDI Association Council Meeting (Room 304) |
12:00 - 1:00 |
Lunch (Level 3, Concourse) |
1:00 - 2:30 |
PCGIAP Plenary Session (Room 305) GSDI Association Council Meeting (Room 304) |
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2:30 - 3:00 |
Tea/Coffee (Foyer at Rooms 304 and 305) |
3:00 - 4:30 |
PCGIAP Plenary Session (Room 305) International Geospatial Society Inaugural Meeting (Room 304) |
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Evening Activities on Your Own |
| Tuesday 19 October 2010 | |
| 08:00- |
Onsite Registration |
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Workshop 1 - Spatial Data Infrastructure Fundamentals (Rm 313) |
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10:00-10:30 |
Coffee (pre-function area) |
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Workshop 6 - Developing a How To Guide on SDIs for Resource-Scarce Countries (Rm 313) |
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12:00 - 2:00 |
Lunch (Level 3, Concourse) |
| 2:00 - 2:45 |
GSDI 12 World Conference Opening Welcome by Singapore Land Authority Welcome by UN Permanent Committee on GIS Infrastructure for Asia and the Pacific (PCGIAP) Keynote by Guest of Honor Official Opening of the GSDI 12 World Conference |
| 2:45 - 3:30 |
Opening of Exhibition by Minister and Tour of Exhibition
Tea/Coffee (Exhibition Hall: Gallery East) |
| 3:30 - 5:15 |
Spatially Enabling Society: Global Visions A Personal Vision for Spatially Enabling Society
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| 5:15 - 6:00 |
Exhibition Featured (Gallery East) |
| 6:30 - 9:30 | Welcome Reception - Let's Fly! (Singapore Flyer) |
| Wednesday 20 October 2010 | |
| 08:00- |
Onsite Registration |
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Spatially Enabling Society: Expanding Visions An Exemplar Local Vision |
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10:00-10:30 |
Tea/Coffee (Exhibition Hall: Gallery East) |
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Parallel Session 1.1 (Theater) |
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12:00 - 1:00 |
Lunch (Gallery West) |
| 1:00-2:30 |
Parallel Session 2.1 (Theater) |
| 2:30 - 3:00 |
Tea/Coffee (Exhibition Hall: Gallery East) |
3:00 - 4:30 |
Parallel Session 3.1 (Theater) SDI Experiences: National Moderator: Santiago Borrero, Pan American Institute for Geography and Histroy (PAIGH), Mexico Making Sense of Local Spatial Data Infrastructure in Volcanic Disaster Risk Management; A Case Study (46) Tandang Yuliadi Dwi Putra, Trias Aditya (Indonesia), Walter de Vries (The Netherlands) 3.1a [abstract] [paper: refereed book chapter] [slides] European Union Funding for INSPIRE Directive Implementation Projects (71) Roger Longhorn (UK) 3.1b [abstract] [slides] Measuring the Advancement of the National Spatial Data Infrastructure in the Americas (2000-2008) (76) Monica Duque (Ecuador), Jean Parcher (USA) 3.1c [abstract] [slides] Chinese Rural Land Registration: Applicable Geospatial Technologies as Field Tested in Anhui Province (62) Christopher Barlow (USA) 3.1d [abstract] [slides] Parallel Session 3.2 (Room 303) Spatial Enablement: Opportunities Moderator: Jeremy Shen, Director, Information Center, Chinese Taipei Spatially Enabled Societies: Asia and the Pacific (902) Abbas Rajabifard, Ian Williamson (Australia) 3.2a [abstract] [paper: refereed book chapter] [slides] Spatially Enabled Government in Europe as an basic ingredient for Spatially Enabled Societies (903) Bas Kok (Netherlands), Joep Crompvoets (Belgium) 3.2b [abstract] [paper: refereed book chapter] [slides] OneMap (920) Lim Ming Khai, Singapore Land Authoity (Singapore) 3.2c [abstract] [slides] Comparing and Assessing the Republic of Macedonia SDI Development (2005/2010) - Solid Base for its Strategy Development (28) Dimo Todorovski (Macedonia), Joep Crompvoets (Belgium) 3.2d [abstract] [slides] Parallel Session 3.3 (Room 304) SDI Assessment and Implementation Practices Moderator: Gabor Remetey-Fülöpp, Secretary General, HUNAGI (Hungary) Towards an Assessment Framework for Spatially Enabled Government (81) Peter Holland, Abbas Rajabifard, Ian Williamson (Australia) 3.3a [abstract] [paper: refereed book chapter] [slides] SPATIALIST: Spatial Data Infrastructures and Public Sector Innovation in Flanders (Belgium) (131) Joep Crompvoets, Glenn Vancauwenberge, Danny Vandenbroucke, Katleen Janssen, Ezra Dessers (Belgium) 3.3b [abstract] [slides] Licensing Models: An Unaviodable Nuisance or a Necessary Component? Implementing INSPIRE through the ESDIN Project (912) Laila Aslesen, Norwegian Mapping and Cadastre Authority (Norway) 3.3c [abstract] [slides] Leveraging on GIS for Public Housing in Singapore (911) Loh Suat Yen, Housing Board Development (HDB), Lim Loy Chin, Elizabeth How (Singapore) 3.3d [abstract] [paper] [slides] Parallel Session 3.4 (Room 305) Metadata Issues Moderator: Rolf de By, ITC (Netherlands) Supporting Semantics-Based Metadata Discovery with MetaSys (33) Kean Huat Soon (Singapore), Douglas Miller, Brian Bills, Jennifer Williams (USA) 3.4a [abstract] [paper] [slides] Automatic Spatial Metadata Enrichment: Reducing Metadata Creation Burden through Spatial Folksonomies (23) Mohsen Kalantari, Hamed Olfat, Abbas Rajabifard (Australia) 3.4b [abstract] [paper: refereed book chapter] [slides] Exploring the Key Areas of Spatial Metadata Automation Research in Australia (72) Hamed Olfat, Mohsen Kalantari, Abbas Rajabifard, Ian Williamson, Christopher Pettit (Australia) 3.4c [abstract] [paper: refereed proceedings article] [slides] Building and Maintaining Metadata Repositories with the Aid of Ontology Tools and Technologies (143) Tomasz Kubik, Adam Iwaniak (Poland) 3.4d [abstract] [paper] [slides] Parallel Session 3.5 (Room 306) Local to Global Spatial Enablement: JBGIS Perspectives Moderator: Mark Cygan, Chair, Joint Board of Geospatial Information Societies (JBGIS) ICA Perspectives on Spatial Enablement William Cartwright, President, International Cartographic Association (ICA) 3.5a [abstract] [slides] IMTA Perspectives on Spatial Enablement Mark Cygan, International Map Trade Association (IMTA) 3.5b [abstract] [slides] Remote Sensing: From Images to Information - A Global Vision Anthony Milne, Immediate Past President, IEEE - Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society (GRSS) 3.5c [abstract] [slides] Spatially Enabling Society: The Contribution of Global Map Fraser Taylor, Chair, International Steering Committee for Global Map (ISCGM) 3.5d [abstract] [slides] Spatially Enabled Administration: The FIG Perspective Stig Enemark, President, International Federation of Surveyors (FIG) 3.5e [abstract] [slides] GSDI Perspectives on Spatial Enablement David Coleman, President-Elect, GSDI Association (GSDI) 3.5f [abstract] [slides] |
| 4:30 - 6:00 |
Lightning Presentations, Poster Forum with Refreshments / Posters (Exhibition Hall: Gallery East) Ubiquitous Personal Location Tracking: Protecting Both Privacy and Free Speech Harlan Onsrud (United States) [abstract] [slides] Integration of GIS and remote sensing technology and local perception on environmental protection planning (25) Ty Pham Huu (Vietnam) [abstract] [slides] Soil erosion assessment using GIS and USLE in Ethiopia (89) Anissa Gara (Japan) [abstract] [slides] Social Networks as a Means of Spreading SDI to Society Mabel Alvarez (Argnetina) and Lara López (Spain) [abstract] [slides] Application of Geo-spatial Technology in Landslide Hazard Vulnerability Study L.P.Sharma, National Informatics Centre, Department of Information Technology (India) [abstract] [slides] Standards, Crisis, and the Lost Art of Cartography Talbot J. Brooks, Delta State University (US) [abstract] [slides] GeoNode Sebastian Benthall, Open Geo (US) [abstract] [slides] Mapping the Urban Thermal Environment in Singapore using a GIS Framework (130) Reuben Mingguang Li (Singapore) [abstract] [slides] GeoSAR's SDI Solution for Equatorial Regions Jake Jenkins, Fugro (Singapore) [abstract] [slides] Design and Implementation of Integrated Management and Assessment (154) Maisam Toosi, Mamaghan Islamic Azad University, Ahmad Savari, Fereidoon Owfi, Somayeh Ordo, Mojgan Rezaei, Yousef Rezaei (Iran) [abstract] [slides] |
| Thursday 21 October 2010 | |
| 08:00- |
Onsite Registration |
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Spatially Enabling Society: Corporate Sector Perspectives |
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10:00-10:30 |
Coffee (Exhibition Hall: Gallery East) |
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Parallel Session 4.1 (Theater) |
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12:00 - 1:00 |
Lunch (Gallery West) |
| 1:00-2:30 |
Parallel Session 5.1 (Theater) SDI Experiences: National to Municipal Moderator: Kevin McDougall, University of Southern Queensland (Australia) National SDI Implementation Experiences across Europe Claudio Mingrino, Intergraph 5.1a [abstract] [slides] Ontology Based SDI to Facilitate Spatially Enabled Society (168) Abolghasem Sadeghi-Niaraki (Republic of Korea), Abbas Rajabifard (Australia), Kyehyun Kim, Jungtaek Seo (Republic of Korea) 5.1b [abstract] [paper] [slides] Municipal Geospatial Enterprise Architecture (68) Farhad Samadzadegan (Islamic Republic Of Iran), Ahmad Farhadipour (Guyana), Hamid Kiavarz Moghaddam (Islamic Republic Of Iran) 5.1c [abstract] [paper] [slides] Geospatial Strategic Planning for Isfahan Municipality (90) Morteza Sadeghi, Homayoon YazdanPanah. Ali Hosseini, Mahmood Sabagh (Islamic Republic Of Iran), Abbas Rajabifard (Australia) 5.1d [abstract] [paper] [slides] Parallel Session 5.2 (Room 303) SDI in Land Administration (Joint FIG and GSDI Session) Moderator: Stig Enemark, President, International Federation of Surveyors (FIG) (Denmark) Spatially Enabling Australia: Designing a National Infrastructure to Manage Land Information (55) Jude Wallace, Brian Marwick, Rohan Bennett, Abbas Rajabifard, and Ian Williamson (Australia) 5.2a [abstract] [paper: refereed book chapter] [slides] Land Information Challenges in Indonesia (64) Peter Laarakker (The Netherlands), Suyus Windanaya (Indonesia) 5.2b [abstract] [paper] [slides] A Proposed Service Oriented Architecture for e-Land Administration- Case Study: Isfahan Metropolis, Iran (95) Behnam Tashayo, Morteza Sadeghi, Ali Mansourian, Mohammad Saadi Mesgari, Saeed Nadi (Islamic Republic of Iran) 5.2c [abstract] [paper] [slides] Land Administration Challenges in Bhutan: The Need for a National Cadastral Resurvey (tbd) Stig Enemark, President, FIG (Denmark) 5.2d [abstract] [slides] Parallel Session 5.3 (Room 304) Data Sharing: Institutional Issues Moderator: Mark Reichardt, President & CEO, Open Geospatial Symposium (USA) AuScope Grid: Spatial Information Services Stack (36) Ryan Fraser, Guillaume Duclaux, Robert Woodcock (Australia) 5.3a [abstract] [paper] [slides] Access Control Systems for Spatial Data Infrastructures and Their Administration Jan Herrmann (Germany) (148) 5.3b [abstract] [paper] [slides] A Regional Collaborative Network to Improve Spatial Information Sharing in Australia (98) Dev Raj Paudyal, Kevin McDougall, Armando Apan (Australia) 5.3c [abstract] [paper: refereed proceedings article] [slides] Location Privacy and National Security (92) Bastiaan van Loenen (Netherlands) 5.3d [abstract] [paper] [slides] Parallel Session 5.4 (Room 305) Web-Based Services for Discovery, Access and Processing Moderator: Greg Yetman, CIESIN, Columbia University (USA) Rich Internet GeoWeb Service for Spatial Data Infrastructure (110) Tin Seong KAM, Lian Chee KOH (Singapore) 5.4a [abstract] [slides] A Process-Based Framework to Enable the Transition from Geospatial Web Services to Geospatial Web Applications (43) Javier Morales, Rolf de By (Netherlands) 5.4b [abstract] [slides] Integrating Spatial Planning and Decision Support System Infrastructure and Spatial Data Infrastructure (82) Luc Boerboom, Ozgun Alan (Netherlands) 5.4c [abstract] [paper] [slides] OpenGeo: A 'dot-org' to Build the Open Geospatial Web (152) Chris Holmes (USA) 5.4d [abstract] [slides] Parallel Session 5.5 (Room 306) Societal Impacts Committee Round Table Moderator: Carmelle Terborgh, ESRI (US) and Al Stevens, FGDC (US) [abstract] [slides] |
| 2:30 - 3:00 |
Tea/Coffee (Exhibition Hall: Gallery East) |
3:00 - 4:30 |
Parallel Session 6.1 (Theater) SDI Capacity Building Moderator: Mauro Salvemini, President, European Umbrella Organization for Geographic Information (Italy) Building an SDI as a Community Project - Challenges in Emerging Economies (4) Ainura Nazarkulova (Kyrgyzstan), Josef Strobl, Mariana Belgiu (Austria) 6.1a [abstract] [paper] [slides] E-Learning Training for Spanish Compulsory Secondary Education (ESO) Teachers to Use SDI as an ICT Educational Resource (56) María Ester Gonzalez, Miguel Ángel Bernabé (Spain) 6.1b [abstract] [paper] [slides] Social Networks and Web 2.0 Tools as a Good Complement to the Local SDI's (117) Mabel Alvarez (Argentina), Tatiana Delgado Fernández, Rafael Cruz Iglesias (Cuba) 6.1c [abstract] [paper] [slides] SDI In Geoinformatics Education and Training At Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (122) Mohamad Nor Said, Mohamad Ghazali Hashim (Malaysia) 6.1d [abstract] [slides] Parallel Session 6.2 (Room 303) SDI in Land Administration (Joint FIG and GSDI Session) Moderator: Yerach Doytsher, Chair, FIG Commission 3 (2011-2014) (Israel) Evolution of Spatial Data Infrastructures Through Land Administration Projects (111) Norval Young, Walter de Vries (The Netherlands) 6.2a [abstract] [paper] [slides] Spatially Enabling Survey & Land Registration Bureau of Bahrain for Better Management of Property Transactions (125) Neeraj Dixit, Ammar Rashid Kashram (Bahrain) 6.2b [abstract] [paper] [slides] A Review of Electronic Land Administration in Malaysia: Issues and Challenges (121) Nor Shahriza Abdul Karim, Maidin Ainul Jariah, Mohd Shukri Ismail (Malaysia) 6.2c [abstract] [slides] Data Sharing Issues in SDI Implementation at National Land Administration for Country Multi-Government (31) Halim Hamzah, Abdul Rashid Mohamed Shariff, Ahmad Rodzi Mahmud, Nik Mohd Zain Nik Yusof, Hishamuddin Mohd Ali (Malaysia) 6.2d [abstract] [paper] [slides] Parallel Session 6.3 (Room 304) Business and Government Roles in Building and Maintaining SDI Moderator: Kam Tin Seong, Singapore Management University (Singapore) Utilising New Technology to Automate the Data Processing Cycle of Continental Datasets (21) Dan Paull (Australia), Duncan Guthrie (UK) 6.3a [abstract] [paper] [slides] The Digital Earth Vision Milan Konecny, Masaryk University, Brno (Czech Republic) 6.3b [abstract] [slides] Introducing the D_City (Data Cities) Global Technology Network (155) Davina Jackson (Australia) 6.3c [abstract] [paper] [slides] Land Registration and Cadastre in Iran (985) Hamid Berenjkar (Iran) 6.3d [abstract] [slides] Parallel Session 6.4 (Room 305) SDI Legal and Econmic Issues Moderator: Roger Longhorn, Editor, Geoconnexion International Magazine, UK Borrowing from the BBC: Can the Public-Value Test be Applied to Spatial Data Services? (17) Katleen Janssen, Joep Crompvoets, Karen Donders (Belgium) 6.4a [abstract] [slides] Legal Interoperability in Support of Spatially Enabling Society (907) Harlan Onsrud (USA) 6.4b [abstract] [paper: refereed book chapter] [slides] User Generated Legal Issues (909) Jennifer Chandler (Canada) 6.4c [abstract] [slides] Spatial Information and Government (900) Liz Marchant, Executive Director ANZLIC (Australia) 6.4d [abstract] [slides] Parallel Session 6.5 (Room 306) Arctic SDIs Moderator: Jarmo Ratia, Director, Finnish Land Administration (Finland) The Arctic SDI, a joint circumpolar initiative (22) Martin Skedsmo (Norway) 6.5a [abstract] [slides] GITBarents (58) Owe Palmer, Mapping Agency of Sweden (Sweden) 6.5b [abstract] [slides] |
| 6:00-9:30 |
Conference Dinner at Asian Civilisation Museum |
| Friday 22 October 2010 | |
| 08:00- |
Onsite Registration |
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Parallel Session 7.1 (Theater) |
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10:00-10:30 |
Coffee (Exhibition Hall: Gallery East) |
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Parallel Session 8.1 (Theater) |
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12:00 - 1:00 |
Lunch (Gallery West) |
| 1:00 - 2:30 |
Closing Session of Conference Moderator: David Coleman, Dean, College of Engineering, University of New Brunswick, Canada and President-Elect, GSDI Association Location: Theater, Level 3 [closing session program] Featured Keynote: A Global Vision for Spatially Enabling Society Hiroshi Murakami, Vice-President, PCGIAP (Japan) [slides] Reflections on the Conference Sessions and Visions: Where we are, where we need to be, and are we on course for for effective spatial enablement of society across the globe? Wrap-up Keynote: Ian Williamson, University of Melbourne [slides] Wrap-up Keynote: Greg Scott, Past-President, PCGIAP [slides1] [slides2] GSDI Association Conference Report [slides] Conference Awards & Recognitions [slides] Next PCGIAP Meeting [slides] Next GSDI Conference: GSDI 13 [slides] [video] Closing Comments Bryan Chew, Co-Chair, Local Organizing Committee and Singapore Land Authority [slides] [video] Closing Statement Abbas Rajabifard, President, GSDI Association [slides] |
| 2:30 - 3:00 |
Tea/Coffee (Foyer at Room 309)) |
| 3:00 - 4:30 |
GSDI Board Meeting |

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