Open Access to Multi-Domain Collaborative Geospatial Analysis - AGU 2009
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This document discusses open access to multi-domain collaborative analysis of geospatial data through the internet. It talks about open data from various sources like government, public, enterprise, mobile, and sensor data. It proposes combining geoscience and the web to make data accessible, meaningful, explorable, and collaborative. It envisions mobile globes and geolocated information to better serve areas with limited internet access. Finally, it discusses aspects of collaborative GIS like communication, cooperation, coordination, and collaboration to encourage cross-organizational sharing and analysis of geospatial data.
Open Access to Multi-Domain Collaborative Geospatial Analysis - AGU 2009
- 1. Open Access to Multi-Domain Collaborative Analysis of Geospatial Data Through the Internet Andrew Turner - @ajturner CTO FortiusOne / GeoCommons
- 3. ‘Slippy Maps’ & ‘Virtual Globes’
- 4. Open Data
- 6. Open Science Data http://healthcommons.net
- 8. Open Geospatial Data http://geocommons.com
- 9. GeoWeb
- 10. Dense GeoWeb
- 11. Public Data Enterprise Mobile Data Data Third Party Sensor Data Data Network Effect for Data
- 15. A Year of Data
- 17. Accessible Combining Meaningful Geoscience and the Web Explorable Collaborative
- 18. Accessible Combining Meaningful Geoscience and the Web Explorable Collaborative
- 19. Accessible Combining Meaningful Geoscience and the Web Explorable Collaborative
- 20. Accessible Combining Meaningful Geoscience and the Web Explorable Collaborative
- 21. Accessible Combining Meaningful Geoscience and the Web Explorable Collaborative
- 23. Easy to use interfaces Accessible & standards Meaningful Explorable Collaborative
- 24. flickr: monkeyc flickr: monkeyc flickr: scholewiak Government Industry Academia
- 26. flickr:thomashawk flickr:ayula User Experience
- 27. Findable Data
- 28. Findable Data
- 33. Base Raster Data
- 38. The Problem with Globes
- 39. The Problem with Virtual only 24% of the world
- 40. The Problem with Virtual only 24% of the world is on the internet
- 42. 80% of the world live within cell coverage
- 43. 80% of the world live within cell coverage and 50% of the world own a mobile phone
- 44. AgCommons
- 45. Mobile Globes
- 46. Geolocated Pollution Information
- 47. Geolocated Pollution Information
- 48. Geolocated Pollution Information
- 49. Accessible Multi-Domain, Relevant Meaningful in Localized Areas Explorable Collaborative
- 50. Climate Change
- 51. WIMBY? What’s in My Backyard?
- 52. Networks of Data
- 53. WalkScore http://walkscore.com
- 55. Education Environment Population Health Multi-Domain
- 56. Education Environment Population Health Multi-Domain
- 57. Federated
- 59. Accessible Meaningful Encourage deep inspection Explorable Collaborative
- 61. Links?
- 63. My Village? Change over time? Links?
- 64. Shareable Metadata & Links
- 67. Analysis
- 68. Predictive
- 69. Spatio-Temporal
- 71. Accessible Meaningful Explorable Cross organizational sharing Collaborative
- 72. Aspects of Collaborative GIS
- 73. Communication exchange ideas via social interaction Aspects of Collaborative GIS
- 74. Communication exchange ideas via social interaction Cooperation develop an overall agreement Aspects of Collaborative GIS
- 75. Communication exchange ideas via social interaction Cooperation develop an overall agreement Coordination implementation of activities Aspects of Collaborative GIS
- 76. Communication exchange ideas via social interaction Cooperation develop an overall agreement Coordination implementation of activities Collaboration shared sense of meaning & achievement Aspects of Collaborative GIS
- 79. Citizens Sensors
- 82. Positive Feedback Loops flickr: fdecomite
- 83. “He who receives an idea from me, receives instruction himself without lessening mine; as he who lights his taper at mine, receives light without darkening me. That ideas should freely spread from one to another over the globe, for the moral and mutual instruction of man, and improvement of his condition...” Thomas Jefferson Open Access to Data and Analysis
- 84. “He who receives an idea from me, receives instruction himself without lessening mine; as he who lights his taper at mine, receives light without darkening me. That ideas should freely spread from one to another over the globe, for the moral and mutual instruction of man, and improvement of his condition...” Thomas Jefferson Open Access to Data and Analysis
- 85. Thank you Andrew Turner - @ajturner [email protected] http://highearthorbit.com