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EGU 2020 Sessions – Call for Abstracts

EGU 2020 Sessions – Call for Abstracts

52°North invites abstract submissions for two EGU 2020 Sessions

The EGU 2020 General Assembly provides a forum for scientists, especially early career researchers, to present their work and discuss their ideas with experts in all fields of geoscience. 52°North convenes two sessions and invites abstract submissions for both.

1. The EGU 2020 Session “Integration and Interoperability of Environmental Data Sets for Spatial Data Analytics” addresses demands on analytics concerning heterogeneous data sets across the globe to address global challenges.

2 The EGU 2020 Session “Event-driven Concepts for Enhancing Research Data & Processing Infrastructures” aims to collect use cases of push-based data delivery flows, implementations, lessons learned, experience with emerging technologies enabling pub-sub patterns and more.

Abstract submission deadline is January 15, 2020. Submit now!

Seminar „Sicherheit und Geoinformation” an der DHPol

The InGeoForum at the German Police Academy (Deutsche Hochschule der Polizei) holds a seminar for “Security and Spatial Information” from October 14 – 15, 2019. 52°North’s Martin Pontius presents work done in the PreASiSt* project.

Tuesday, October 15, 2019

13:00 Block III – Spatial Analysis for Traffic Safety
Spatial Data and Its Potential Use for Traffic Enforcement

Predicitve analytics for the improvement of security in traffic – PreASiSt / Prädiktive Analytik zur Verbesserung der Sicherheit im Straßenverkehr – PreASiSt (Martin Wilmer, DHPol and Martin Pontius, 52° North)

This event is held in German.

 

*PreASiSt (Prädiktive Analytik zur Verbesserung der Sicherheit im Straßenverkehr) is funded according to the funding regulations „mFUND“ and the German Minestry for Transportation and Digital Infrastrucutre (BMVI).

Geospatial Sensing Conference 2019 wrap up

Geospatial Sensing Conference 2019 wrap up

Geospatial Sensing Conference demonstrates a broad range of applications for Sensor Web and related technology

The Geospatial Sensing Conference 2019 welcomed a variety of geospatial sensing researchers and practitioners to Münster. From September 2nd – 4th approximately 50 participants from research, industry and public administration exchanged ideas about practical applications, emerging trends, user requirements, and future developments.

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