Full Papers

 

Full Paper Session I   Monday June 21  1:15 PM - 2:15 PM
Session Chair: Michael Kallay, Microsoft Corporation
 
Fast Forensic Video Event Retrieval Using Geospatial Computing
Hongli Deng, Mun Wai Lee, Asaad Hakeem, Omar Javed, Weihong Yin, Li Yu, Andrew Scanlon, Zeeshan Rasheed, and Niels Haering
Keywords: Video analysis, Video retrieval, Video event search, Spatial database, Video surveillance
Participatory Integration of Live Webcams into GIS
Austin Abrams, Nick Fridrich, Nathan Jacobs, and Robert Pless
Keywords: Camera calibration, Geospatial web services, Participatory GIS, Social computing, Voluntary geographic information, Web 2.0 & GIS, Webcams
Mobile Awareness and Participation in Community Oriented Activities
Craig H. Ganoe, Harold R. Robinson, Michael A. Horning, Xiaoyan Xie, and John M. Carroll
Keywords: Civic engagement, Civic participation, Mobile blogging, Location sensitive applications
 
Full Paper Session II   Monday June 21  2:30 PM - 4:30 PM
Session Chair: George Percivall, Open Geospatial Consortium, Inc. (OGC)
 
PerPos: A Platform Providing Cloud Services for Pervasive Positioning
Henrik Blunck, Mikkel B. Kjærgaard, Torben Godsk, Jakob L. Jensen, Kaj Grønbæk, Tejs Scharling, Kari R. Schougaard, and Thomas Toftkjær
Keywords: Cloud services, Pervasive positioning
Sensor Bus: An Intermediary Layer for Linking Geosensor Networks and the Sensor Web
Arne Broering, Theodor Foerster, Simon Jirka, and Carsten Priess
Keywords: Sensor web, Geosensor networks, SWE, Twitter
A Hybrid Approach to Segment-Type Coding of New York City Traffic Data
Jianting Zhang, Simin You, Li Chen, and Cynthia Chen
Keywords: Geocoding, Street segments, Traffic data, NYC
Using Geographic Information Systems for Enhanced Network Security Visualization
David Shelly, Matthew Dunlop, Randy Marchany, and Peter Sforza
Keywords: Security, Design, Human Factors, Management
Synthesizing High Fidelity 3D Landscapes from GIS Data
Pedro Maroun Eid and Sudhir Mudur
Keywords: 3D GIS detail, Landscape visualization, Semantic web, Automated reasoning
Normative Reasoning with Geo Information
Radboud Winkels, Rinke Hoekstra, and Erik Hupkes
Keywords: ontology, OWL, SKOS, Semantic web, Spatial planning, Legal assessment, Law, Google maps, Legal atlas, Norm, Reasoning
 
Full Paper Session III    Tuesday, June 22  8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
Session Chair: Dr. Thomas Moelhave, Duke University
 
Reverse Ranking Query over Imprecise Spatial Data
Ken C. K. Lee, Mao Ye, and Wang-Chien Lee
Keywords: Reverse Ranking (RR) queries, Imprecise spatial data, Algorithms
Failed-Tuple Triggered Blocking Strategy for Managing Near Real-Time Spatial Data Replication
Kalyan K. Janakiraman, Lars Hansen, and Mehmet A Orgun
Keywords: Near real-time geospatial database replication management, Spatial integrity management
Dynamic Tiled Map Services: Supporting Query-Based Visualization of Large-Scale Raster Geospatial Data
Jianting Zhang and Simin You
Keywords: Geospatial data, Visual exploration, Tiled map, Web services
 
Full Paper Session IV    Tuesday, June 22  1:15 PM - 2:15 PM
Session Chair: Prof. Daniel Aliaga, Purdue University
 
Scalable Algorithms for Large High-Resolution Terrain Data
Thomas Molhave, Pankaj K. Agarwal, Lars Arge, and Morten Revsbæk
Keywords: Scalable algorithms, Large high-resolution terrain data
Georeference, Rainfall-Runoff Modeling and 3D Dynamic Simulation: Physical Influence, Integration and Approaches
M. Y Izham, U Md.Uznir, A. R Alias, and K Ayob
Keywords: 3D Simulation, Dynamic, GIS, Map projection, SCS-CN and visualization.
Analyzing Change in Spatial Data by Utilizing Polygon Model
Vadeerat Rinsurongkawong, Chun Sheng Chen, Christoph F. Eick, and Michael D. Twa
Keywords: Change analysis, Polygon models, Density-based clustering, Concept drift, Novelty detection, Spatial data mining.
 
Full Paper Session V / Demo Talk   Wednesday, June 23  8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
Session Chair: Prof. Ge Jin, Purdue University Calumet
Full Papers:
Collecting and Visualizing Wireless Geosensor Data Using Mobile Device
Kirsti Sääskilahti, Riitta Kangaskorte, Mika Luimula, and Juha Yli-Hemminki
Keywords: Environmental monitoring, Wireless sensor networks, Visualization, Mobile devices, Experimental evaluation
A Pseudo-Physical Approach Toward Real Time Automated Cartographic Generalization
Jacqueleen Joubran Abu Daoud, and Yerach Doytsher
Keywords: Automated generalization, Real time, GIS, Modeling, Neural network
Demo Talks:
CityMaker Product Introduction
Chi Wei, Chairman, GviTech
ESRI – The New ArcGIS 10 System Transforms the Way You Use GIS
Jon Nystrom and Bonnie Stayer, ESRI
ABSTRACT: Scheduled for release in June 2010, the newest version of ESRI’s ArcGIS System will improve the way that desktop, mobile and server based GIS applications can be used to leverage geographic information throughout your enterprise. Users will be able to use the power of GIS everywhere: via Web-extended desktops, Web-hosted applications, and cloud GIS. Take advantage of an expanded set of geospatial analysis tools for in-depth analysis of data. Model, edit, visualize, and analyze data in both 2D and 3D environments. Extend mobile applications to the iPhone. Develop a wide variety of tools and applications using Python, Web API’s, and streamlined software developer kits (SDKs). Use ArcGIS Server on the Amazon cloud. Take advantage of a wide variety of online maps and tools that are now a built-in part of ArcGIS across desktop, mobile, and browser based applications. Find, share, organize, and use maps, applications, and other resources via ArcGIS.com—a Web-based gateway into the ArcGIS system. Discover, share, and present geographic information using ArcGIS Explorer Online, a new browser-based version of ArcGIS Explorer. In this session, you will learn more about the many new ways to create, maintain, analyze, visualize and share Geographic Information using the ArcGIS System.