GeoChronos - SpecNet Workshop 2009 Presentation

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The document describes GeoChronos, an online collaborative platform for earth observation scientists. GeoChronos aims to facilitate collaboration between scientists, provide access and management of data and applications. It leverages web 2.0, social networking and cloud computing technologies. The platform provides solutions for collaboration through social networking features, data through automated acquisition, storage and processing, and applications through an interactive application service and batch processing. A demonstration of GeoChronos' key features is presented and the project status and team are outlined.

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Project Team SpecNet Workshop June 22, 2009 GeoChronos - Dr. Arturo Sanchez-Azofeifa University of Alberta Dr. John Gamon University of Alberta Dr. Benoit Rivard University of Victoria Dr. Rob Simmonds University of Calgary Prinicipal Investigators Project Coordination Platform Development Domain Scientists

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Contact Information SpecNet Workshop June 22, 2009 GeoChronos - Cameron Kiddle [email_address] http://pages.cspc.ucalgary.ca/~kiddlec/ http://geochronos.org/ http://grid.ucalgary.ca/ http://ceos.ualberta.ca/ http://www.cybera.ca/

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24. Project Team SpecNet Workshop June 22, 2009 GeoChronos - Dr. Arturo Sanchez-Azofeifa University of Alberta Dr. John Gamon University of Alberta Dr. Benoit Rivard University of Victoria Dr. Rob Simmonds University of Calgary Prinicipal Investigators Project Coordination Platform Development Domain Scientists

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26. Contact Information SpecNet Workshop June 22, 2009 GeoChronos - Cameron Kiddle [email_address] http://pages.cspc.ucalgary.ca/~kiddlec/ http://geochronos.org/ http://grid.ucalgary.ca/ http://ceos.ualberta.ca/ http://www.cybera.ca/

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