Introduction to Collaborative by Nature: Interoperable Geospatial Approaches to the Environment
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The document outlines an agenda for a meeting discussing collaborative geospatial approaches to the environment. The agenda includes welcome and introduction sessions followed by presentations on INSPIRE and Wales, the NatureLocator project, the IGIBS project, the Wales Environment Research Hub, and Environment Systems. The meeting aims to discuss interoperability between academic and government sectors and future benefits of integrated location-based systems.
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Introduction to Collaborative by Nature: Interoperable Geospatial Approaches to the Environment
- 1. Collaborative by Nature: Interoperable Geospatial Approaches to the Environment Welsh Government Bldgs, Cathays Park, Cardiff. 11 th November, 2011, Chris Higgins, Workgroup Leader, EDINA
- 2. Agenda Time Topic Who 1 1130-1135 Welcome Bill Oates, Chris Higgins 2 1135-1145 Introduction Nicola Osborne 3 1145-1210 INSPIRE and Wales Bill Oates 4 1210-1235 NatureLocator project Dave Kilbey 5 1235-1330 Lunch 6 1330-1355 IGIBS project Chris Higgins 7 1355-1420 Wales Environment Research Hub Tim Pagella 8 1420-1445 Environment Systems Steve Keyworth 9 1445-1500 Summary, conclusions Nicola Osborne
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- What I will look for in particular is discussion on how the academic sector can help realise some of the benefits of the INSPIRE services that Welsh Gov is currently establishing. Or, How should the public and academic sector be working together to benefit the environment using geospatial interoperability tools.