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22. GIS can use
a lot of GeoSpatial Data
as MODEL.
We called Feature.
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23. You know,
“MODEL” is not “real”.
≒ Similar
but
different
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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24. Every time
we have to compare
between
both information
using by training data.
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25. Field work is
very important for GIS tech.
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26. Agenda
1: Project Haiti/sinsai.info
2: Old/Neo Geographer
3: Digital Earth
4: GIS forecast(UAV/Gigapan/GeoHex)
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37. "The OpenStreetMap community can help the response
by tracing Yahoo imagery and other data sources,....."
(13Jan2010)
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38. OSM v.s. GoogleMaps v.s. YahooMap v.s. bing Map
There is no good map in Haiti.
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39. Start to making map!
on OSM community.
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74. Quick release as iPhone application
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75. Good point is,
OpenStreetMap
has many experts
for editing map
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76. Over 100 people
includes japanese guys...
Mikel Claudius Henrichs Axel von Matern
Harry Wood pascal_n MaWD
Tim Waters zvenzzon David FawceW
Simone Gadenz Dane Springmeyer tors_ko
MaQa Giovannini Gianfra Phono
Nicolas Chavent Dave Smith / DruidSmith Dankarran
tomoki
PB Randal Hale
Andrew Turner Phil Shipley
Sam Larsen Christopher Parker
EdLoach
Robert ScoW davespod
Seehundeführer
Esperanza
Adam Schreiber
Mapconcierge osmapb1
Imapi Flacus
ikiya
Bikeman2000 Cohan
Komяpa Morten Jagd Christensen ‐
XBear Holly Glaser
acdsig Temporalista
Divebalu HB9DTX
Sergio Sevillano
StellanL Andrew Allison
Jeffrey Johnson
AssetBurned Jus_n Houk
Jaakko Helleranta
Ceyockey Luc Castera
Andrzej Zaborowski
Ævar Arnjörð Bjarmason Michael Lane
FredB
Ivansanchez Mike Hogan
harrierco
ALE! David Runneals ‐
neuhausr
Fabianos Jarno Peschier ‐
PaulY
Kevin helmed,
Osbornec
Julian Boudewijn
Ka_e Filbert
olvagor Fil
Thea Clay
Gubaer Estela Llorente
Micha Ruh
UbuntuAcer Kam
SK53
RatZillaS Marc Schneider
Jonas Krückel (John07)
Jean‐Guilhem Cailton Rafa Gu_errez
Colin Marquardt
clara Samusz
Floris Looijesteijn
steve8 Sean BenneW
AndyGates
Gert Gremmen (cetest) JarraWp
Jean‐Marc Lio_er
Lübeck Xapitoun
sxpert Pierre Beland
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/WikiProject_Haiti/Who_is_helping
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77. Over 100 people
includes japanese guys...
Mikel Claudius Henrichs Axel von Matern
Harry Wood pascal_n MaWD
Tim Waters zvenzzon David FawceW
Simone Gadenz Dane Springmeyer tors_ko
MaQa Giovannini Gianfra Phono
Nicolas Chavent Dave Smith / DruidSmith Dankarran
tomoki
PB Randal Hale
Andrew Turner Phil Shipley
Sam Larsen Christopher Parker
EdLoach
Robert ScoW davespod
Seehundeführer
Esperanza
Adam Schreiber
Mapconcierge osmapb1
Imapi Flacus
ikiya
Bikeman2000 Cohan
Komяpa Morten Jagd Christensen ‐
XBear Holly Glaser
acdsig Temporalista
Divebalu HB9DTX
Sergio Sevillano
StellanL Andrew Allison
Jeffrey Johnson
AssetBurned Jus_n Houk
Jaakko Helleranta
Ceyockey Luc Castera
Andrzej Zaborowski
Ævar Arnjörð Bjarmason Michael Lane
FredB
Ivansanchez Mike Hogan
harrierco
ALE! David Runneals ‐
neuhausr
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PaulY
Kevin helmed,
Osbornec
Julian Boudewijn
Ka_e Filbert
olvagor Fil
Thea Clay
Gubaer Estela Llorente
Micha Ruh
UbuntuAcer Kam
SK53
RatZillaS Marc Schneider
Jonas Krückel (John07)
Jean‐Guilhem Cailton Rafa Gu_errez
Colin Marquardt
clara Samusz
Floris Looijesteijn
steve8 Sean BenneW
AndyGates
Gert Gremmen (cetest) JarraWp
Jean‐Marc Lio_er
Lübeck Xapitoun
sxpert Pierre Beland
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/WikiProject_Haiti/Who_is_helping
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125. OLD NEO
Geographer Geographer
Result
SHP SHP as Table
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SQL GIS
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GeoTIFF GeoTIFF WKT
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File orientation API/DB orientation
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128. “Digital Earth Browser”
means View/Share software by
virtual globe.
Those software delivers an easy-to-use way to
view and share information geographically.
129. “Digital Earth” Keyword
appeared since 2004.
Google Earth v3
World Wind,
Google Earth v4
Keyhole
By hWp://www.google.com/trends (2007/11/30)
135. Digital Earth Browser
and Web Browser
Digital Earth Browser Web Browser
Google (c) 2007
Google (c) 2007
KML HTML
Digital Earth Browser can access many spatial information(KML) in all over the
world. Like the Web Browser with HTML.
136. Major Digital Earth
Browsers
Google Earth World Wind ArcGIS Explorer
(Google, since2005) (NASA, since 2004) (ESRI, since 2006)
Google (c) 2007 NASA (c) 2007 ESRI (c) 2007
hWp://earth.google.com/ hWp://worldwind.arc.nasa.gov hWp://www.esri.com/sorware/arcgis/explorer/
All applications are provided as Free. And, Those
software can mapping a lot of satellite / airphoto
images all over the world as Free too.
138. Characteristic
of KML
Keyhole Markup Language
• Open format on the net.
139. Characteristic
of KML
Keyhole Markup Language
• Open format on the net.
• XML
140. Characteristic
of KML
Keyhole Markup Language
• Open format on the net.
• XML
• Zip Compression available
141. Characteristic
of KML
Keyhole Markup Language
• Open format on the net.
• XML
• Zip Compression available
• Network Connectivity
142. Characteristic
of KML
Keyhole Markup Language
• Open format on the net.
• XML
• Zip Compression available
• Network Connectivity
• Multiply Data Type
143. Characteristic
of KML
Keyhole Markup Language
• Open format on the net.
• XML
• Zip Compression available
• Network Connectivity
• Multiply Data Type
• Time Stamp / Time Span
159. Digital Earth
Browser
• Low cost (almost free)
• No border (using by Lat/Lon coordinates)
160. Digital Earth
Browser
• Low cost (almost free)
• No border (using by Lat/Lon coordinates)
• Free reference data set (Satellite/
Airphoto)
161. Digital Earth
Browser
• Low cost (almost free)
• No border (using by Lat/Lon coordinates)
• Free reference data set (Satellite/
Airphoto)
• Multi data type (with Texture, COLLADA)
162. Digital Earth
Browser
• Low cost (almost free)
• No border (using by Lat/Lon coordinates)
• Free reference data set (Satellite/
Airphoto)
• Multi data type (with Texture, COLLADA)
• Key data format is ”KML”
169. License
Copy
Right FREE
CC-by-NC-ND CC-by-ND CC-by-NC-SA CC-by-SA CC-by-NC CC-by
All Rights Public
Reserved Domain
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170. License
Copy
Right FREE
CC-by-NC-ND CC-by-ND CC-by-NC-SA CC-by-SA CC-by-NC CC-by
All Rights Public
Reserved Domain
mytext
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173. “GIS Tech.”
like a “Bridge” between
the ITworld and the Realworld.
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174. “GeoSpatial data”
made by “real data”.
≒
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Open Database License
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245. Simulation Story
How to use Android for your field work.
Deforestation Polygon: Made by PALSAR Viewer by manipulation as KML-Polygon.
ALOS-image: Made by PALSAR Viewer from ALOS-PALSAR as KML-GroundOverlay.
BackGround: Made by WMS from InteliGeo/Siscom as Cache.
Before field
PalserViewer
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Viewer Polygon
GroundOverlay
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246. One Laptop
per Child
The mission of the OLPC Project is to develop a low-cost laptop(about $100) to revolutionize how to
educate the world's children. Goal is to provide children around the world with new opportunities to
explore, experiment, and express themselves.
Why do children in developing nations need laptops? Laptops are a window and a tool: a window into the
world and a tool with which to think. They are a wonderful way for all children to learn learning through
independent interaction and exploration.
OLPC espouses five core principles: (1) child ownership; (2) low ages; (3) saturation; (4) connection; and
(5) free and open source.
If all laptop has include the GIS application, they will become to good geo-spatial contents providers.
OLPC (c) 2007
hWp://www.laptop.org/
247. MAP of OLPC
OLPC (c) 2007
those countries we plan to pilot
those countries we plan to include in the post-launch phase
those countries who have expressed interest at the Ministry-of-Education level or higher
those countries who are currently seeking government support
248. The Green WiFi Mission
hWp://www.green‐wifi.org/
Green WiFi is commiWed to providing solar powered access to global informa_on
and educa_onal resources for developing regions and K‐12 school children striving
for knowledge in a digitally divided world. There are approximately 3 billion people
under the age of 15 living in developing na_ons. 42 percent of the developing
world's popula_on is below the age of 15. Green WiFi was founded on the principle
that the welfare of our world is dependent, in large part, on providing these
children with free and open access to the world's informa_on.
Green WiFi (c) 2007
249. GNSS Global Navigation
Satellite System
Now, some GNSS services
provided by U.S. , Russia, EU
and China. And Japan will
lunch the Quasi‐Zenith
Satellites for GPS System. We
will be able to use a more
highly accurate loca_on
informa_on.
281. w w w. s l i d e s h a r e . n e t /
mapconcierge
@mapconcie
by mapconcierge
282. To g e t h e r f o r t h e E a r t h ! !
@mapconcie
by mapconcierge
Editor's Notes
Hi, My Name is Taichi FURUHASHI.\n\n\n“Taichi” means “the Ground” in Japanese.\nAnd “FURUHASHI” means “Old Bridge”.\n\n“Taichi FURUHASHI” means “Old Bridge on the earth”\n\n\nI've working at the University of Tokyo, in Japan.\n\nMy work is the GIS education for students and general people. \nSo, my GIS course is opened every month, and a lot of people attends my lecture. \nAnd today, I have to lecture about many GIS techniques for yours.\n\nAnyway, Please show my document of today.\nA little character are standing on the title page.\nHis name is “EARTH-KUN”.\nIt’s my character for GIS-MAGAZINE.\n\nSo, I have written many magazine papers about Google Earth/Maps.\n“Earth-KUN” appear in those documents.\n\n\n\n\n\nOur tools is the ArcGIS, ERDAS IMAGINE,\nand other commercial application.\n\nOn the other hand, Recently\nWe use many free software.\n
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OK, The last module theme is GIS forecast, in the future of ten years.\nI said NEXT “S” of GIS will means ”the Society“.\n\nNow GIServices provided many organization.\nAnd those services will wrapping by e-government and some web mapping services, like WPS.\n\nI think, Standalone software will decrease.\n\nThe advancement of the Internet technology is very early. \nI pickup some interest technology.\n\nLet’s show\n\nNEXT, Slide No. is a\n
This slide is hardware and Browser forecast.\n\nIn 2007, Apple released the iPhone/iPod touch.\nIt can be use very useful touch interface.\nAnd you can use the google maps and some WEB-GIS.\n\nToday, I have a iPod touch.\n\nLike this, we can zoom and wide by pinch action.\n\nNo mouse, No keyboad.\nI think the Google Earth and other some software will run on this device.\n\nBecause, Apple started to provide the SDK tool Kit for iPhone and iPod touch.\n\n\n\n\nNEXT, Slide No. is c\n
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OLPC is already provides many countries.\nGREEN countries are pilot area.\n\nIn Keniya They plan to include in the post-launch phase.\n\nIn the feature, \nThe children all over the world will use own laptop PC. \n\n\n\nNEXT, Slide No. is e\n
This Slide is new Hardware and browser.\n\nThe OLPC can put the many laptop PCs.\nAnd Those machine can connect the network by each machines.\nBut They must increase many WiFi Stations for children.\n\nOLPC has some spin out projects.\nExample the Green Wifi Mission.\n\nGreen WiFi is committed to providing solar powered access to global information and educational resources for developing regions and K-12 school children striving for knowledge in a digitally divided world.\nThere are approximately 3 billion people under the age of 15 living in developing nations.\n42 percent of the developing world's population is below the age of 15.\n\nGreen WiFi was founded on the principle that the welfare of our world is dependent, in large part, on providing these children with free and open access to the world's information.\n\n\n\nNEXT, Slide No. is f\n
This Slide is new Hardware.\n\nYou know, GPS is using all over the world now.\nEspecially, The GPS car navigation is becoming the major driving assist device. \n\nNow, some GNSS services provided by U.S. , Russia, EU and China. And Japan will lunch the Quasi-Zenith Satellites for GPS System.\n\nU.S. GPS System has about 30 satellites.\nRecently, Single positioning accuracy is about 5m by handy-GPS.\n\nIf all GNSS satellites are totaled, it becomes 100 satellites.\n\nWe will be able to use a more highly accurate location information. \n\n\n\n\nNEXT, Slide No. is d\n
This Slide is new Software.\n\n\nSo, I explained about the WPS.\nWeb Processing Service (WPS) defines a standardized interface that facilitates the publishing of geospatial processes,\nand the discovery of and binding to those processes by clients. \n\nEspecially, The GRASS Server technology become to major of WPS.\nYou know the GRASS has many good functions.\nBut , those interface are poor.\n\nStandalone GIS users changed to QGIS from GRASS.\nBecause, QGIS is adding some grass function modules.\n\nSo GRASS function has high performance.\nWPS with GRASS Server is good components. I think.\n\nStandalone GIS software will change into the WPS server system in the future. \n\n\n\nNEXT, Slide No. is d\n
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This Slide is new Software.\n\n\nSo, I explained about the WPS.\nWeb Processing Service (WPS) defines a standardized interface that facilitates the publishing of geospatial processes,\nand the discovery of and binding to those processes by clients. \n\nEspecially, The GRASS Server technology become to major of WPS.\nYou know the GRASS has many good functions.\nBut , those interface are poor.\n\nStandalone GIS users changed to QGIS from GRASS.\nBecause, QGIS is adding some grass function modules.\n\nSo GRASS function has high performance.\nWPS with GRASS Server is good components. I think.\n\nStandalone GIS software will change into the WPS server system in the future. \n\n\n\nNEXT, Slide No. is d\n