Metaschool IST Africa
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The METASCHOOL project aims to improve the training of school teachers and school ICT staff on topics related to the organisation, sharing, use and re-use of digital learning resources that can be accessed online through learning repositories.. For Web 2.0 technologies is main focus on active using Wiki based principles. For geospatial technologies there are two selected cases. First use case is focused on utilization of GeoGame for educational purposes. Second is focused on utilization of freely available geospatial data, services and software for education purposes.
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2) The system aims to help beekeepers by providing real-time information on hive conditions and bee behavior to allow more proactive management.
3) A variety of sensors measure factors like temperature, humidity, weight, video to track bee ingress/egress patterns which integrate on a open-source platform called HiveOS.
Ict for a sustainable agriculture – public support needs
1) The document discusses the importance of information sharing and knowledge management in agriculture across three levels: macro, farm, and field. Effective combination and management of information is needed to make sound economic and environmental decisions.
2) It introduces the Club of Ossiach, a voluntary group that aims to improve agriculture through discussion and collaboration on ICT. The Club serves as a platform bringing together public, private, and community stakeholders to influence ICT usage.
3) The Club's vision is to become an internationally accepted think tank on ICT in agriculture within a decade. It will support more sustainable farming and environmental protection through knowledge management and effective ICT use.
Aplication of remote sensing in Foodie
This document discusses the application of remote sensing techniques in monitoring crop fields for site-specific crop management. Periodic satellite imagery from Landsat 8 and Sentinel-2 is used to identify spatial variability in vegetation growth across fields at a medium resolution. Vegetation indices like NDVI and EVI are calculated from the imagery and used to assess crop stands and delineate management zones. High resolution aerial imagery from an Ultracam camera is also used to map fields and guide variable applications of fertilizers and pesticides. Farm telemetry sensors monitor tractor movement, fuel usage, and work logs to optimize farm inputs and machinery utilization.
Plan4 business vison for suistenable future final
The document outlines a plan called Plan4Business that aims to establish platforms for open and commercial data sharing to enable sustainable business practices. It proposes an "onion model" with an open data platform at the core that is separated from commercial repositories and services. The open platform would make data more accessible for communities and not dependent on any single commercial entity. It describes policies for data ownership, licensing, and interoperability on the open platform. Revenue models are suggested for maintaining both platforms, including contributions, future project funding, advertising, and cost-sharing partnerships. The goal is to eventually expand commercially across Europe and beyond while building a large community around the open data resources.
Invitation for P4b end user-ws
This document provides the draft program for a European workshop on a service platform for aggregation, processing, and analysis of urban and regional planning data. The workshop will take place on November 29, 2013 in Brussels, Belgium at the ISOCARP Brussels Liaison Office. The workshop will include presentations on topics like a proposed European spatial planning geoportal, using information technologies for real estate, challenges of urban environments and green infrastructure in Europe, and the features and benefits of the plan4business platform for customers and end-users. Registration is required and practical information on access and accommodation is provided.
The habitats approach to build the inspire infrastructure
This document discusses the HABITATS approach to building the INSPIRE infrastructure. It outlines the technological objectives of data modeling and transformation and architecture design and implementation. It then describes the data models and transformation process, including input sources and main tasks. It provides examples of basic transformations like data merging and extracting. It also discusses advanced transformations like harmonizing habitats and biotopes data and the FMI data to the new data model. Finally, it introduces the HABITATS Reference Laboratory concept and architecture as a central hub to support sharing local data and implementing pilot applications.
Plan4business technical solution
The document describes the Plan4business project, which aims to develop a web platform providing integrated open and commercial urban planning data and services to real estate businesses. The platform will harmonize fragmented planning datasets into a ready-to-use form and offer analysis and visualization tools via an API and interface. Key components include tools to extract planning zones from raster/vector formats, a collaborative schema integrator, a thematic map viewer, a location evaluator, an embeddable map tool, and data analysis services. The goal is to make urban planning data more accessible and useful for real estate and development decisions.
Smart opendata ISESS 2013
The SmartOpenData project aims to integrate heterogeneous environmental data from different initiatives and projects into open linked data for environment protection in smart regions. The project is funded by the European Commission and involves 16 European organizations. It will develop a smart open data architecture and apply semantic web technologies to fuse, harmonize, and integrate environmental data and metadata. This will be demonstrated through several pilots on topics like agroforestry, biodiversity, water monitoring and forests. The goals are to promote data sharing among public bodies and define business models for SMEs based on innovative services using linked open environmental data.
Statement club of ossiach
The “Club of Ossiach”, a group of agriculturists, agribusiness managers, agriculture technologists and agricultural ICT specialists from around the world, met at Ossiach between 17-19 June 2013 at the “AgriFuture Days” Conference. They reviewed current trends and
possible discontinuities resulting from political, social, environmental and technological changes, potentially impacting on the future of agriculture, farming, rural viability, food and nutrition worldwide.
Inspire in pocket dresden 2
The document discusses using smartphone and tablet technologies to integrate INSPIRE geospatial data infrastructure. It describes projects like HABITATS that modeled environmental data themes in compliance with INSPIRE. Different use cases for regional and global data are examined. Basic and advanced techniques for transforming data between regional models and INSPIRE are outlined. The document also introduces the HABITATS Reference Laboratory concept for supporting cross-scenario applications and testing local data sharing. It identifies opportunities to make INSPIRE data more accessible through mobile and social applications.
Agrixchange dresden
The document discusses strategies and challenges for using information and communication technologies (ICT) in the agrifood sector. It identifies organizational challenges such as improving representation of agriculture specialists in European ICT activities and supporting knowledge transfer to farmers. Technological challenges include balancing food safety/security with energy production and the environment. The document also outlines applications domains for ICT like traceability throughout supply chains and management of sustainable agriculture. Potential ICT technologies are described like the future internet, mobile and geospatial applications.
Gi2013 presentation mildorf+team_plan4_business_dresden
plan4business is an EU-funded project developing a service platform to integrate and analyze spatial planning data from heterogeneous sources. The platform will allow users to access this spatial planning data and perform spatial analyses. It will integrate data defined by the INSPIRE Directive, statistical and economic data from Eurostat, OpenStreetMap reference topography, flood areas, protected sites, transport networks, and cadastral parcels. The 24-month project is being conducted by a 6-partner consortium led by Fraunhofer IGD to build a prototype platform for aggregating, processing, and analyzing urban and regional planning data.
Gi2013 vohnout&team-enviro grids
The document describes EnviroGRIDS, an online portal that aims to build capacities in the Black Sea region to gather, store, distribute, analyze, visualize, and disseminate environmental data using international standards. The portal is designed to be compatible with the Global Earth Observation System of Systems (GEOSS) and the Infrastructure for Spatial Information in Europe (INSPIRE). It functions as a virtual database using principles of Uniform Resource Management and allows users to discover, view, download, and transform spatial data services through tools like catalog services, map services, and processing services. The core of the portal is a metadata management system that allows integrated access to and sharing of data.
Apps4 europe 2
The document discusses the Turning Data into Business project. It will create a network to organize open data competitions, stimulate winners to start businesses, and maximize the benefits of open data. It will bring together 19 partners from 10 countries with experience in open data competitions and business support. The project will develop a Business Lounge program to provide business training and help competition participants commercialize their apps. It will organize two pan-European competitions each year to highlight the best local/national competition entries and connect them with investors. The goal is to spur more open data reuse and startups.
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- 1. METASCHOOL.CZ - TOWARDS TEACHER COMPETENCIES WITH WEB 2.0 Karel CHARVAT, Premysl VOHNOUT, Zbynek KRIVANEK, Alena CHARVATOVA, Karel JANECKA, Irena KOSKOVA
- 3. WHAT IS IT? The GeoGame is GIS application for a common web-site visitor, who wants to check his/her knowledge. The GeoGame gives you the opportunity to show your knowledge internet-wide. 19 - 21.5.2010 IST - AFRICA 2010
- 4. names of the games simple description number of photos number of playing difficulty 19 - 21.5.2010 IST - AFRICA 2010
- 5. name and description object on the picture Estimated and correct location simple and total results 19 - 21.5.2010 IST - AFRICA 2010
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- Introduce. Becaose of my english…. I will help myself by PPT presentation and by my notes. The GeoGame project is designed as an application for a common web-site visitor, who wants to check his/her knowledge about the northern Bohemian region. The GeoGame gives you the opportunity to show your knowledge internet-wide. ( knowledge in geography, your historical skills, knowledge of celebrities, of nature phenomena…. ) The principle is very simple. Your task is to locate several displayed photos ( photo ) on the interactive( interactive ) map with the smallest possible error measured by the distance between marked and correct position. I WANT TO introduce you very simple GIS application named Geogame
- List o games Number of photo included in game