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2019-12 Omiya plenary week

Presentations from Standards in Action Outreach seminar, in Omiya

2019-12-11

Promoting the introduction of standardization technology into public surveying projects and educational activities in Japan through an education and certification program: S-GI-Cert (Certification of Professionals in Standards for Geographic Information)
Mr. Keiji YAMADA, Japan

Introduction of geographic information and statistical standards for surveying data quality
Mr. Shigeru MATSUZAKA, Japan

Korean address assignment scheme of AOT (Address of things)
Film from the presentation
Dr. Suchul Kang, Korea

Data standardization activity for urban revitalization in Japan
Dr. Kentaro AKAHOSHI, Japan
Ms. Chikako KUROKAWA, Japan

How to measure the status and the progress in the awareness of GI standards in action?
Dr. Eunmi Chang, University of Seoul, Korea

Calibration and Validation of Air-borne Multispectral Imaging Sensors: State of the art and Standardization Requirements
Prof. Liu Chun, China

Entire Global Space 3D Grids and Application for Low Altitude Airspace Management.
Dr. Qu Tengteng, China

Emerging technology – DGGS
Robert Gibb, New Zealand

Manchester City Model: an OGC standard approach:
Theme: The geo-domain vs neighboring domains.

Claus Nagel, Germany

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