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The poster presentation will include schematic details of the dual self-checking procedure, and illustrate the characteristics of the KMStrlib implementation of a fast, highly precise transverse mercator projection, remaining accurate at the 0.03 mm level even at distances 7500 km from the central meridian. | The poster presentation will include schematic details of the dual self-checking procedure, and illustrate the characteristics of the KMStrlib implementation of a fast, highly precise transverse mercator projection, remaining accurate at the 0.03 mm level even at distances 7500 km from the central meridian. | ||
|| Thomas Knudsen, Karsten Engsager, Knud Poder, Simon Lyngby Kokkendorff | || Thomas Knudsen, Karsten Engsager, Knud Poder, Simon Lyngby Kokkendorff | ||
| + | || KE: DTU Space, Copenhagen, Denmark; KP: Ølstykke, Denmark (Emeritus, KMS); TK, SLK: National Survey and Cadastre (KMS), Copenhagen, Denmark; | ||
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Revision as of 14:56, 31 August 2009
Note: Details on this wiki still need to be finalised, and is being modeled on FOSS4G 2007's Poster session. http://2007.foss4g.org/presentations/posters/
Posters will be accepted from Case Studies, Projects or Programs that are Geospatial and have a strong Open Source and/or Open Standards theme. Refer to http://2007.foss4g.org/presentations/posters/ for examples of posters from prior years.
Coordinators
- Shoaib Burq < s a b u r q AT gmail.c om>
- Antti Roppola <ha s t ur AT gmail.c om>
Format
- Location: Posters will be shown in the Lower Parkside Foyer
- Size: Posters are to be printed as portrait (A0 or A1).
- Schedule: The FOSS4G poster session will be during morning tea breaks on Thursday and Friday. Poster presenters should plan to be near their posters to talk to viewers and answer questions.
- Quantity: The FOSS4G poster session will have room for as many as 32 posters.
- Acceptance: On topic Posters will be accepted "first come, first served" until there is no more room or the deadline passes.
- License: Posters should be made available publicly in PDF format to be displayed on the FOSS4G website as per the timeline.
Printing
- Contributors are responsible for printing their own posters. One option for printing posters close to the conference venue is the Ultimo/Darling Harbor Kwik Kopy
Timeline
- Interested posters should add their
| Date | Poster Milestones |
|---|---|
| 17 Aug 2009 | Call for posters |
| 21 Sep 2009 | Close call for posters |
| 6 Oct 2009 | Posters complete and added to website |
| 21 Oct 2009 | Posters displayed at FOSS4G conference |
Proposed Posters
People are encouraged to add proposed posters to the end of this list.
| Title | Abstract | Author | Author Affiliations |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Title | Abstract | Author | Author Affiliations |
| 1. International Coastal Atlas Network | ICAN aims to be a global reference for the development of coastal web atlases (CWAs). Via the expertise of more than 35 member organisations. ICAN intendes to inform, guide and influence matters related to research, development and use of CWAs. | Kathrin Kopke, Kathy Belpaeme and Juan Arévalo | Coastal and Marine Resources Centre, Kustbeheer, European Environment Agency |
| Distant Early Warning System - Information Logistics with FOSS and OGC Standards | Poster will be shown in conjunction with DEWS Live Demonstration. DEWS user interface based on uDig and GeoTools, workflows, system architecture, details of information logistics and FOSS usage will be depicted on the poster. | Matthias Lendholt, Martin Hammitzsch | GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences |
| An open source geo-transformation library for data custodians. | The KMStrlib geo-transformation library, which has been in active use and development since the 1960s at KMS (National Survey and Cadastre, Denmark), is now finally being released under an open source licence.
KMStrlib provides a unified interface to a large number of cartographic projections, and geophysical transformations (including change of vertical and horizontal datums and epochs). Due to KMS's role as a long term geodata custodian, care has been taken to ensure that the transformations implemented are two way symmetric (to the extent possible: some transformations are inherently vaguely defined, and must be implemented by stochastic predictions, rather than projections). This has led to the adoption of a technique of dual self-checking transformations, effectively doing a roundtrip "forward-inverse" operation for all library calls. While elaborate, this ensures that uncaught implementation blunders, and asymmetric singularities are diagnosed and reported. This is essential for long term (multiple century scale) geodata interoperability. The poster presentation will include schematic details of the dual self-checking procedure, and illustrate the characteristics of the KMStrlib implementation of a fast, highly precise transverse mercator projection, remaining accurate at the 0.03 mm level even at distances 7500 km from the central meridian. |
Thomas Knudsen, Karsten Engsager, Knud Poder, Simon Lyngby Kokkendorff | KE: DTU Space, Copenhagen, Denmark; KP: Ølstykke, Denmark (Emeritus, KMS); TK, SLK: National Survey and Cadastre (KMS), Copenhagen, Denmark; |
Accepted Posters
The coordinators are responsible for moving Proposed Posters to Accepted.
| Title | Abstract | Author | Author Affiliations |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Title | Abstract | Author | Author Affiliations |