Markus Wolff from Potsdam University, Estonia gave a CartoTalk on 15 October 2009 on the topic of Ansätze zur Kombination raumanalytischer Verfahren und dreidimensionaler Visualisierungsmethoden zu geovirtuellen Lagebildern urbaner Räume.
Please find the abstract in the invitation pdf.
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Prof. Yan Li (right) and Dr. Yang Cao (left) from South China Normal University visited our research group.
Prof. Yan Li overviewed one of her research topics. The title of her CartoTalk was An Extension of Spatial Functionality for SVG Specification.
Professor Yan LI is vice Director of School of Computer, and Director of Spatial Information Research Center, South China Normal University in Guangzhou, China. She focuses on the theories and methods of spatial information and also on Remote Sensing and GIS applications. Some related projects are: “Spatial Information Integration and applications in Guangdong”, “a prototype of hyper-spectral image processing System development”, “Environment monitoring with hyper-spectra data”, “A XML based spatial information service system” etc.
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Ioannis Delikostidis from ITC Enschede gave a CartoTalk on 17 July 2008 on the topic of
Geo-identification and pedestrian navigation with geo-mobile applications: how do users proceed?
Please find out more in his presentation slides.
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Rein Ahas from the University of Tartu, Estonia gave a CartoTalk on 9 May 2008 on the topic of Using mobile positioning data for mapping space-time behavior and developing LBS: Experiences from Estonia.
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