The following is our list of academic presentations. The general presentations are available on this page.
| An open source approach for the intrinsic assessment of the temporal accuracy, up-to-dateness, lineage and thematic accuracy of OpenStreetMap | Marco Minghini, Maria Antonia Brovelli and Francesco Frassinelli |
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Mapping Spatial Distribution of Mangrove Forest in Mafia Island in Tanzania Using Landsat-8 OLI Imagery and in situ data |
Joseph Stephen Mayunga and Guido A. Uhinga |
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Open Foris and Google Earth Engine linking expert participation with natural resource mapping and remote sensing training in Tanzania |
Ulpu Leinonen, Joni Koskinen, Harun Makandi, Ernest Mauya and Niina K‰yhkˆ |
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Towards understanding the impact of mapathons – Reflecting on YouthMappers experiences |
Serena Coetzee, Marco Minghini, Patricia Solis, Victoria Rautenbach and Cameron Green |
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Fostering pre-university student participation in OSGeo through the Google Code-in competition |
Victoria Rautenbach, Margherita Di Leo, VerÛnica Andreo, Luca Delucchi, Helmut Kudrnovsky, Jeff McKenna and Sergio Acosta Y Lara |
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Capacity Building for High-Resolution Land Cover Intercomparison and Validation: what is available and what is needed |
Maria Antonia Brovelli, Hao Wu, Marco Minghini, Xinyan Zheng, Monia Elisa Molinari and Jun Chen |
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Building geospatial competences in Tanzanian Universities with open source solution |
Niina Kayhko, Christopher William, Joseph Mayunga, Makame Omar Makame, Ernest Mauya and Antero Jarvi |
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A semi-automatic procedure for a demographic analysis of the FOSS4G developersí community |
Daniele Oxoli, Haekyong Kang and Maria Antonia Brovelli |
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Overcoming data scarcity for energy access planning with open data – The example of Tanzania |
Catherina Cader, Setu Pelz, Alin Radu and Philipp Blechinger |
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Electricity infrastructure planning: Evaluating solar potential assessments for informal settlements using GRASS and freely available data |
Luqmaan Hassim, Serena Coetzee and Victoria Rautenbach |
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Linked Data Viewing as part of the Spatial Data Platform of the Future |
Erwin Folmer, Wouter Beek and Laurens Rietveld |
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Projects based on the Web Processing Service framework Birdhouse |
Carsten Ehbrecht, Tom Landry, Nils Hempelmann, David Huard and Stephan Kindermann |
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Implementation of a comprehensive and effective geoprocessing workflow environment |
Rob Lemmens, Martin Schouwenburg, Bas Retsios and Chris Mannaerts |
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Adding 3D GIS visualization and navigation to the SPARQL query loop |
Wouter Beek, Erwin Folmer, Laurens Rietveld, Tony Baving and Vincent van Altena |
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The use of the UAV images for the building 3D model generation |
Giuseppina Vacca, Aldo Banni, Andrea Dessi and Giuseppe Furfaro |
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New Source of Geospatial Data: Crowdsensing by Assisted and Autonomous Vehicle Technologies |
Charles Toth, Zoltan Koppanyi and Maria Gabriela Lenzano |
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Improving Path Query Performance In pgRouting using A Map Generalization Approach |
Rohith Reddy Sankepally and Rajan Krishnan Sundara |
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Hierarchical path planning for walking (almost) anywhere |
Knut Landmark and Espen Messel |
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Open Network for Local Self Sustainability, boosting bioregional development through an open data sharing system. |
Matteo Clementi, Carlotta Fontana and Alessandro Rogora |
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Coastal mapping and Kitesurfing |
Julien Barde, Sylvain Bonhommeau, Emmanuel Chassot and Beenesh Motah |
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Adoption of geospatial governance in the context of e-government in Tanzania: Addressing Bottlenecks in Spatial Data Infrastructure Development |
Zakaria Ngereja, Evaristo Liwa and Francis Buberwa |
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Developing a Land Cover Classification of Salt Marshes using UAS Time-Series Imagery and FOSS4G |
Daniel Myers, Ryan Wicks, Forrest Bowlick and Charlie Schweik |
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Redeployable, Open Standards, Open Source and Open Data Stack for building a Federated Marine Data Management and Decision Support System for South Africa |
Graeme Mcferren, Raymond Molapo and Bryan McAlister |