Concurrent Sessions

Concurrent Sessions	Digital Environment	Resilient Cities	Growing Up Digital
1:00 pm	GEOSS: An Infrastructure to Deliver the Digital Earth Vision Kevin Sweeney	Title to be confirmed Mario Hernandez	Digital:earth – spatial citizen brainware Josef Strobl
1:20 pm	The Australia New Zealand Spatial Marketplace Denise McKenzie	The Future Cities Laboratory’s Simulation Platform: A Framework for Urban Design Support Stefan Müller Arisona	How visual storytelling is solving the problems facing organizations administering built environments Brendon Hosken
1:40 pm	Spatial Information Services Stack (SISS) – A Technology Stack to Support the Next Generation of SDIs Pavel Golodoniuc	Sea-level rise in Christchurch, New Zealand M. Hughes, S. Swaffield, D. Hart, B. Kirk & M. Cubrinovksi	Digital Divide - Barriers to Empowerment Timothy Haithcoat and Shriniwas Gautam
2:00 pm	Identifying Building Change Using High Resolution Point Clouds - An Object based approach Steve du Plessis	Geo-Mapping for Sustainable Development: visualising spatial capacities to renewable energy autonomy Peter Droege	Merging Technologies in Art, Science and Education Nigel Jamieson
2:20 pm	A Policy-Based Management Framework for Dependable and Efficient Cloud Computing Jairo A. Gutiérrez and William Liu	Digital Earth AV : Augmenting digital environments through spatialized sound Jules Moloney	Science, rhetoric and the economic paradigm in environmental news coverage Garrity Hill
2:40 pm	The Research of the Composite Model Services-flow Framework of Digital Ocean Based on Cloud Platform Zhang Feng	Building resilience into communities using agile citizen-driven risk sensing networks Nick Hedley	Friendsafe App Kate Reddington and John Hennig
3:30 pm	Digital Environment Peter Droege	Creating an Automated / Open-source 3D City Visualization of Building Resource-Use + Potential Alexandra Hills, Michael Donn and Nigel Isaacs	21st Century Planning Tools for Housing Precinct Regeneration: Some early results on an Australian study Roman Trubka
3:50 pm	BING's Global Ortho project and Fully automated large format digital camera workflow (UltraMap 3) Engelbert Breg	The Visual City - Simulation and Visualisation of the Urban Environment Simon Ferneyhough	International Summer School for Digital Earth Prof. Mazlan Hashim
4:10 pm	USING OF THE CLOUDE/POTTIER DECOMPOSITION METHOD FOR POLARIMETRIC CLASSIFICATION OF RADARSAT-2 SATELLITE IMAGE Alireza Sharifi	3D GIS and Cloud Computing Tamrat-Belayneh	Using flight simulator software as digital earth renderers: A New Zealand case study using Microsoft FSX. Timothy-Barnes

Concurrent Sessions	Digital Environment	Resilient Cities	Digital Futures
1:00 pm	Land Cover mapping of New Zealand – Advances in LCDB V3.0 and beyond David Pairman, James Shepherd and Peter Newsome	A Design of Information Base for Disaster Management after the lessons from 311 Hiromichi-Fukui	A multifunctional 3D cartographic mapping for tourist needs Temenoujka Bandrova and Stefan Bonchev
1:20 pm	Utilising GIS to enable national coordination of the recovery of the endangered whio (blue duck) Martin Slimin	Development of Low-Cost Methodologies for Generating Geospatial Data for Tsunami Inundation Modeling and Risk Assessment Honda Kiyoshi	Linking stakeholders’ values with datasets for demonstrating sustainable forestry in New Zealand Barbara Hock
1:40 pm	How GIS supports Conservation Management at DOC Duane Wilkins	Case Study on the Role of Technology in Recovering from the Japanese Tsunami Disaster. Craig Baty	Serving New Zealand’s geosciences data as part of a national Spatial Data Infrastructure Mark Rattenbury
2:00 pm	Sensors, Empowerment, and Accountability: The long march to openness Yola Georgiadou	The use of GSI is assessing spiritual variations in stress related health as a result of living in Christchurch Simon Kingham	Virtual Australia and New Zealand (VANS) Framework Michael Haines
2:20 pm	A forecast method for natural gas hydrate under the Qinghai-Tibet plateau based on remote sensing and GIS Wan Yuqing, Lv Jun-e Tan Furong, Liu Zhuo, Qiao Junwei	Digitizing Humanitarianism Michael Howden	LEGAL ASPECTS OF PUBLIC SECTOR INFORMATION AND RE-USE Dr. Cristiana Sappa , Dr. Gabor Remetey-Fülöpp and Patrick Hogan
2:40 pm	Modelling Dynamic Land-Use/Cover Change in Auckland Region Isaac Kwadwo Nti and Philip Sallis	Open data, shared service: demand for multi-agency data services Matt Amos	Land use mapping for Kyoto Protocol reporting: Challenges and opportunities in the New Zealand context Deborah W. Burgess, James D. Shepherd and Peter F. Newsome
3:30 pm	A Future for SDIs – Using SDI Data to Understand and Link Spatially Referenced Application Data Rob Atkinson	A-SPEC …..a global SDI how it works with your asset owners business processes George Havakis	A Web Service Approach to Building Open Geospatial Data, Information and Knowledge Environments Meixia Deng and Liping Di
3:50 pm	A Provenance Framework for Managing Geospatial Web Processing Workflow Chih-Yuan Chen, Chen-Chieh Feng & Juebo Wu	Urban Geology: digital earth information for our cities Phil Glassey, John Begg and Katie Jones	Opening up access to land resource information for better land management and a more sustainable future David Medyckyj-Scott and James Barringer
4:10 pm	Imagery Management and On-The-Fly processing Mark Romero	Subsurface digital models of sedimentary basins offer improved resource use and opportunities for climate change mitigation Hill, M., Bull, S., Funnell, R., Jones, C., Field, B	Project Management for GeoSpatial Professionals Duane Wilkins

Concurrent Sessions	Digital Environment	Resilient Cities	Digital Futures
1:00 pm	Using situated simulations, virtual sensors and augmented spaces to reveal the geospatial Matrix Nick Hedley	Cadastral and geospatial innovation in the Netherlands Peter Hoogwerf and Kees DeZeeuw	Creating the Next Generation of Integrated Teams Guy Morris
1:20 pm	Digitising New Zealand wine regions: an initial investigation Subana Shanmuganathan	Progress of Smart Community of Urumchi: for Better City Administration and Public Services Jianghua Zheng, Bo Gao and Zhaodong Feng	Delivering the Digital Earth vision in New Zealand Steve Critchlow and Mike Pownall
1:40 pm	To detect the maize planting area based on MODIS satellite data in Northeast China Jiahua Zhang	Digital Xinjiang: Its Past, Present and Future Zhaodong Feng, Bin Liu and Jianghua Zheng	Planning an Imagery Coordination Programme for New Zealand Mike Ladd, Rachel Gabara and Adrian Slack
2:00 pm	Management of Marine data for Compliance Monitoring – an Oil and Gas Case Study Alistair Fox	A Design and Implementation of Spatial Data Infrastructure for Interdisciplinary Urban Research Stefan Müller Arisona	The role of digital technologies in participatory decision-making Ben Knight
2:20 pm	Benefits and drawbacks of high resolution DEMs for erosion risk analysis Duncan Harrison	Digital Earth and Crises Management: Potentials for Research Agenda Improvements Milan Konecny	Cascade Effects in National Cyberinfrastructures Protection William Liu
2:40 pm	Estimation of Vegetation Biomass in Poyang Lake Wetland Based on Radarsat-2 Polarimetric Data Jingjuan Liao, Ju Liu and Guozhuang Shen	Geospatial interoperability – a tool for resilient communities Richard Murcott	Easily share you work through web technology Mark Romero
3:30 pm	RiskScape: a quantitative, natural hazards loss modelling tool G.Turek, K.Wright, I. Matcham, R.Paulik, G.Smart, A. King	Using Mobile Augmented Reality for Urban Design Mark Billinghurst	Four approaches to GML Application Schema Development for WFS Stephen Desmond