Organisation terrestris GmbH & Co kg

Topic type		Target Type
Case Studies: Relate your experiences. Visualization: effective presentation of information.		Technical / Developer

Additional Presenters
Name	Richard Sinnott
Organisation	University of Melbourne
Email	[e-mail]
Name	Martin Tomko
Organisation	University of Melbourne
Email	[e-mail]

ID Number

119

Name	Joachim Van der Auwera
Organisation	Geomajas
Email	[e-mail]

Paper Title	GIS data security applied
I can give a practical demo	yes

Paper Abstract (short)

Deep-dive on how security can be applied within web GIS solutions.

Paper Abstract (long)

Architecture and implementation of security on GIS data as provided in Geomajas. Details are given about design considerations, choices made (including why) and ways to prevent credential leakage. We will also tackle how this can be integrated with external security systems incl. industry standard solutions like LDAP and SSO. Finally we'll see different security configurations at work via real world examples.

Topic type		Target Type
Case Studies: Relate your experiences. Business Cases: building the economic case. Hacks and Mashes: novel solutions to our problems.		Manager End User Technical / Developer

Additional Presenters
Name	Oliver May
Organisation	Geomajas
Email	[e-mail]

ID Number

47

Name	Christopher Helm
Organisation	Esri
Email	[e-mail]

Paper Title	GIS is not dead, itÕs coming for you and itÕs been drinking JavaScript
I can give a practical demo	yes

Paper Abstract (short)

This talk will discuss several super kick-ass ways that JavaScript and the web have re-shaped GIS and are changing how we visualize, analyze and share geospatial data with each other and the world.

Paper Abstract (long)

GIS is dead? No, itÕs not, and itÕs coming to find you and spatially kick your ass with a big bag of JavaScript. The world changes fast (hello, Internet). Yet, our industry (map making in one form or another) is stuck, and has generally shown itself to be slow to react to new ideas and paradigms that grow rapidly in other spaces. But there is still hope! GIS is coming back, and itÕs being re-tooled with lots of shiny new software and geo-weapons. ItÕs going to make an assault on all of our previous notions of its old self. Of course this new and shiny GIS resembles its former self in many ways, it's also full many new ideas about how we experience maps and data on the web. As we witness a massive resurgence in JavaScript (hello D3 & node.js), and more emphasis placed on the web in general, we see that there are actually still large holes that should be filled the geo-spatial stack. New waves of JavaScript developers have, and will continue to fill these gaps. This talk will discuss several super kick-ass ways that JavaScript and the web have re-shaped GIS and are changing how we visualize, analyze and share geospatial data with each other and the world.

Topic type		Target Type
Case Studies: Relate your experiences. Visualization: effective presentation of information. GIS resurrected as a crime fighting zombie		People new to open source geospatial Manager End User Technical / Developer map making zombies

Additional Presenters
Name	Zombie Christopher Helm
Organisation	Esri
Email	[e-mail]

ID Number

139

Name	Manuel de la Calle Alonso
Organisation	Glob3 Mobile
Email	[e-mail]

Paper Title	Glob3 mobile. A new approach to mobile GIS 3d.
I can give a practical demo	yes

Paper Abstract (short)

Glob3 mobile. A new approach to mobile GIS 3d.

Paper Abstract (long)

G3M (Glob3 mobile) is a new Framework developed from scratch by IGO Software using the know how acquired developing glob3 and the first version of glob3 mobile. G3M wants to be the reference framework for developing 3d GIS mobile solutions. G3M has been developed taking mobile-only issues into consideration (Performance, Usability, Fragmentation, etc...). In addition, using the same core we have developed a html5 version in order to run in standard browsers in a near future. At the moment, we have the following capabilities: Multiplatform: iOS Android HTML5 - WebGL Terrain support Efficient tiled-based planet rendering Raster support Vectorials support (Limited): geojson (bson) Markers Labelling 3D Models: Rendering and Blender plugin for exporting of any format Blender can read. Animations subsystem: Animated change of position, color, size, etc for 3d shapes, 3d-models, etc. Animated movement of Camera. Tasks handling subsystem: run tasks in background, periodical tasks, etc. Downloader subsystem download queue with priority per request. cancelable requests. Downloader cache (interchangeables databases using sqlite) Offline maps The used architecture is one of the key features of this project. The core is only developed in C++ and works in iOS platform. This code is translated to java in order to use in Android and webGL (GWT). Using well-known object oriented Design Patterns (Abstract factory, Builder, Template method, etc) we was able to create an extensible core system, that can be ported to new platforms with relative easy-to-implement native-implementation of few classes. The result is the possibility of build native applications in iOS, Android and webGL using the very same API. Now the library has been ready to release under a open source license. Some examples of this library at works are: Apple Store https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/igo-software/id432324541 Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.glob3.mobile.demo https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.glob3.mobile.owm Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/IGO-SOFTWARE-glob3-mobile WebGL http://galileo.glob3mobile.com http://milanuncios3d.glob3mobile.com http://owmg3m.globemobile.com

Topic type		Target Type
Visualization: effective presentation of information. Development: new developments in products.		Manager End User Technical / Developer

Additional Presenters
Name	Diego G—mez-Deck
Organisation	Glob3 mobile
Email	[e-mail]
Name	Agust’n Trujillo Pino
Organisation	ulpgc
Email	[e-mail]

ID Number

210

Name	Oleg Zhurakousky
Organisation
Email	[e-mail]

Paper Title	Go Beyond "Debug": Wire Tap your App for Knowledge
I can give a practical demo	yes

Paper Abstract (short)

Today, application developers devote roughly 80% of their code to persisting roughly 20% of the total data flowing through the applications. The other 80% of the data is "Event Data" that can no longer be ignored if you want to stay competitive. Changes to application state are already stored as a sequence of events in application and middleware logs. In fact, since this data never held value to anyone but the developer in the past, a lot of potentially valuable information is often never collected In this talk, we will demonstrate how capturing all event data could dramatically simplify data collection and management within the enterprise.

Paper Abstract (long)

Today, application developers devote roughly 80% of their code to persisting roughly 20% of the total data flowing through the applications. That means two things: * 80% of the data flowing through our applications is at best lost in rolling log files, at worst never collected -- without ever being analyzed or accounted for. * Application-level database programming, licensing, storage, administration, and ETL processing have maxed out IT budgets and have constrained app development teams from keeping pace with the rate of change in the business. The other 80% of the data is "Event Data" that can no longer be ignored if you want to stay competitive. Changes to application state are already stored as a sequence of events in application and middleware logs. In fact, since this data never held value to anyone but the developer in the past, a lot of potentially valuable information is often never collected. With Hadoop, we can: * store and query these events - Transaction tracing, * use the event log to reconstruct the application domain at any point in time - ETL, * use the same event log to construct new domains we haven't planned for - ELT, and * automatically adjust our data domains to cope with retroactive changes - ??? In this talk, we will demonstrate how capturing all event data could dramatically simplify data collection and management within the enterprise.

Topic type		Target Type
Business Cases: building the economic case. Hacks and Mashes: novel solutions to our problems.		End User Technical / Developer

Additional Presenters
Name	Oleg Zhurakousky
Organisation	Hortonworks
Email	[e-mail]

ID Number

79

Name	Frederic Houbie
Organisation	Geomatys
Email	[e-mail]

Paper Title	GraphGIS, bringing spatial functionalities in NoSQL graph databases
I can give a practical demo	yes

Paper Abstract (short)

Using graph NoSQL databases to manage complex GIS data.

Paper Abstract (long)

Driven by the major players in of the Web like Google, Facebook, Twitter, NoSQL databases quickly gained real legitimacy in handling important data volumetry. With a first concept of key-value, NoSQL databases have quickly evolve to meet a recurring relationships between entities or documents. Graph / document paradigm provides flexibility that facilitates the representation of the real world. Beyond the representation of information of social networks, this data model fits very well to the problem of Geo Information, its variety of data models and the interconnections between them. The emergence of cloud computing and the needs driven by the Semantic Web have led publishers of geospatial solutions to consider other ways than those currently used to store and process GIS information. It is in this perspective that Geomatys has developed GraphGIS, a spatial cartridge for OrientDB, the Graph oriented NoSQL database. This solution provides support of geographic Vector, Raster and Sensor data, in multiple dimensions and their associated metadata.

Topic type		Target Type
New data: handling new data models, for example 3D & temporal data, or big data.		Technical / Developer

Additional Presenters
Name	Vincent Heurteaux
Organisation	Geomatys
Email	[e-mail]

ID Number

335

Name	Sšren Gebbert
Organisation	TH†NEN Institute of Climate-Smart Agriculture
Email	[e-mail]

Paper Title	GRASS as Temporal GIS
I can give a practical demo	yes