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This MMI Planning Meeting will address:
- Status/project/activity reports
- Priorities for future work
- Financial and organizational considerations
- Breakout 'get things done' groups
See the Agenda page for more details.
Steering Committee members, Technical Team Members, and other interested parties are strongly encouraged to attend. Contact John Graybeal if travel funds needed.
This is the first meeting of a two-meeting series to advance ocean systems semantic interoperability. (You may also wish to visit Part 2 of the Workshop Series.) In this meeting, we will do the planning and introductions to set the stage for the second, much larger meeting.
Background
Currently, there are many vocabularies in use by different data systems in the IOOS community. This cacophony of vocabularies inhibits interoperability between data systems, as well as the ability of IOOS to operate as a whole, integrated system.
This is the first meeting of a two-meeting series to advance ocean systems semantic interoperability. (You may also wish to visit Part 2 of the Workshop Series.) In this meeting, we will do the planning and introductions to set the stage for the second, much larger meeting.
Background
Currently, there are many vocabularies in use by different data systems in the IOOS community. This cacophony of vocabularies inhibits interoperability between data systems, as well as the ability of IOOS to operate as a whole, integrated system.
This is the first meeting of a two-meeting series to advance ocean systems semantic interoperability. (You may also wish to visit Part 2 of the Workshop Series.) In this meeting, we will do the planning and introductions to set the stage for the second, much larger meeting.
Background
Currently, there are many vocabularies in use by different data systems in the IOOS community. This cacophony of vocabularies inhibits interoperability between data systems, as well as the ability of IOOS to operate as a whole, integrated system.
The application deadline for the NVO Summer School is June 15, 2008.
From the Summer School website:
The application deadline for the NVO Summer School is June 15, 2008.
From the Summer School website:
The application deadline for the NVO Summer School is June 15, 2008.
From the Summer School website:
The application deadline for the NVO Summer School is June 15, 2008.
From the Summer School website:
The application deadline for the NVO Summer School is June 15, 2008.
From the Summer School website:
The application deadline for the NVO Summer School is June 15, 2008.
From the Summer School website:
The application deadline for the NVO Summer School is June 15, 2008.
From the Summer School website:
The application deadline for the NVO Summer School is June 15, 2008.
From the Summer School website:
Abstract deadline: April 15, 2008
EIM 2008 invites original, short papers (3-6 pages) on environmental information management that will be presented as 15 minute oral presentations or as a poster. Submissions focusing on the conference theme 'Managing Sensor Data in Near Real Time' are encouraged, and additional topics for submissions include (but are not limited to):
•Sensor networking and deployment
•Data acquisition, field-computing devices
The application deadline for the NVO Summer School is June 15, 2008.
From the Summer School website:
Abstract deadline: April 15, 2008
EIM 2008 invites original, short papers (3-6 pages) on environmental information management that will be presented as 15 minute oral presentations or as a poster. Submissions focusing on the conference theme 'Managing Sensor Data in Near Real Time' are encouraged, and additional topics for submissions include (but are not limited to):
•Sensor networking and deployment
•Data acquisition, field-computing devices
(from the event website)
Theme: Towards the European Digital Library
From the Conference Website:
ECDL2008 will provide an opportunity to present and discuss new research and development in areas supporting an ambition of the Ubiquitous Digital Library, a vision where information can be easily accessed in the user environment and where new objects can be produced by analyzing, processing and combining existing information.
Topics of contributions include:
Theme: Towards the European Digital Library
From the Conference Website:
ECDL2008 will provide an opportunity to present and discuss new research and development in areas supporting an ambition of the Ubiquitous Digital Library, a vision where information can be easily accessed in the user environment and where new objects can be produced by analyzing, processing and combining existing information.
Topics of contributions include:
From the decline of the Arctic sea-ice cover to the acidification of the surface ocean, from the exploration of new resources to the preservation of ocean biodiversity, a series of plenary, keynote and technical papers will focus on the technological challenges of exploring and preserving our changing oceans.
Watch for more details as the conference approaches!
Theme: Towards the European Digital Library
From the Conference Website:
ECDL2008 will provide an opportunity to present and discuss new research and development in areas supporting an ambition of the Ubiquitous Digital Library, a vision where information can be easily accessed in the user environment and where new objects can be produced by analyzing, processing and combining existing information.
Topics of contributions include:
From the decline of the Arctic sea-ice cover to the acidification of the surface ocean, from the exploration of new resources to the preservation of ocean biodiversity, a series of plenary, keynote and technical papers will focus on the technological challenges of exploring and preserving our changing oceans.
Watch for more details as the conference approaches!
Theme: Towards the European Digital Library
From the Conference Website:
ECDL2008 will provide an opportunity to present and discuss new research and development in areas supporting an ambition of the Ubiquitous Digital Library, a vision where information can be easily accessed in the user environment and where new objects can be produced by analyzing, processing and combining existing information.
Topics of contributions include:
From the decline of the Arctic sea-ice cover to the acidification of the surface ocean, from the exploration of new resources to the preservation of ocean biodiversity, a series of plenary, keynote and technical papers will focus on the technological challenges of exploring and preserving our changing oceans.
Watch for more details as the conference approaches!
Theme: Towards the European Digital Library
From the Conference Website:
ECDL2008 will provide an opportunity to present and discuss new research and development in areas supporting an ambition of the Ubiquitous Digital Library, a vision where information can be easily accessed in the user environment and where new objects can be produced by analyzing, processing and combining existing information.
Topics of contributions include:
From the decline of the Arctic sea-ice cover to the acidification of the surface ocean, from the exploration of new resources to the preservation of ocean biodiversity, a series of plenary, keynote and technical papers will focus on the technological challenges of exploring and preserving our changing oceans.
Watch for more details as the conference approaches!
Theme: Towards the European Digital Library
From the Conference Website:
ECDL2008 will provide an opportunity to present and discuss new research and development in areas supporting an ambition of the Ubiquitous Digital Library, a vision where information can be easily accessed in the user environment and where new objects can be produced by analyzing, processing and combining existing information.
Topics of contributions include:
The International Conference sponsored by the Dublin Core Metadata Initiative (DCMI) brings together representatives from science, technology, and library. This year's focus, "Metadata for Semantic and Social Applications," will explore the deployment of interoperable metadata technologies and best practices to informational networks in a variety of fields.
From the Conference Website
From the conference website:
CMC2008, the Third International Conference on Concept Mapping has as a purpose bringing together scholars and practitioners interested in the use of the concept mapping tool first developed at Cornell University in 1972.
The International Conference sponsored by the Dublin Core Metadata Initiative (DCMI) brings together representatives from science, technology, and library. This year's focus, "Metadata for Semantic and Social Applications," will explore the deployment of interoperable metadata technologies and best practices to informational networks in a variety of fields.
From the Conference Website
From the conference website:
CMC2008, the Third International Conference on Concept Mapping has as a purpose bringing together scholars and practitioners interested in the use of the concept mapping tool first developed at Cornell University in 1972.
The International Conference sponsored by the Dublin Core Metadata Initiative (DCMI) brings together representatives from science, technology, and library. This year's focus, "Metadata for Semantic and Social Applications," will explore the deployment of interoperable metadata technologies and best practices to informational networks in a variety of fields.
From the Conference Website
From the conference website:
CMC2008, the Third International Conference on Concept Mapping has as a purpose bringing together scholars and practitioners interested in the use of the concept mapping tool first developed at Cornell University in 1972.
