Eine Zusammenstellung von Informationsmaterial zur Beschäftigung von Flüchtlingen - im Kontext des Arbeitskreises Personalentwicklung und Bildung bei den Leipziger Stadtwerken.
This presentation provides an overview of OSGeo, FOSS, OSM, and open data licensing. It introduces OSGeo as an organization that supports open source geospatial software projects. It discusses what free and open source software is and how open source software is developed. It also provides an overview of OpenStreetMap as a project to create a free map of the world. Finally, it discusses open data licensing, particularly the Open Database License used by OpenStreetMap.
The document discusses spatial planning and cross-border cooperation in Lower Silesia, Poland. It introduces the WBU and its role in creating spatial development plans and studies. It outlines Poland's transposition of the INSPIRE Directive and the status of spatial information infrastructure in Lower Silesia. Examples of cross-border projects involving WBU are presented, including an ecophysiographical study, the Zgorzelec Poviat internet map service, an infrastructure investment map for the Polish-German border area, and investment perspectives in the Oder Partnership area. Upcoming projects on a voivodeship SDI node and standards for spatial planning are also summarized.
Snapshot on Brazil's main rules for incorporating and runing a business, including tax, labor, immigration, IP, registrations and licenses, foreign trade and other main regulatory issues. All in a nutshell.
Eine Zusammenstellung von Informationsmaterial zur Beschäftigung von Flüchtlingen - im Kontext des Arbeitskreises Personalentwicklung und Bildung bei den Leipziger Stadtwerken.
This presentation provides an overview of OSGeo, FOSS, OSM, and open data licensing. It introduces OSGeo as an organization that supports open source geospatial software projects. It discusses what free and open source software is and how open source software is developed. It also provides an overview of OpenStreetMap as a project to create a free map of the world. Finally, it discusses open data licensing, particularly the Open Database License used by OpenStreetMap.
The document discusses spatial planning and cross-border cooperation in Lower Silesia, Poland. It introduces the WBU and its role in creating spatial development plans and studies. It outlines Poland's transposition of the INSPIRE Directive and the status of spatial information infrastructure in Lower Silesia. Examples of cross-border projects involving WBU are presented, including an ecophysiographical study, the Zgorzelec Poviat internet map service, an infrastructure investment map for the Polish-German border area, and investment perspectives in the Oder Partnership area. Upcoming projects on a voivodeship SDI node and standards for spatial planning are also summarized.
Snapshot on Brazil's main rules for incorporating and runing a business, including tax, labor, immigration, IP, registrations and licenses, foreign trade and other main regulatory issues. All in a nutshell.
Dreambuild International introduces a new perpetual gifting plan with three key changes: 1) "Rotations" replace boards, with each rotation having three receivers instead of one, 2) every participant is automatically qualified to receive after giving their first gift, and 3) the plan is designed to reward continual participation to create a more sustainable community where givers can receive gifts over the long term. The plan works by having receivers in each rotation receive multiple gifts before advancing to the next stage, with the goal of having a set number of rotations running simultaneously to ensure all community members receive gifts without the need for recruiting.
The document discusses human cognition, emotion, and experience. It covers four factors that influence emotional experience: external stimuli, bodily reactions, facial expressions, and reaction tendencies. Emotions are directly linked to personal experiences with objects or situations. The document also discusses whether artificial intelligence could experience or duplicate emotions like humans. It questions if accurately detecting human emotions would allow AI to simulate them as well.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against developing mental illness and improve symptoms for those who already suffer from conditions like anxiety and depression.
The document discusses creating a unified platform to integrate tourism data from different sources for easy access. It aims to combine existing web services, data models, and information to provide comprehensive data for users. A case study demonstrates combining map layers, internal data, APIs and linked open data resources. The Czech project "Czech Goes" also aims to support cycling tourism through clear, quality information. The project will create a prototype platform using open geographic data and linked data principles to connect heterogeneous sources from regional and national organizations. Ensuring cooperation across sectors and resolving barriers like data ownership will be important to the success of the initiative.
Digital Adoption by SMBs: A Preview of BIA/Kelsey’s Latest SMB Research - Loc...BIA/Kelsey
During the webinar, BIA/Kelsey's Steve Marshall and Abid Chaudhry, shared five initial takeaways from our Local Commerce Survey (LCM) survey that tracks the marketing and advertising behaviors of small and medium-sized businesses (SMBS), which included:
Takeaway 1: Spend on advertising media has plateaued.
Takeaway 2: Spend for online presence and engagement is increasing strongly.
Takeaway 3: SMBs are integrating their online properties.
Takeaway 4: Discounts and promotions are growing and evolving.
Takeaway 5: Social media has become a pivotal platform.
This deck includes a full analysis of these takeaways. LCM Wave 18 will publish on September 15, 2014 and be available for purchase from the BIA/Kelsey website: http://www.biakelsey.com/Research-and-Analysis/SMB-and-Consumer-Research/Local-Commerce-Monitor/ or by emailing info@biakelsey.com.
Riena is a client/server application framework based on OSGi and Eclipse RCP. It uses a tree-based navigation model and declarative XWT views. The document discusses how Riena's navigation model and dependency injection are related to the Eclipse e4 platform, and provides demos of Riena running on e4 with its navigation model and XWT views.
BIA/Kelsey's Local Commerce Monitor, Wave 16 - Core HighlightsBIA/Kelsey
Data from BIA/Kelsey's Local Commerce Monitor, Wave 16 (Q3 2012) survey of SMBs (small medium businesses) on their marketing and advertising behaviors. The LCM survey tracks SMB ad and marketing spending, Web footprint, media performance assessments, and opinions about key topics like emerging media and sales channels.
The document discusses various financial planning tools such as financial statements, budgets, and time value of money calculations. It describes balance sheets, income/expense statements, and how they are used to track financial progress over time. Ratio analysis of these statements allows people to evaluate their financial performance and progress toward goals. Budgets are presented as a way to help achieve short-term financial goals and monitor expenses.
The document discusses the EU-FP6 project "NaturNet+Redime" (NNR) which was supported by the European Commission between 2005-2007. It then announces the agenda for the GI2010 symposium, which will focus on innovations, cross-border spatial data infrastructures, and networks. The symposium will take place on May 13-15, 2010 in Dresden and will celebrate the 10th annual "Sächsisches GIS-Forum".
The document outlines the six-step financial planning process which includes defining goals, developing plans and strategies, implementing plans, developing budgets, evaluating results, and redefining goals. It discusses how financial planning helps maintain standards of living, accumulate wealth, and control spending. Financial goals should be specific, realistic, involve others, and have target dates. Professional financial planners can help develop asset acquisition, savings, insurance, employee benefits, tax, and retirement plans. Financial planning takes place in a dynamic economic environment influenced by government, business, consumers, and economic cycles.
This document provides guidelines for setting up an effective evaluation process of local development strategies in Hungary. It discusses the importance of evaluation in the policymaking process and how monitoring and evaluation can work together as part of an information reporting system. The document outlines key aspects of evaluation including defining evaluation, its role in evidence-based policymaking, how to set up an effective evaluation process organizationally and procedurally, evaluation methods and techniques, reporting progress, and implementation recommendations. It also includes annexes on learning from international practices, the use of indicators, and references for further reading.
Historian to hacker in 48 hours: What can humanists offer at GovHack and what...Jo Hawkins
The past few years have seen a surge in government sanctioned civic hacking events, including the ‘National Day of Hacking’ in the USA, ‘National Hack the Government Day’ in the UK and ‘GovHack’ in Australia. Propelled by a growing Open Data movement, these kinds of events attract problem solvers with a social conscience, with the aim of creating web applications that release the social value of government datasets. Yet, the vast majority of participants are developers, designers and entrepreneurs. Drawing from my experience at GovHack, I shall argue that humanists can make important contributions to civic hacking events as storytellers and strategists, ensuring concepts and executions are grounded in real life research problems. Further to this, collaboration with industry brings design and usability to the forefront and provides an opportunity for historians to engage with the commercial logics that drive the competitive world of online start-ups. For researchers new to digital humanities, these outcome-driven events offer a potential gateway into the field, providing opportunities to gain practical experience and establish networks with like-minded practitioners and organisations outside the academy. Digital Humanist, Alan Liu has argued that researchers in the humanities need to work harder to engage with public audiences and articulate the value of what t
This document discusses how mobile local search is growing rapidly and will surpass desktop local search by 2015. It outlines how mobile users are primed for conversions, with many searching for local businesses on their phones and then making purchases. The document recommends that franchises optimize their mobile presence by including localized calls to action and store information on mobile ads and websites to drive more in-store traffic and sales. While many franchises currently use mobile marketing, there is still significant room for growth as most franchises plan to begin using mobile marketing in the next year.
Wimba training covered breakout rooms, learning activities, and interactive websites that can be used in online classes. Instructors were shown how to divide classes into smaller breakout rooms for discussion. Suggested activities included student presentations and brainstorming ideas. The training also reviewed adding content like files, web links, and polls. Upon completing the course, participants could submit their scores on Lore.com to become certified in live online lectures.
GI2016 ppt charvat senslog api as tools for collection of big vgi dataIGN Vorstand
SensLog is an integrated solution for collecting and managing sensor data, including volunteered geographic information (VGI). It consists of a data model and server-side application that stores, analyzes, and publishes sensor and VGI data through web services. SensLog's database model is based on standardized models for sensor observations, and it provides APIs for both data producers and consumers to facilitate the collection and use of big VGI data.
GI2016 ppt charvat workshop geoss & conference inspire2016IGN Vorstand
The document summarizes two workshops: the GEOSS Workshop in Brussels that explored research and innovation actions needed to develop an Earth observation market in Europe in relation to Copernicus and GEO initiatives, and the INSPIRE Conference in Barcelona that included a hackathon on volunteer geographic information and citizens' observatories. The hackathon challenges involved improving environmental management and participation by reusing existing data and tools, integrating data from citizens' observatories and related projects to answer environmental issues, and showcasing results including using CITI-SENSE data and collaborative maps.
This document contains information about PROGIS Technologies and their products and services related to geographic information systems (GIS) and precision farming. It discusses their WinGIS software, which allows users to manage location data, as well as their LUMEN Real product that monitors crop growth using data from the Sentinel-II satellite. The document also describes PROGIS' IDIMA technology for automated image pattern recognition and digitization. PROGIS has over 40 years of experience in agriculture, forestry, environment and natural risk management.
Dreambuild International introduces a new perpetual gifting plan with three key changes: 1) "Rotations" replace boards, with each rotation having three receivers instead of one, 2) every participant is automatically qualified to receive after giving their first gift, and 3) the plan is designed to reward continual participation to create a more sustainable community where givers can receive gifts over the long term. The plan works by having receivers in each rotation receive multiple gifts before advancing to the next stage, with the goal of having a set number of rotations running simultaneously to ensure all community members receive gifts without the need for recruiting.
The document discusses human cognition, emotion, and experience. It covers four factors that influence emotional experience: external stimuli, bodily reactions, facial expressions, and reaction tendencies. Emotions are directly linked to personal experiences with objects or situations. The document also discusses whether artificial intelligence could experience or duplicate emotions like humans. It questions if accurately detecting human emotions would allow AI to simulate them as well.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against developing mental illness and improve symptoms for those who already suffer from conditions like anxiety and depression.
The document discusses creating a unified platform to integrate tourism data from different sources for easy access. It aims to combine existing web services, data models, and information to provide comprehensive data for users. A case study demonstrates combining map layers, internal data, APIs and linked open data resources. The Czech project "Czech Goes" also aims to support cycling tourism through clear, quality information. The project will create a prototype platform using open geographic data and linked data principles to connect heterogeneous sources from regional and national organizations. Ensuring cooperation across sectors and resolving barriers like data ownership will be important to the success of the initiative.
Digital Adoption by SMBs: A Preview of BIA/Kelsey’s Latest SMB Research - Loc...BIA/Kelsey
During the webinar, BIA/Kelsey's Steve Marshall and Abid Chaudhry, shared five initial takeaways from our Local Commerce Survey (LCM) survey that tracks the marketing and advertising behaviors of small and medium-sized businesses (SMBS), which included:
Takeaway 1: Spend on advertising media has plateaued.
Takeaway 2: Spend for online presence and engagement is increasing strongly.
Takeaway 3: SMBs are integrating their online properties.
Takeaway 4: Discounts and promotions are growing and evolving.
Takeaway 5: Social media has become a pivotal platform.
This deck includes a full analysis of these takeaways. LCM Wave 18 will publish on September 15, 2014 and be available for purchase from the BIA/Kelsey website: http://www.biakelsey.com/Research-and-Analysis/SMB-and-Consumer-Research/Local-Commerce-Monitor/ or by emailing info@biakelsey.com.
Riena is a client/server application framework based on OSGi and Eclipse RCP. It uses a tree-based navigation model and declarative XWT views. The document discusses how Riena's navigation model and dependency injection are related to the Eclipse e4 platform, and provides demos of Riena running on e4 with its navigation model and XWT views.
BIA/Kelsey's Local Commerce Monitor, Wave 16 - Core HighlightsBIA/Kelsey
Data from BIA/Kelsey's Local Commerce Monitor, Wave 16 (Q3 2012) survey of SMBs (small medium businesses) on their marketing and advertising behaviors. The LCM survey tracks SMB ad and marketing spending, Web footprint, media performance assessments, and opinions about key topics like emerging media and sales channels.
The document discusses various financial planning tools such as financial statements, budgets, and time value of money calculations. It describes balance sheets, income/expense statements, and how they are used to track financial progress over time. Ratio analysis of these statements allows people to evaluate their financial performance and progress toward goals. Budgets are presented as a way to help achieve short-term financial goals and monitor expenses.
The document discusses the EU-FP6 project "NaturNet+Redime" (NNR) which was supported by the European Commission between 2005-2007. It then announces the agenda for the GI2010 symposium, which will focus on innovations, cross-border spatial data infrastructures, and networks. The symposium will take place on May 13-15, 2010 in Dresden and will celebrate the 10th annual "Sächsisches GIS-Forum".
The document outlines the six-step financial planning process which includes defining goals, developing plans and strategies, implementing plans, developing budgets, evaluating results, and redefining goals. It discusses how financial planning helps maintain standards of living, accumulate wealth, and control spending. Financial goals should be specific, realistic, involve others, and have target dates. Professional financial planners can help develop asset acquisition, savings, insurance, employee benefits, tax, and retirement plans. Financial planning takes place in a dynamic economic environment influenced by government, business, consumers, and economic cycles.
This document provides guidelines for setting up an effective evaluation process of local development strategies in Hungary. It discusses the importance of evaluation in the policymaking process and how monitoring and evaluation can work together as part of an information reporting system. The document outlines key aspects of evaluation including defining evaluation, its role in evidence-based policymaking, how to set up an effective evaluation process organizationally and procedurally, evaluation methods and techniques, reporting progress, and implementation recommendations. It also includes annexes on learning from international practices, the use of indicators, and references for further reading.
Historian to hacker in 48 hours: What can humanists offer at GovHack and what...Jo Hawkins
The past few years have seen a surge in government sanctioned civic hacking events, including the ‘National Day of Hacking’ in the USA, ‘National Hack the Government Day’ in the UK and ‘GovHack’ in Australia. Propelled by a growing Open Data movement, these kinds of events attract problem solvers with a social conscience, with the aim of creating web applications that release the social value of government datasets. Yet, the vast majority of participants are developers, designers and entrepreneurs. Drawing from my experience at GovHack, I shall argue that humanists can make important contributions to civic hacking events as storytellers and strategists, ensuring concepts and executions are grounded in real life research problems. Further to this, collaboration with industry brings design and usability to the forefront and provides an opportunity for historians to engage with the commercial logics that drive the competitive world of online start-ups. For researchers new to digital humanities, these outcome-driven events offer a potential gateway into the field, providing opportunities to gain practical experience and establish networks with like-minded practitioners and organisations outside the academy. Digital Humanist, Alan Liu has argued that researchers in the humanities need to work harder to engage with public audiences and articulate the value of what t
This document discusses how mobile local search is growing rapidly and will surpass desktop local search by 2015. It outlines how mobile users are primed for conversions, with many searching for local businesses on their phones and then making purchases. The document recommends that franchises optimize their mobile presence by including localized calls to action and store information on mobile ads and websites to drive more in-store traffic and sales. While many franchises currently use mobile marketing, there is still significant room for growth as most franchises plan to begin using mobile marketing in the next year.
Wimba training covered breakout rooms, learning activities, and interactive websites that can be used in online classes. Instructors were shown how to divide classes into smaller breakout rooms for discussion. Suggested activities included student presentations and brainstorming ideas. The training also reviewed adding content like files, web links, and polls. Upon completing the course, participants could submit their scores on Lore.com to become certified in live online lectures.
GI2016 ppt charvat senslog api as tools for collection of big vgi dataIGN Vorstand
SensLog is an integrated solution for collecting and managing sensor data, including volunteered geographic information (VGI). It consists of a data model and server-side application that stores, analyzes, and publishes sensor and VGI data through web services. SensLog's database model is based on standardized models for sensor observations, and it provides APIs for both data producers and consumers to facilitate the collection and use of big VGI data.
GI2016 ppt charvat workshop geoss & conference inspire2016IGN Vorstand
The document summarizes two workshops: the GEOSS Workshop in Brussels that explored research and innovation actions needed to develop an Earth observation market in Europe in relation to Copernicus and GEO initiatives, and the INSPIRE Conference in Barcelona that included a hackathon on volunteer geographic information and citizens' observatories. The hackathon challenges involved improving environmental management and participation by reusing existing data and tools, integrating data from citizens' observatories and related projects to answer environmental issues, and showcasing results including using CITI-SENSE data and collaborative maps.
This document contains information about PROGIS Technologies and their products and services related to geographic information systems (GIS) and precision farming. It discusses their WinGIS software, which allows users to manage location data, as well as their LUMEN Real product that monitors crop growth using data from the Sentinel-II satellite. The document also describes PROGIS' IDIMA technology for automated image pattern recognition and digitization. PROGIS has over 40 years of experience in agriculture, forestry, environment and natural risk management.
GI2016 ppt shi (automatic interaction and seamless integration of big data hu...IGN Vorstand
This document discusses the need for automatic interaction and seamless integration between big data hubs currently located on isolated islands. It proposes that using interoperable communication protocols and high performance processors could enable real-time data exchange between geodata hubs. As a demonstration, it showcases a system built using Open Geospatial Consortium specifications to automatically interact and communicate between geodata hubs for timely exchange of geospatial data. Standards are important to enable interoperability between different data hubs.
GI2016 ppt shi (big data analytics on the internet)IGN Vorstand
This PowerPoint presentation summarizes a new algorithm for spatial statistical aggregation and disaggregation of geospatial and agricultural data. The algorithm uses Python and Pandas/Numpy libraries to automatically source data from the USGS website, aggregate county-level statistics into state-level statistics, and disaggregate state-level statistics back into estimated county-level values. It illustrates the process with examples of nitrogen input and wheat production statistics. The use of FIPS codes to geocode data allows for automated processing and integration of tabular data with geographical boundaries.
GI2016 ppt shi (cartography and communication)IGN Vorstand
Cartography is an important method for communicating geoscience findings through visual depictions. Well-designed maps and illustrations can effectively communicate research to both experts and the general public. Computerized cartography allows generation and management of visual products efficiently. Maps are also indispensable because images from remote sensing data can be inaccessible without annotations and legends to explain meanings. Symbolic representations can clearly transmit patterns of spatial phenomena and correlations.
This document discusses the GI2015 forum focused on open geodata management for agriculture, forestry, and development across European regions. The forum aims to address challenges of cross-border connectivity and semantic interoperability of geospatial data and services. Specifically, it will focus on sustainability and interoperability of open data applications for public and private organizations. Previous events from 2000-2015 are discussed that helped establish the need for cross-border sharing of geospatial information.
15. Sächsisches GI/GIS/GDI Forum und Club of Ossiach Workshops,
Dresden: 15. September 2015
CLUB OF OSSIACH & GI2015 WORKSHOPS
PROGRAMME & PROCEEDINGS
Edited by F. HOFFMANN (IGN)
CoO + GI2015 ppt_charvat ict for a sustainable agriculture – public support n...IGN Vorstand
15. Sächsisches GI/GIS/GDI Forum und Club of Ossiach Workshops,
Dresden: 15. September 2015
CLUB OF OSSIACH RECOMMENDATION FOR ICT FOR FAMILY FARMING
Karel CHARVAT, Club of Ossiach / CCSS (CZ)
CoO + GI2015 ppt_mayer ict for a sustainable agriculture - status and missingIGN Vorstand
15. Sächsisches GI/GIS/GDI Forum und Club of Ossiach Workshops,
Dresden: 15. September 2015
ICT FOR A SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY STATUS AND MISSING
Walter H. MAYER, CEO PROGIS / Treasurer of CoO
This document discusses the Copernicus Programme and use of Sentinel satellite data for agriculture and forestry. It provides an overview of the Copernicus programme, including its three components: space, in-situ, and services. It describes the five Sentinel satellite missions and their characteristics. The document outlines how Sentinel data can be used for applications like crop monitoring, soil moisture mapping, and detection of clearcuts. It highlights the Copernicus Land Monitoring Service and available agriculture products. In conclusion, it discusses benefits of the open data policy and upcoming Copernicus user events.
The document discusses the benefits of meditation for reducing stress and anxiety. Regular meditation practice can help calm the mind and body by lowering blood pressure, reducing muscle tension, and decreasing levels of stress hormones. Making meditation a part of a daily routine, even if just 10-15 minutes per day, can offer improvements to both mental and physical health over time.
This document summarizes the program and proceedings for the GI2014-Forum on open geodata movements in Europe. The forum will take place on April 30, 2014 in Dresden, Germany at the Konrad-ZUSE-Haus and feature presentations on topics related to open data, interoperability of geodata, and collaboration across borders in Europe. Speakers will discuss projects and tools related to open data for agriculture, regional risk management, environmental planning, tourism, and more. The welcoming addresses will provide an introduction to the open data movement in Europe and discuss standards for open building information modeling.
The FOODIE Project aims to create an open data platform for the agriculture sector. It will integrate spatial and non-spatial data from various sources to provide applications and services supporting decision making. The platform will allow public and private stakeholders to publish and link their own datasets. Three pilot programs will test the platform for precision viticulture, strategic farm planning, and integrating logistics and farm management. The project seeks to make better use of existing spatial data resources and provide interoperability between heterogeneous agricultural data sources.
1. Wie macht man eigentlich eine Wanderkarte?
Eine Böhm-Wanderkarte entsteht
The 16. Saxonian GI/GIS/GDI-Workshop: Dresden, 04.10.2016
Fotos: S. Leuner, Whs. Porschdorfer Einkehr, Th. Pöschmann, www.stativkarawane.de
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4. Die Strichzeichnung
5. Die Farbzeichnung
6. Die Herstellung
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2. Die Recherche
3. Im Gelände
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41. Wie macht man eigentlich eine Wanderkarte?
Eine Böhm-Wanderkarte entsteht
The 16. Saxonian GI/GIS/GDI-Workshop: Dresden, 04.10.2016
Fotos: S. Leuner, Whs. Porschdorfer Einkehr, Th. Pöschmann, www.stativkarawane.de