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Fondazione GraphiTech

Raffaele De Amicis

eMail: raffaele.de.amicis@graphitech.it

Phone: +39 0461 283395
Fax: +39 0461 283398
Mobile: +39 331 6104569

Project Funding

BRISEIDE is supported by the CIP / ICT Policy Support Programme of the European Commission

FrameWork

Competitiveness and Innovation FrameWork Programme

ICT PSP Theme

6.2 Geographic Information

ICT PSP Identifier

CIP-ICT-PSP-2009-3

Duration

30 months

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Trento, Italy - 31st August 2010

The book GeoSpatial Visual Analytics, has been recently published by Springer

The book GeoSpatial Visual Analytics, has been recently published by Springer. The book is edited by:

R. de Amicis, Fondazione GraphiTech, Center for Advanced Computer Graphics Technologies, Trento, Italy;

R. Stojanovic, University of Montenegro, Podgorica, Montenegro;

G. Conti, Fondazione GraphiTech, Center for Advanced Computer Graphics Technologies, Trento, Italy (Eds.)

The extremely wide range of often multidimensional environmental information made available at the global scale poses a great challenge to technologists and scientists and intelligence specialists, to find extremely sophisticated yet effective ways to provide access to very relevant data patterns within such a vast and highly dynamic information flow.

In the past years the domain of 3D scientific visualization has tried to provide a viable solution to operators willing to gain insight into the simulation results in a way that eases understanding of an evolving phenomenon. However 3D data visualization alone does not provide model and hypothesis-making and validation. In order to answer to this issue, in recent years research trends have brought to an effective combination of data mining and information visualization, often referred to as Visual Analytics (VA).

The main goal of this volume is to pin-point critical issues, to define a priority list to be addressed by the research agenda as well as to put forward recommendations and guidelines. The resulting volume tackles a wide range of application domains, all relevant to environmental security, it highlights current industrial trends, technological requirements and, last but not least, possible emerging market interests.

For more information click here

St.George Bay, Malta - 14th Septembert 2010

BRISEIDE at the next CEN/TC 287 meeting

Graphitech will present the project BRISEIDE at the next CEN/TC 287 meeting to be held in Malta, 14th-16th September. The project will be presented during the best practice workshop on the 14th which will be followed by a 2 day Plenary.

For more information and the agenda can be accessed here

Poland - 22nd - 25th June 2010

BRISEIDE Workshop at INSPIRE Conference 2010 on YouTube.

The BRISEIDE Workshop was held at INSPIRE Conference 2010, 22-25 June 2010 Kraków, Poland.

Now the workshop is available as a series of webinar from the project YouTube Channel at: http://www.youtube.com/user/BriseideEU#p/c/C3E70E6B04B0550B

Austria - 29th-30th September 2010

BRISEIDE will be present with a booth at the next Geospatial Intelligence Summit, 29-30 Sept. 2010, Vienna (Austria).

Dr. De Amicis, from Graphitech, will also be keynote speaker with a talk on "challenges of time aware extention of data models for geospatial visual analytics".

This event will bring together heads of Geospatial Intelligence, GIS, remote sensing, operations, imagery and analysis. The conference will provide a unique forum to discuss and debate the development of GIS capabilities across the globe. It will address the use of geospatial information in scenarios such as international conflicts, humanitarian disasters, crime, security, border control, arms treaty monitoring and global climate change. A fundamental objective of the conference is to help end user organizations understand how they can best take full advantage of GIS capabilities in strategy and decision making.

Italy - 30th July 2010

Press release on BRISEIDE

A press release from Autonomous Province of Trento (Italy), involved in BRISEIDE as data provider and user, has been issued on Friday 30/07/2010.

The text of the press release is provided below.

RICERCA: APPROVATO IL PROGETTO BRISEIDE

L'obiettivo è rendere fruibili i dati GIS dalle amministrazioni pubbliche e dalla protezione civile.

"Via libera dalla Giunta su proposta del presidente Lorenzo Dellai, al progetto europeo "Briseide" ("Collegare servizi, informazioni e dati per l'Europa"), a cui la Provincia partecipa, in qualità di utilizzatore, attraverso il Dipartimento Innovazione, ricerca e ICT.
Il progetto, che vede nella Fondazione Graphitech il soggetto capofila, si occupa di rende fruibili e immediatamente utilizzabili i dati Gis (dati geografici computerizzati) in particolare per le esigenze della protezione civile. Il progetto è finanziato tramite il Programma quadro competitività e innovazione e vede come partners soggetti sia italiani che di altri paesi europei, come l'Università La Sapienza di Roma, la University of West Bohemia (Repubblica Ceca), l'Istituto geografico portoghese, il Governo della Navarra (Spagna). La Provincia autonoma di Trento non partecipa con un proprio budget ma come potenziale utilizzatore del sistema; ciò comporta la disponibilità a mettere a disposizione i dati in suo possesso al fine di testare "sul campo" il sistema. La durata del progetto è prevista in 30 mesi, dal 1 marzo 2010 al 31 agosto 2012. (m.p.)"

Comunicato nr. 2542 del 30/07/2010

The original press release can be found at:

http://www.uffstampa.provincia.tn.it/csw/c_stampa.nsf/0/C589F31CD70827B9C125776E004C2EF9?Opendocument

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