Program

2012-10-28
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14:00 to 18:00 REGISTRATION OPEN (3F)
15:30 to 16:15 WDS Members Forum (Part 1)
  1. WDS Members Forum (Part 1) - Public Event
16:15 to 16:45 Demonstration: GeoMapApp
  1. GeoMapApp
16:45 to 17:30 WDS Members Forum (Part 2)
18:30 to 19:30 WELCOME CEREMONY
  1. Shie-Ming Peng, Academia Sinica, Taipei
  2. San-Cheng Chang, Executive Yuan, Taipei
  3. Der-Tsai Lee, CODATA, Taipei
  4. Kathleen Cass, CODATA
19:00 to 20:00 *** Cocktail ***
2012-10-29
Time
Title
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08:30 to 09:00 OPENING
  1. Ray Harris, Chair of the Scientific Program Committee CODATA 2012
  2. Yuan-Tseh Lee, President of ICSU
  3. Huadong Guo, President of CODATA
  4. Der-Tsai Lee, Chair of the Local Organization Committee CODATA 2012
09:00 to 10:30 KEYNOTES (10/29)
  1. Sálvano Briceño: Strengthening Collaboration between CODATA and IRDR Will Help Strengthen Policy Advice to Reduce Disaster Impacts and Achieve Sustainable Development
  2. Der-Tsai Lee: From Institutes to General Public: TELDAP's ICT-enabled Digitization Project and Open Data Movement
  3. Hesheng Chen: Data Challenge in Large Scale Scientific Research
10:30 to 11:00 coffee
11:00 to 12:30 HL1.1-Practices and Directions
  1. Creative Commons Version 4.0: An Open License for the Next Decade(s)
  2. Challenges to Data Sharing: Social Science Investigations of Scientific Collaboration
  3. The 2011 Canadian Research Data Summit: Mapping the Data Landscape
  4. The Practice and Future Development of the Survey Research Data Archive in Taiwan
11:00 to 12:30 HL1.2- Planet under Pressure (PUP)
  1. Lessons learned from two nuclear accidents taken place in Japan (TOKAIMURA and FUKUSHIMA) in terms of publicity of data and information
  2. Integrated Spatial Data for Scientific Research
  3. Ocean Tracking Network
  4. Lessons from the Sunburnt Country, land of droughts and flooding rains: how environmental emergencies have shaped data access policy and practice in Australia
12:30 to 13:30 lunch (4F)
16:30 to 17:00 coffee
18:45 CODATA Prize Award Ceremony/Sangster Prize Ceremony/ Launch of Publication "CODATA@45Years"
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13:30 to 15:00 A 1 Digital Earth Data
  1. Advancing Digital Earth - Beyond the Next Generation
  2. Linked Open Data in the Global Change Information System (GCIS)
  3. From Data Curation to Data Analytics: A Big Data Project in NASA Earth Science
  4. Utilize Cloud Computing to Leverage Open Data for Science Discoveries
  5. Shared and Open Data - European efforts and practices from an NGO perspective
13:30 to 15:00 A 2 Synergy of Earth Observations
  1. NARL Synergy of Disaster Reduction Technology
  2. A Numerical Simulation on Tsunami Inundation for Southwestern Taiwan
  3. Ensemble Forecast Experiment for Typhoon Quantitatively Precipitation in Taiwan
  4. The Engineering Geological Database for TSMIP (EGDT)
  5. The Application of Disaster Reduction Service Platform for Information Sharing and Coordination
  6. Synergy of Earth Observations for Disaster Reduction in Taiwan’s NARL
13:30 to 15:00 A 3 Public Health Data
  1. Digitizing and Sharing Public Health Data for Decision Making
  2. Making Public Health Data Linkable
  3. Challenges and opportunities in making surveillance data available to the public: experiences from Taiwan Centers for Disease Control
  4. Sharing public health data to advance global health: ethical challenges and a principled way forward
  5. Developing an Expert Finding System using Medical Subject Headings (MeSH)
13:30 to 15:00 A 4 PUP - Pollution
  1. Estimation of Methane and Nitrous Oxide Emissions from Paddy Fields in Taiwan during 1990 to 2010
  2. Estimation of Methane and Nitrous Oxide Emission from Animal Feeding Sector in Taiwan during 1990 to 2010
  3. Assessment of Greenhouse Gas Emission from Water Reservoir in Taiwan
  4. Assessing High Exposure Population to Traffic Pollution with a Multidisciplinary Database for Greater Taipei Area, Taiwan
13:30 to 15:00 A 5 Materials Session (I)
  1. Inorganic Materials Database for Exploring the Nature of Material
  2. Standards for engineering materials data
  3. The Materials Genome Initiative, NIST and the Materials Innovation Infrastructure for Data, Repositories, and Standards
  4. Building an Online Collaborative Knowledge-Base for Art Conservators
  5. Metals Bank Project in Korea
B
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15:00 to 16:30 B 1 Earth Science & GEO Computing
  1. High Performance Data-Intensive Remote Sensing Image Processing
  2. Data-Intensive Computing in the GeoBrain Web Service Environment
  3. ReseachOnline: a Universal Collaborative Service for Distributed Large Scale Scientific Data based on Cloud Computing
  4. Data Mining Solution Center: Providing Mining as a Service
  5. A Framework for Visualizing, Analyzing and Mining Imagery using GLIDER
  6. Data Intensive GIScience and Geography
  7. Data-intensive computing in earth science and geocomputing
15:00 to 16:30 B 2 Communication Technologies for Disaster
  1. A Framework for Building Open and Sustainable Disaster Management Information Systems
  2. Crowdsourcing Information for Enhanced Disaster Situation Awareness and Emergency Response
  3. Distributed Service Recovery for Open Information Gateway
  4. Fast Local Traffic Dispersion for Disaster Recovery in IP Networks
15:00 to 16:30 B 3 e-Health (HER-MP) (I)
  1. The history of MML (Medical Markup Language) and its application for EHR (Dolphin Project) in Japan
  2. The History of MML (Medical Markup Language) and its Application for EHR (Dolphin Project) in Japan (Continued)
  3. DoD-VA interagency EHR (iEHR) Use of a Common Information Interoperability Framework (CIIF)
  4. EHR Interoperability through ISO 13606 and Clinical Archetypes
  5. Archetype Model-driven Development Framework for EHR Web System
  6. Clinical Knowledge Modeling using Detailed Clinical Models
15:00 to 16:30 B 4 PUP- Climate and Humans
  1. Institutions for Establishing Information Commons on Climate Change: The Application of Insurance for Adaptation
  2. Connecting global and local: using open data to convey climate change risks, responsibilities and mitigation & adaptation opportunities
  3. Publishing Data Paper is an Effective Strategy for Mobilizing and Sharing Biodiversity Data – Using the Data Paper on Bottom Trawl Survey around Taiwan as an Example
  4. Sustainable Development Global Modeling in terms of Quality and Security of Human Life
  5. Examining the Knowledge Base and Status of Commercially Exploited Marine Species with the RAM Legacy Stock Assessment Database
15:00 to 16:30 B 5 OKE: Concepts & Applications (I)
  1. An overview of the Open Knowledge Environment (OKE) Concept, Rationale, and Potential Value
  2. An OKE: Policy and Sociocultural Requirements
  3. An OKE: Technical Requirements and Conformance Metrics
  4. The Economic and Legal Aspects of Open Knowledge Environments
C
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17:00 to 18:30 C 1 Early Career Scientists
  1. Japanese global change research and its spatial data support facilities
  2. e-Science in South Africa: research to design a roadmap
  3. How can we benefit from the data reuse--case study in China
  4. Data At Risk Initiative: Scientists’ perceptions of endangered data and data reuse.
  5. Basic Concepts and Roadmap to Develop Interoperability of Genetic Resources and Traditional Knowledge in Indonesia
17:00 to 18:30 C 2 Preservation in Developing Countries
  1. 10 Years Experiences of the CODATA Task Group on PASTDC
  2. Contribution to the Progress of Preservation of and Access to Scientific Data in Developing Countries
  3. The Role of Young Scientists in Capacity Building for Preservation of and Access to Scientific Data in Developing Countries -Taking Mongolia Workshops as an Example
  4. Opportunities and Challenges of the Task Group of PASTDC
  5. Research and Design of Case-based System for Applications of Scientific Data
17:00 to 18:30 C 3 Platform: Microorganisms & Bioinformatics (I)
  1. Global Catalogue of Microorganisms: Towards the Global Cooperation
  2. Knowledge-based systems for bioresource management and service in BCRC/FIRDI
  3. Digital Integration of Microbiological Research
  4. Fields Specifications for Aggregate BRC Information Standard
  5. Quality Control in Microbial Data Integration: Global Catalogue of Microorganisms as for an Example
17:00 to 18:30 C 4 PUP- Monitoring
  1. The Earth Observation Data Sharing Project and its achievements in China
  2. MBDPS: A Migratory Birds Distribution Prediction System
  3. Challenges of Managing Data on Traditional Knowledge: A Case Study from the Canadian North
  4. The earth observation data in supporting global change research and data sharing effort in China
17:00 to 18:30 C 5 OKE: Concepts & Applications (II)
  1. Potential Benefits of OKEs to Developing Countries: the Caribbean Region Experience
  2. An Open Geospatial Knowledge Environment--The GeoBrain Portals
  3. Digital Lin Chao Geomuseum - Integrating Earth Science, People and Art for Research, Education and Society
  4. Fostering An Open Knowledge Environment: Observations from Taiwan
2012-10-30
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08:30 to 10:00 D 1 Big Data Technology
  1. Inter-comparison of Big Data Technologies for Analysis of Earth Science Data
  2. New Tools for the Analysis of Massive Data
  3. Building Geospatial Data-intensive Learning and Research Environments: Experiences and Lessons-learned
  4. Data Prospecting - the Low Hanging Fruit in “Big Data”
  5. Challenges in Collaboration and Dissemination of Scientific Research
08:30 to 10:00 D 2 Data Publication & Citation [I]
  1. Research Data as Integral Part of Scholarly Publishing
  2. Lessons in Data Publication from the Journal Earth System Science Data
  3. Integrating Research Data in the Article of the Future
  4. The Geoscience Data Journal: a Locus for Stakeholder Collaboration in Data Publishing
  5. Data Centre View: Data Publication
  6. Research Data Centers Scholarly Communication
08:30 to 10:00 D 3 Platform: Microorganisms & Bioinformatics (II)
  1. The Challenges from Biological Big Data
  2. Experiences with INDICATOR: A platform for multi-source monitoring, modeling, and responding to changes in the health of a community; human, animal, and environmental
  3. Big Data Needs Big Ideas: Towards Formation of Genome Information Society through Biomedical Genomics and Environmental Metagenomics
  4. Big Data in Biomedical Informatics
08:30 to 10:00 D 4 National & Regional Policies
  1. Challenges of Access and Reuse Open Government's Statistical Public Data
  2. Harnessing Canada’s collective research data investment during national and organizational transformation
  3. The Road to Opening Up Governmental Geospatial Data in Taiwan
  4. Archives and Open Public Data: Creating the Future of Linked Cultural Content in Hong Kong
  5. EUDAT - Towards a collaborative data infrastructure for science
08:30 to 10:00 D 5 Disaster Mitigation: E-Science
  1. e-Science for the Masses
  2. Installation of Broadband seismic array at Indochina and the South China Sea-- Implications for earthquake and tsunami warning
  3. Taiwan and Regional Tsunami Early Warning
  4. The application of Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) model to regional climate and environmental study over Taiwan
Time
Title
Presentation
10:00 to 11:00 KEYNOTES (10/30)
  1. Geoffrey Boulton- Why does open data matter and how can we make it a reality?
  2. Ovid J. L. Tzeng, Science Capacity Building in the Digital Age: Hopes, Threats, and the Freedom of Soul
11:00 to 11:30 Poster Madness
  1. Errors and Their Scale Effect for Spatialization of Air Temperature Data
  2. Information-Analytical System for Inorganic Compounds Design
  3. Dynamic Changes in Vegetation Index in China Based on GIMMS AVHRR Data Source During the Period from 1982 to 2006
  4. An Uncertainty Evaluation of the Reference Standards Data for Solar Radiation and Wind Speed Data
  5. Automated quality control of geophysical time series
  6. A Study of Ontology Evaluation Indicator System and Evaluation Method
  7. PartFastTree: Constructing Large Phylogenetic Trees & Estimating Their Reliability
  8. Use of association rule mining for finding correlation between interplanetary magnetic field and geomagnetic field
  9. Data Citation Wiki for Harnessing Collective Intelligence on Document-to-Data Associations to Interdisciplinary Data Access.
  10. Implementation of Live Migration with UDT Protocol
  11. Construiction of Chinese Animal Germplasm Resources Sharing Platform and Open Sharing
  12. Construction and Service of Domestic Animal Germplasm Resources Sharing Platform in CHINA
  13. Service-Oriented Information System in BCRC/FIRDI
  14. Current status and prospect for development and dissemination of Standard Reference Data in Korea
  15. Report on Data Activities in China
  16. Discussion on Earth Data Sharing Based on Geospatial Data Cloud
  17. Introduction to Astronomical Almanac Data Center of Korea
  18. Hosting the International Programme Office of ICSU-World Data System in Japan
  19. Inter-university Upper atmosphere Global Observation NETwork (IUGONET)
  20. Collection, management and databasing of DNA sequences used for microorganism identification and authentication
  21. Mini Nutritional Assessment (MNA) predicts functional decline of elderly Taiwanese--result of a national cohort sample
  22. The Oncogenic Ras Superfamily Knowledgebase
  23. Filling the medical geoinformation system of Russia
11:30 to 12:00 coffee
12:00 to 13:00 HL 2.2 - Ethics of Data in Sciences
  1. Krishan Lal: Ethics of Data in Sciences
  2. Panel: Ovid Tzeng-Ethics of Data in Sciences
  3. Panel: Mark Thorley- Ethics of Data in Sciences
  4. Panel: Claudia Emerson- Ethics of Data in Sciences
  5. Panel:Horst Kremers- Ethics of Data in Sciences
12:00 to 13:00 HL 2.1 - Open Access to Data
  1. Ray Harris: What Do We Mean by Open Access to Data?
  2. Panel: David Mao- What Do We Mean by Open Access to Data?
  3. Panel: Rober Chen- What Do We Mean by Open Access to Data?
  4. Panel: Geoffrey Boulton-What Do We Mean by Open Access to Data?
13:00 to 14:00 lunch(4F)
15:30 to 16:00 coffee
19:00 Banquet
E
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14:00 to 15:30 E 1 Computational Infrastructure
  1. A CyberGIS Roadmap for Tackling Big Data Challenges
  2. Challenges and Directions in the Infrastructure for Data-Intensive Science: A Discussion Based on CAS Data Cloud
  3. National e-Science Data Service in China
  4. Data Preservation and Long Term Analysis in High Energy Physics
  5. Cross-Database Search for Interdisciplinary Use of Large-Scale, Multi-Domain and Heterogeneous Databases
14:00 to 15:30 E 2 Data Publication & Citation [II]
  1. Linking Data and Documents – Deepening the Scholarly Record
  2. How to Cite Datasets and Link to Publications – A Report of the Digital Curation Centre
  3. Citing data like we cite literature - A useful but imperfect analogy
  4. NISO-NFAIS Supplemental Materials Recommended Practices Group
  5. OpenAIREplus – Linking Peer-reviewed Literature to Associated Data
  6. Data Center Experience in Linking Data and Documents
14:00 to 16:30 E 3 Biomedical Sciences
  1. A Database of Oxygenic Photosynthetic Gene Clusters form Prokaryotes
  2. Diversity and evolution of fimbriae gene clusters
  3. Mus musculus aging genes’ topological analysis and prediction
  4. Apply Data Visualization to Improve Ontology Modeling of Virology
  5. Diversity of Lactamase Genes in Sequenced Bacteria Genomcs and Plasmids
14:00 to 15:30 E 4 e-Health (II)-Panel
  1. EHR System Development Experiences and Proposal of an Industry Structure based on openEHR Archetypes
  2. XML Technologies for Multilevel Modeling Specifications: Technical Background and Implementation
  3. Electronic Health Records Management and Preservation Framework
  4. Panel Disscussion (E4/E5)- Timothy Wayne Cook (Facilitator): Electronic Health Records Management and Preservation
  5. Panel Disscussion (E4/E5)- Timothy Wayne Cook (Facilitator): Electronic Health Records Management and Preservation
14:00 to 15:30 E 5 Materials Session (II)
  1. Describing Nanomaterials: Challenges and Approaches
  2. Development of a Platform for Ontology Engineering and Evolution for Nanotechnology
  3. Inorganic materials database integration platform
  4. Database Development for Rare Earths and Rare-earth/transition-metal Compounds
  5. Evaluation of measurement uncertainty for high strain rate tensile properties of auto-body steel sheets
  6. National Materials Data Sharing Project in China
  7. Setting up of Indian Materials Database with rich metadata in Exchangeable format
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16:00 to 17:30 F 1 Mass Collaboration Data Projects and Policies
  1. Mass Collaboration Data Projects and Policies
  2. Mass Collaboration as the Public's Response to a Proprietary Regime
  3. Using Technology to Solve the Social Problems of Collaborative Science
  4. OpenStreetMap, a Model for Data Communities?
  5. Integrating Physical Samples into a Scientific Internet of Things
  6. A Citizen Science Project on Roadkill in Taiwan: Facebook Groups as a Corresponding Platform
  7. Mass Collaboration [Policy]: What, Why, and Choices
16:00 to 17:30 F 2 Data Journal for the Fourth Paradigm
  1. Actions toward Data Intensive Scientific Discovery
  2. High-level Data Publication as a Mechanism for International Open Access Data Exchange
  3. Data and Expressions for Science and Engineering into e-Journals
  4. The Acceptance of Open Access Journal Papers within ISI Journals
  5. Reliability on Radioactive Dose Data
  6. Inclusive Design of e-Journal
16:00 to 17:30 F 3 Specimen Information Infrastructure (NSII) in China
  1. Biodiversity e-Science Development in China
  2. Chinese Field Herbarium--Turning the Earth into a Living Museum
  3. BHL-China: An Open Access Repository for Chinese Biodiversity Publication
  4. The Development and Status of National Specimen Information Infrastructure (NSII) in China
16:00 to 17:30 F 4 Data Preservation & Dissemination
  1. Rescue the Records or Lose the Science
  2. Interoperability of Information Services Design for Scientific Comunity through the Development of Three-dimensional Book System Framework for Information Dissemination
  3. Disruptive dissemination of research outputs.
  4. Rethinking science data archive systems to improve usability
16:00 to 17:30 F 5 Bio-economy: Infrastructure & Panel
  1. University museums and natural science collections
  2. iDigBio, the National Resource for Advancing Digitization of Biodiversity Collections
  3. Forging Creativity and Border-crossing
  4. Integrated Data Management of Fish Specimen Collections in BRCAS Museum
  5. Biological Science Collections: Infrastructure for the Bio-economy
2012-10-31
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08:30 to 09:00 KEYNOTES (10/31)
  1. David Carlson: IPY 2007-2008: Challenges and Stimulus for Global Data Access
10:30 to 11:00 coffee
12:30 to 13:30 lunch(4F)
15:00 to 16:00 Panel Session: The Importance of Data for Future Earth
  1. Challenges Issues for the CODATA-I
  2. Challenges Issues for the CODATA-II
16:00 to 16:30 *** Closing Ceremony ***
16:00 to 16:30 Closing Ceremony
16:30 to 17:30 WDS Town Hall Meeting (public event)
16:30 to 17:30 WDS Town Hall Meeting
G
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09:00 to 10:30 G 1 Collaborative Knowledge Management
  1. CERIF-CRIS, A RESEARCH INFORMATION MODEL FOR DECISION SUPPORT : USE AND TRENDS FOR THE FUTURE
  2. Screening Function as an Added Layer and a Buffer on the Journey to Attain Highest Quality of Portfolio Information.
  3. From sustainable development data to a human-centered knowledge society : the CODATA-O3D approach
  4. Future Career Opportunities and Educational Requirements for Digital Curation
  5. Organizational Knowledge Management: New Dimensions for Scientific Productivity
09:00 to 10:30 G 2 Data Publication & Citation [III] -Roundtable
  1. G2-1- Importance of data & Current use of data citation
  2. G2-2- Emerging Principles of Data Citation
  3. G2-3- Emerging Formal Standardization Proposals and Best Practices Development
  4. G2-4- Tools, Technology & Infrastructure; Overcoming the Social Challenges to Adopting Good Data Citation Practices
  5. G2-5- Rethink the Importance of Data Citation
09:00 to 10:30 G 3 Earth & Environment (I)
  1. MAKOCI: a GIS Cloud-based web application for Open GeoData
  2. High Performance Visualization of Spatial Interaction Data in Data-Intensive Computing Environment
  3. Digital projection systems with a sphere shaped screen as a new tool for geoinformatics
  4. B/S Based Permanent Storage and Quality Control of Field Observation Data
  5. Prediction of Groundwater Dynamic in Ganzhou Region of Middle Heihe River Basin Using Artificial Neural Network
09:00 to 10:30 G 4 Astronomy Data (East Asia)
  1. Activities towards Data Intensive Astronomy in Japan
  2. Space Astronomical Database in Japan
  3. Database and Data Analysis in Solar Physics
  4. Data Resources and Services at Chinese Astronomical Data Center
  5. The Taiwan Extragalactic Astronomical Data Center
  6. Distributed System with Hierarchical Model for the Astronomical Database
09:00 to 10:30 G 5 Future Prospects for Renewable Energy: Solar Photovoltaic Technologies
  1. Future prospects for Renewable energy: Solar photovoltaic technologies
  2. G5-panel discussion
H
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11:00 to 12:30 H 1 Disaster Loss Data (Panel-I)
  1. Introduction IRDR and IRDR DATA
  2. The Data Landscape
  3. The Need of Data
  4. H1-4 Panel Discussion
  5. H1-5 Panel Discussion
  6. H1-6 Panel Discussion
11:00 to 12:30 H 2 Environmental Indicators (Asian)
  1. The 2012 Environmental Performance Index and 2000-2010 Trend EPI
  2. Seeking truth from facts: The Challenge of Environmental Indicator Development in China
  3. Malaysia’s Efforts to Develop an Environmental Performance Measurement System
  4. The Use of Environmental Indicators in Taiwan’s Policy Formulation
  5. The Influence of Environmental Metrics for Targeting Environmental Policies
  6. The Human Security Index: Adapting the Environmental Performance Index and other Indicators into a Composite Environmental Fabric Index
11:00 to 12:30 H 3 Earth & Environment (II)
  1. APHRODITE: Constructing a Long-term Daily Gridded Precipitation Dataset for Asia Based on a Dense Network of Rain Gauges
  2. A Statistical Analysis of the Rural-Urban Migration problem in South Africa
  3. Russian-Ukrainian geomagnetic data center
  4. Interoperability of Environmental Data and 3D City Models Based on Correspondences between Ontologies
  5. Merging of multidomain vocabularies for geoscience applications
  6. Applying Cluster Analysis in the Study of Large-Scale Species Occurrence Data
11:00 to 12:30 H 4 Data Mining (I): Management & Visualization
  1. Extending crystallographic data management to include the routine archiving of raw experimental data
  2. Visualisation of Chemistry Data with the Open Source software, Jmol and JSpecView
  3. Chemical Database: a case of chemical data integration via unique identifier
  4. Russian National Standard Reference Data System and Nuclide Guide, International Chart of Nuclides - 2012
  5. I/O Performance Analysis for Big Data Clustering through Compression Contribution Model
11:00 to 12:30 H 5 CODATA Task Groups
I
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13:30 to 15:00 I 1 Data Mining (II) Language & Modeling
  1. A robust and adaptive approach to modelling physical phenomena
  2. Information Resources Integration of World Data System
  3. How to use knowledge management system improve the collaborative efficiency
  4. The Research on Ajax Dynamic Parse and Application of Ajax Plugin in Nutch
  5. Declarative Domain-Specific Language for Data Mining
13:30 to 15:00 I 2 Disaster Loss Data(led (Panel II)
  1. Em-Dat - the Global Disaster Loss Database
  2. The Importance of Disaster Loss Data from the EU Perspective
  3. Disaster Loss Data from a Country Perspective
  4. I2-Panel Discussion
13:30 to 15:00 I 3 CODATA Strategic Vision
  1. CODATA Strategic Vision
13:30 to 15:00 I 4 Taiwan Integrated Earth Observation Systems
  1. The FORMOSAT-2 in Supporting Polar Research
  2. 3D GIS Taiwan - An Interactive 3GIS Cloud System
  3. The Development of Taiwan Geospatial One Stop Portal (TGOS)
  4. On Data Curation- How Should we Leverage the Benefit of Adopting State of the Art Technologies in Earth Observations
  5. Collaboration Platform for Sustainable Development Based on Public Participation Geographic Information System
13:30 to 15:00 I 5 Roundtable: Preservation & Access (PASTDC)
  1. Roundtable Discussions of the Task Group on Preservation of and Access to Science ad Technical Data in Developing Countries (PASTDC)