OpenWater
The OpenWater Symposium and Workshops are focused on the sharing of experiences to support increasing interoperability of new ICT based systems, systems of systems and standards in the water domain. Several initiatives are currently being undertaken to develop open standards and interfaces under GEO, OGC, OpenMI Association and many research projects around the world. OpenWater will be organised as a series of invited presentations, dedicated workshops, and oral/poster presentations.
OpenWater Symposium and workshops 18-19 April, 2011
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OpenWater Workshops: Monday, 18th April, 2011
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Instructor(s)
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Time
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Room/location
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| Registration |
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8:30 – 9:30 |
UNESCO-IHE-foyer |
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Workshop 1:
Bringing GEOSS and INSPIRE services into practice: Publish and share data and metadata using OGC services and ISO standards
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Gregory Giuliani
(University of Geneva; UNEP,CH)
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Workshops organised in parallel:
9:30-12:45
(including one coffee break: 11:00-11:30) |
A1b |
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Workshop 2:
SWAT-CUP: Automatic calibration procedures for SWAT modellers
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Karim Abbaspour
(EAWAG, CH)
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A4 |
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Workshop 3 (part 1) :
MapWindow: Open GIS software and Environmental Modelling
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Daniel Ames
(Idaho State University, USA)
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B6 |
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Lunch break
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12:45-13:45
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UNESCO-IHE restaurant |
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Workshop 3 (part 2) :
MapWindow: Open GIS software and Environmental Modelling
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Daniel Ames
(Idaho State University, USA)
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Workshops organised in parallel:
13:45-17:30
(including one coffee break: 15:15-15:45) |
B6 |
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Workshop 4:
EnviroGRIDS portal: Tools for modelling and data processing in the Black Sea Basin
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Dorian Gorgan
(University of Cluj, RO)
Pierluigi Cau (CRS4, I)
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A1b |
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Dinner
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18:00-20:00
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UNESCO-IHE restaurant |
Openwater Symposium: Tuesday, 19th April, 2011
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Speaker
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Time
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Room/location
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Welcome
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András Szöllösi-Nagy (Rector UNESCO-IHE)
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8:45-9:00 |
A1a |
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Sharing data sources for an integrated water ressource assessment of the Black Sea catchment
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Anthony Lehmann
(University of Geneva, UNEP, CH)
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9:00-9:25 |
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The System of Systems approach and multi-disciplinary interoperability: the EuroGEOSS experience
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Stefano Nativi
(ESSI-Lab of the CNR-IMAA, I)
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9:25–10:00 |
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The What, Why and How of the WMO\OGC Hydrology Domain Working Group
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David Lemon
(CSIRO, AU)
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10:00–10:30 |
| Coffee Break |
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10:30-11:00 |
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Open Source Software in GIS and Environmental Modeling
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Daniel Ames
(Idaho State University, USA)
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11:00-11:30 |
A1a |
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OpenMI: Open Modelling Interface for integration of models and data
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Stef Hummel
(Deltares, NL)
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11:30–12:00 |
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The State of the Art and Practice of Integrated Environmental Modeling
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Alexey Arkady Voinov
(ITC Enschede, The Netherlands)
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12:00–12:30 |
| Lunch break |
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12:30-13:30 |
UNESCO-IHE restaurant |
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Sharing Water Data Through Web Services
(presentation delivered remotely)
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David R. Maidment
(University of Texas, Austin, USA)
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13:30–14:00 |
A1a |
Participants split in two groups for two parallel sessions of abstracts presentations
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14:00 – 14:05 |
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| Parallel Session 1: Software technologies for integration in the water domain |
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Title
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Author(s)
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Time
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Room
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- Introducing Pipistrelle and the FluidEarth Software Development Kit for OpenMI version 2.0
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Q. Harpham, G. Pearce, G. Glasgow, and A. Harper
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14:05-14:25
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A1b |
- FluidEarth – use of the OpenMI tool Pipistrelle to promote integrated modelling in the Water/Environment sector
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G. Pearce, Q. Harpham, G. Glasgow, and A. Harper
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14:25-14:40 |
- Applied open standards in integrated water information management
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M. Natschke, S. Fuest, R. Funke, J. Gregersen, U. Looser and I. Dornblut
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14:40-14:55 |
- Comparison of time series ingest performance of various standardized file formats using DelftFEWS
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P. Gijsbers and E.de Rooij
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14:55-15:10 |
- On the use of open standards and open-source libraries in Delta Shell
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G. Donchyts
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15:10-15:25 |
- Real time satellite observation of large basins using the ILWIS Open GEONETCast Toolbox
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C.M. Mannaerts, B.H.P. Maathuis, L.Wang, M. Schouwenburg and B.Retsios
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15:25-15:40 |
| Coffee break |
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15:40–16:10 |
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- OGC Hydro-Domain Working Group Surface Water interoperability experiment
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P. Fitch
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16:10-16:25 |
A1b |
- WaterML2.0: Enabling water information exchange
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G. Walker and P. Taylor
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16:25-16:40 |
- Enabling Near Real-Time Water Resource Management via The Sensor Web
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A. Terhorst, P. Taylor, B. Lee, C. Peters, and C. Malewski
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16:40-16:55 |
- A Prototype Provenance Management System for a Continuous Flow Forecasting System
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C. Kloppers, C. Peters, Q. Liu, Q. Bai, P. Taylor, C. Malewski, H. Mueller, A. Terhorst, B. Lee, S. Zednik, P. West, and P. Fox
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16:55-17:10 |
- Managing Trust in Provenance-Aware Water Information Systems
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Q. Bai, Q. Liu, C. Kloppers, X. Su, H. Mueller and A.Terhorst
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17:10-17:25 |
- HYDROSYS: On-site monitoring and management of water environment.
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A. Jolma, A. Nurminen, I. Ferencik, V. Lehtinen, M. Kamalov, E. Kruijff, E. Mendez, E. Veas, M. Parlange, S. Simoni, S. F. Vidal, T. Papaioannou, M. Bavay, N. Dawes, T. Drummond, E. Rosten, O. Kaehler, J. Mykkänen and J. Jemai
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17:25-17:40 |
- The use of OpenMI in product development and project work
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P. Tacheci, Z. Nagy, S. Vaněček, J. Hurkens, T. Clausen, R. Cora, J. Gross, G. Philipsen and J. Hartnack
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17:40-17:55 |
| Parallel Session 2: EnviroGRIDS project and related research |
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Title
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Author(s)
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Time
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Room
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- HAWQS: Multi-Spatial-Temporal Scale Hydrologic and Water Quality Decision Support System for Continental U.S (presentation delivered remotely)
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D. Deb , J. Veluppillai, R. Srinivasan and Jeff Arnold
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14:05-14:25
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A1a |
- Automated Analysis of upstream-downstream relationships using Bayesian Belief Networks from spatially distributed SWAT models
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X. Zhu, Y. Xuan, S. Yalew, Z. Xu, A. van Griensven
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14:25-14:40
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- Information support for regional water resource management in Ukraine
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Y. Makarovskiy
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14:40-14:55
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- Applying EnviroGRIDS Tools to Rioni Basin
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K. Allenbach and M. Gvilava
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14:55-15:10
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- Integrated data collection and dissemination in North Bulgarian river basins
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S. Balabanova and S. Stoyanova
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15:10-15:25
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- Software integration for flood management
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V. Moya, I. Popescu and D.P. Solomatine
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15:25-15:40
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| Coffee break |
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15:40–16:10 |
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- Dealing with uncertainties in remotely linked models
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N. Kayastha, A. van Griensven and D. P. Solomatine
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16:10-16:25
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A1a |
- Determining the effects of water quality and quantity on public health using GIS technology
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A. Ö. Doğru, S. Alkoy, N. Uluğtekin, F. B. Balçık, Ç. Göksel and S. Sözen
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16:25-16:40
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- Ecosystem monitoring using digital change detection method; example of İĞNEADA wetland forest
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F. B. Balcik, C. Göksel, G. Bozkaya, A. Ö. Doğru, N. Uluğtekin and S. Sözen
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16:40-16:55
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- Environmental information for citizens via mobile phones: case studies in the Province of Noord Brabant, The Netherlands
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A. Almoradie, A. Jonoski, S.J. van Andel and I. Popescu
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16:55-17:10
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- Study regarding delineation of flood hazard zones in Dej area, Romania
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F. Stoica, M. Sarb, H. Selagea and R. Dulau
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17:10-17:25
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- A Cloud-based Virtual Observatory for Environmental Science
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G.S. Blair and Y. El-khatib
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17:25-17:40
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| Closure with drinks |
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18:00-19:00 |
UNESCO-IHE restaurant |
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