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Learn More →18 January 2023
ITC Auditorium, Enschede and Online
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https://itc.nl/big-geodata/meetings/event/development-and-sharing-of-open-geodata/
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Introduction
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Open geodata is the idea that certain geospatial and Earth Observation (EO) data should be freely available to everyone to use, re-use and redistribute without restrictions like copyright or patents, but with requirements such as attribution and share- alike. It is considered as a best practice for modern geo-information and EO research in line with Open Science and FAIR principles. However, developing easily accessible (e.g. cloud-optimised) and re-usable (big) geospatial datasets, and sharing them "effectively" with the research community and other stakeholders is challenging and usually requires a team effort including researchers, research software engineers, technology advisors, and community managers.
Collaboration between research institutions to share technical and practical know-how on best practices, as well as lessons learned while developing and sharing open geodata, supports such efforts and helps in developing an open data culture for open research and development communities. The meeting on "Development and Sharing of Open Geodata" aims to initiate such a collaboration between ITC and OpenGeoHub, by bringing both institutions together to present state-of-the-art research activities with a focus on open geodata, discuss the needs and challenges, and pursue collaboration opportunities especially to produce joint datasets and software.
OpenGeoHub is an independent research foundation (a DeepTech organisation) with 20 staff, primarily data scientists and technical experts, located at the Agro Business Park in Wageningen. It focuses on promoting open data and open source software solutions to support regional and global projects, and currently leads the Open Earth Monitor and Eco Data Cube, and is also involved in the Land Carbon Lab project led by WRI.
Programme
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9:00 – 9:10
9:55 – 10:20
Presentation on ITC and its 4 profiling themes (Prof. Dr. Karin Pfeffer, Portfolio Holder Research ITC)
10:20 – 10:45
Presentation on OpenGeoHub Foundation and its open geodata activities (Dr. Tomislav Hengl, Director OpenGeoHub Foundation)
10:45 – 11:00
Coffee break
11:00 – 12:30
Presentations of ITC and OpenGeoHub projects:
12:30 – 13:30
Lunch
13:30 – 14:15
Presentations of ITC and OpenGeoHub projects:
14:15 – 14:45
Plenary Discussion:
Needs and Challenges of Developing and Sharing Open Geospatial Datasets
14:45 – 15:00
Coffee break
15:00 - 16:00
PhD's in the Spotlight:
Lightning presentations of PhD candidates with a focus on datasets that will be developed during their studies.
16:00 - 17:00
Drinks
Speakers
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Presentations
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ITC and Profiling Themes
OpenGeoHub Foundation and Open Geodata Activities
rolf: Clearly, open source software brings you in contact with intelligent people because its use requires intelligence. Or reversely, some of the commercial software has a dummified interface. ("Every function hides behind a button.")
rolf: Change "cool hobbies" to "true passions."
RZM: Thank you for the presentation. Academia is more than research so I am wondering about your views on Open Educational resources (also because of your experience with summer schools)
Yijian: yes, i agree with Raúl, NWO is currently taking it up as well to acknowledge more than research. A question to Tom is that: How do you view the 'technical threshold' to enable the open science? (there are many knowledge accumulated using for example matlab etc., it would be great the Open Science is inclusive for those software not initially desgined open)
Open Earth Monitor
https://www.jordiinglada.net/sblog/sympathy.html
Towards a Soil-Plant Digital Twin
EcoDataCube
Glacier Outlines using Deep Learning
IDEAMAPS
AI4SoilHealth
Open Geodata at ITC
PhD's in the Spotlight
Space-time modeling of vegetation in a changing environment
Global long-term daily 1 km surface soil moisture dataset with physics-informed machine learning
Big and Useful Maps: Land use / land cover classification with high thematic depth
Microwave Remote Sensing for soil moisture estimation and vegetation characterization with Physics-Informed Machine Learning
Mapping land potential / tracking land degradation using EO data
HRVQA: A Visual Question Answering Dataset for High-Resolution Aerial Images
Mapping soil health indicators with EU soil database
An overview of the process for publishing data: Spatiotemporal dynamics of domestic wastewater
Discussion
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Feedback
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