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Détails • What we'll do We will run around the Blekerij and indoor map the venue in preparation of the Newline event. This way, HS Ghent will have indoor maps available for the guests. I might give a small presentation on indoor mapping, although I don't have to much experience either. • What to bring WARM CLOTHES! It is a cold, somewhat open place; you'll cool running around. Your computer and/or mapping devices

What we'll do We found 13.000 missing roads in Flanders, Belgium! Help us map them with the tools we made. We'll teach you how to do it, and if you're interested tell you all about our plans with the project. We're doing this during the Biweekly Civic Hack night, so you could work on some other projects too. • What to bring Bring a laptop, a mouse is handy.

What?   Nitrogen dioxide is one of the main air pollutants being studied worldwide, mainly produced as a result of road traffic and combustion of fossil fuels, for example for domestic heating and in industrial processes. Besides having negative health effects, nitrogen dioxide also contributes to the atmospherical formation of other air pollutants, such as particulate matter and ozone. It is because of these effects nitrogen dioxide limits have been set by the European Commission and the World Health Organisation.   Because of the importance of NO2 monitoring, the Belgian Interregional Environment Agency, the Flemish Institute for Technological Research and the Royal Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy co-operated in the BELSPO-funded project “Belgian Urban NO2 Monitoring Based on APEX remote sensing” (BUMBA). On the occasion of the end of this project, we organise a study day, where the results of the BUMBA project will be presented, among several other air pollution monitoring projects.   This event will provide an opportunity for multiple groups of interest to come together, learn about and discuss causes for nitrogen dioxide pollution, different ways of air pollution monitoring and to be shown future perspectives.

L’Open Source, l’Open GeoSpatial Consortium, l’interopérabilité, les services Web, INSPIRE, …. Les derniers développements dans le domaine des SIG ont apporté une grande variété de concepts qui ne sont pas toujours évidents pour un utilisateur SIG traditionnel. Toutefois, les standards ouverts fournissent des perspectives fascinantes. Découvrir les différentes possibilités des services Web SIG ouverts et les concepts de base de cette technologie. Se familiariser avec des concepts tels que WMS, WFS, WCS. Info & inscription: https://www.gim.be/fr/gis-training/introduction-aux-services-web-ogc - Cette formation se donne en anglais dans notre GIM Training Center de Leuven

Lors de cette formation, vous recevez une introduction aux concepts du SIG (Système d’Information Géographique) et aux outils d’ArcGIS qui sont utilisés pour visualiser et explorer des entités géographiques, exécuter les analyses spatiales, obtenir des informations et les partager avec d’autres. Vous apprenez à exécuter des analyses géographiques simples et à présenter les résultats sous forme de carte. Cette formation est donnée à l’aide d’ArcGIS Online.