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General introduction to mapping with JOSM. Overview of apps to actually use the data like OSMAND and MAPS.ME and of apps that can be use tos contribute source data like Mapillary.com and OpenStreetCam.

The Belgian Science Policy Office and VITO Remote Sensing are pleased to announce that the 9th International Workshop on the Analysis of Multitemporal Remote Sensing Images, MultiTemp 2017, will be organised in Bruges, Belgium from 27-29 June 2017. We hereby kindly invite you to save the date and join us during this 3-day conference discussing methodological advances of Earth observation data time series applied to a wide range of application fields. We encourage you to start preparing your abstract. Abstract submission and registration will be opened before the end of January. MultiTemp is open to: scientists students representatives from national, European and international agencies operational end-users remote sensing industry Info : https://multitemp2017.vito.be/

Les données DAO sont généralement utilisées dans des workflows en ingénierie et en aménagement. Lors de cette formation, vous apprendrez à visualiser les données DAO avec des ressources SIG dans ArcGIS, à les utiliser dans des processus de géotraitement et d’analyse et à les importer dans une géodatabase. Ce cours vous exposera les meilleures techniques pour convertir les données et supporter des workflows DAO/SIG. Public cible Les spécialistes SIG, les managers des données et les autres utilisateurs d’ArcGIS expérimentés qui ont besoin de travailler avec les données DAO dans ArcGIS ; les utilisateurs DAO expérimentés qui ont une connaissance de base en ArcGIS. Niveau requis Il est conseillé d'avoir suivi le cours "ArcGIS 2: Processus Essentiels" ou de posséder des connaissances équivalentes. Les objectifs A la fin de ce cours, vous serez en mesure de: Visualiser et symboliser les données DAO dans ArcMap Convertir une classe d’entités DAO en une classe d’entités d’une géodatabase Préparer des classes d’entités pour l’export vers un fichier de dessin DAO complexe qui contient les entités DAO attribuées Automatiser des workflows DAO Plus d'infos sur : www.esribelux.com/application/views/trainings/

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The INSPIRE directive cover a broad range of themes, for which national stakeholders are obliged to make data available according to the implementing rules and its supporting predefined specifications, the INSPIRE data specifications. Although INSPIRE is not a directive that requires new data capture, using INSPIRE data specifications as a basis for national or community extensions is strongly encouraged. This is clearly stated in the INSPIRE Generic Conceptual Model, further stating that it is expected to influence modelling activities for spatial data at the national level, because it adds value to the national spatial data infrastructures and simplifies transformation to the INSPIRE data specifications. INSPIRE requirements are often considered as an input, when considering to use INSPIRE data specifications with additional information to also fulfil national requirements. In a long term process, this will enable an easier transformation to INSPIRE and a richer semantic content in data, made available for the INSPIRE data specifications. Similar consideration is also taking place in different EU initiatives, considering how INSPIRE could be extended to fulfil their requirements, for example in the marine sector and for CAP (Common Agricultural Policy). However, some stakeholders choose to develop formal extensions of INSPIRE data models whereas other ones have chosen more flexible adaptations of these INSPIRE models. Using INSPIRE as a basis for national (and other EU related initiatives) is already going on, based upon different adaptation patterns. This workshop aims at sharing different experiences of adapting INSPIRE data models, at discussing the rationale to choose or not formal extensions and at presenting various existing extension patterns, with their advantages and disadvantages, including experience at best practise. http://www.eurogeographics.org/event/inspire-extensions