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OUTREACH REPORT --- ISPRS BEIJING WORKSHOP

The ISPRS Workshop held in Beijing on September 16, 2005, focused on services and applications of spatial data infrastructure. Organized by multiple ISPRS Working Groups, it brought together experts to discuss the integration of spatial data for emergency services. Later, the 6th Open Meeting of the Human Dimensions of Global Environmental Change in Bonn highlighted global challenges, emphasizing the importance of data access in developing countries. With various sessions on environmental change, adaptive management, coastal zones, and sustainability, these events fostered collaboration among researchers and policy-makers.

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OUTREACH REPORT --- ISPRS BEIJING WORKSHOP

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  1. OUTREACH REPORT ---ISPRS BEIJING WORKSHOP LIU CHUANG 20th WGISS Meeting, 16 September 2005, Kyiv, Ukraine

  2. ISPRS Workshop onServices and Applications of Spatial Data Infrastructure Hangzhou, P.R.China October 14-16, 2005

  3. Organizers • ISPRS Working Group IV/1 (Spatial Data Infrastructure) • ISPRS Working Group IV/8 (Spatial Data Integration for Emergency Services) • ISPRS Inter-Commission Working Group II/IV (Dynamic and Multi-Dimension Systems and Applications)

  4. Co-organizers • PCGIAP Working Group II (Fundamental Data) • PCGIAP Working Group III (Cadastre) • CEOS WGISS • GSDI • ISO /TC211 AG on outreach

  5. Sponsors • National Natural Science Fundation • National Geomatics Center of China • Zhejiang Bureau of Surveying and Mapping, China • China Association of GIS (CAGIS) • ESRI China (Hong Kong) Limited

  6. Participants from WGISS • JP. Antikidis • Stu • Liu Chuang

  7. More Information JP. Antikidis and Stu

  8. The 6th Open Meeting of the Human Dimensions of Global Environmental Change Research Community 9-13 October 2005 Bonn, Germany

  9. Organizers and Sponsors • IHDP • CIESIN • IIASA • IGES • UNIVERSITY BONN • UNESCO • ICSU • APN • BMBF • DFG • FORD FUNDATION • GWSP • IAI • ISSC • NSF • NOAA • NRF • RIHN • START • UNU

  10. 128 Sessions in 13 topics • Adaptive Management and Resilience • Coastal Zones, Human Use of Oceans • Environmental history • Global Environmental Change and Human Security • Human Dimensions of Carbon and Water Management, Food and Health • Industrial Transformation • Institutional Dimensions of Global Environmental Change • Land-Use/ Land-Cover Change • Methods in Human - Environment Studies • Regional Approaches to Human - Environment Studies • Science - Policy Interface in Global Environmental Change • Sustainable Development • Urbanization

  11. Session: 82/128 • Can we Study Global Change Without Global Data? Will collaborate with the panel on "Open access to the global change data and information in developing countries" • Organizer: Debrah (CIESIN) • Co-organizer: Liu Chuang (GCRIC)

  12. Title of the Penal Session 82:CEOS/WGISS Data Utilization for Developing Countries Liu Chuang Lorant Czaran

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