DGI 2009: Geospatial Intelligence Conference for defence and government geospatial community

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EFFECTIVELY COLLECTING, SHARING & MANAGING DATA
January 22nd, 2009

This day is designed to help you address all the data collection and management challenges you face on a dayto- day basis. Given the current data overload, most organisations find it impossible to cope with the quantity of quality data. This means a lot of data gets lost in the archives and a lot of data is not up to date in databases. Many organisations are unable to exchange information as they don’t have common symbols and data management standards. You will learn how military and civilian organisations effectively share data nationally and internationally. Hear case studies from top level data management professionals covering the following key topics:

8:30	Coffee & Registration
9:00	Chair’s Opening Remarks
9:15	Developing A Fully Flexible & Multifunctional Geospatial Database For The NATO User Community Lubos Reimann, Geo Data Mgt & Reqts Section, SHAPE J2 Geo, NATO
9:15
10:00	Setting Up A Test Version (Wiki) Information Sharing System For The Armed Forces And The Defence Research Agency Christina Edlund, Senior Research Officer, FOI Swedish Defence Research Agency
10:00
10:30	Using 3D Modelling To Provide Data To In-Theatre & In HQ Geoff Twentyman, Capability Advisor Environmental Information, ISTAR Group, DSTL, MoD UK
10:30
11:00	Morning Coffee
11:30	Developing A Multinational Web Enabled Portrayal Register To Enable DGIWG Member States To Access Standardised Symbol & Rules For Map Production: DGWIG Case Study. Marlene Meyer, Head of Defence Geospatial Organisation Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organization
11:30
12:00	Cooperating With Civilian Agencies On Data Collection, Management & Sharing Nigel Woof, Operations Director, MapAction
12:00
12:30	Analysing Cognitive Perception Of GIS Information To Better Present Your Data To The End User Dr Lars Brodersen, Alborg University, Denmark
12:30
13:00	Lunch
14:15	Overcoming The Challenges To Effective Data Sharing & Management: Analysing Fit For Purpose, Up-To-Date Information For A Business and Its Customers Iain Greenway, Chief Survey Officer, Land & Property Services Northern Ireland

14:45	Challenging Specialised GIS Components With Web Geospatial Services: The ENVOL Programme Case Study Laure Dassonville Head of geospatial department, DGA, MoD, France

15:45	Protecting Your Data Centre: Effective Use Of Technology To Stop Cyber Crime Ian Brown, Research Fellow, Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford
15:45
	Interactive Panel Discussion: The Future Of Data Collection, Sharing and Management Ian Brown, Research Fellow, Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford Lubos Reimann, Geo Data Mgt & Reqts Section, SHAPE J2 Geo, NATO Marlene Meyer, Senior Consultant, Geographer, Ph. Thematic Coordinator of Portrayal, DGIWG Ministry of Defence, Denmark Christina Edlund, Senior Research Officer, FOI Swedish Defence Research Agency Jack Hild, Deputy Director, Source Operations, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, US

EFFECTIVELY COLLECTING, SHARING & MANAGING DATA January 22nd, 2009

EFFECTIVELY COLLECTING, SHARING & MANAGING DATA
January 22nd, 2009