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WE3.L6: Advancing Interoperability for Geoscience Information Systems I

Session Type: Oral
Time: Wednesday, July 13, 13:30 - 15:10
Location: Room 306A
Session Chairs: Trevor Taylor, Open Geospatial Consortium and Peng Yue, Wuhan University
 
  WE3.L6.1: A VOYAGE THROUGH DIMENSIONS: RECENT INNOVATIONS IN GEOSPATIAL COVERAGES
         Peter Baumann; Jacobs University
 
  WE3.L6.3: COUPLING OF EARTH SCIENCE MODELS AND EARTH OBSERVATIONS THROUGH OGC INTEROPERABILITY SPECIFICATIONS
         Liping Di; George Mason University
         Ziheng Sun; George Mason University
         Eugene Yu; George Mason University
         Jia Song; George Mason University
         Daniel Tong; George Mason University
         Haosheng Huang; Louisiana State University
         Xiaoqing Wu; Iowa State University
         Ben Domenico; University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR)
 
  WE3.L6.4: SEMANTIC LOCATION-BASED SERVICES
         Liangcun Jiang; Wuhan University
         Peng Yue; Wuhan University
         Xia Guo; Wuhan University
 
  WE3.L6.5: THE OGC® DISCRETE GLOBAL GRID SYSTEM CORE STANDARD: A FRAMEWORK FOR RAPID GEOSPATIAL INTEGRATION
         Matthew Purss; Geoscience Australia
         Robert Gibb; Landcare Research New Zealand
         Faramarz Samavati; University of Calgary
         Perry Peterson; PYXIS
         Jin Ben; Zhengzhou Institute of Surveying and Mapping