Name of the project: Integrated geo-spatial information technology and its application to resource and environmental management towards the GEOSS
Duration: 2011.01.20 – 2015.01.19
Founding source: FP7-MC-IRSES
Aims: The project IGIT (Integrated geo-spatial information technology and its application to resource and environmental management towards GEOSS) aims to develop a prototype system for data collection, analysis and dissemination for decision makers and for the public; As a step towards the goals of GEOSS, this staff exchange programme embraces a broad palette of research centres in China and Europe to streamline their activities towards the complex prototype system with functions of an integrated geo-spatial information acquisition and management system in various application fields of spatial data representation.
Partners:
- (Coordinator): Faculty of Geoinformatics, University of West Hungary, Hungary
2. Universiteit Twente, , Faculty ITC, The Netherlands
3. School of Computer Science and Informatics, University College Dublin, National University of Ireland, Ireland
4. National Institute of Geophysics, Geodesy and Geography, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Bulgaria
5. Spatial Information Research Centre of Fujian, Fuzhou University , P.R. China
6. College of Geography, Normal University of Fujian , P.R. China
7. Institute of Remote Sensing Applications, Chinese Academy of Science , P.R. China
8. China University of Geosciences, Beijing CUGB China
Outcomes:
- New image processing techniques for remote sensing
2. Integrated geo-spatial information and its application to agriculture and forestry
3. Integrated geo-spatial information and its application to land and environment monitoring
4. Spatial data engineering and internet-based information sharing and service in water resources management
5. Design and implementation and application of the WebGIS
6. Distributed computing and geographical knowledge grid
7. Geographical process modelling and analysis
8. Integrated geo-spatial information and its application to climate change and carbon cycle
9. Integrated geo-spatial information and its application to coastal zone management
