The ICA-OSGeo Lab Network and MundoGEOare now pleased to inform the fifth webinar of the ‘Open Geospatial Science & Applications’ webinar series on March 7th. The webinar will be open and free to all on first come register basis.
This webinar will be on AURIN, the Australian Urban Research Infrastructure Network, by: Chris Pettit, Strategic Implementation Coordinator (University of Melbourne, Australia); and Dr. Jack Barton, Urban Data and e-Research Facilitator.
AURIN is building a geospatial open source online platform to support the urban research and policy and decision-making community in Australia. AURIN is a nationally funded project through the Department of Education¹s Super Science initiative. An open source geoportal has been built (currently in Beta 3) which provides secure access to a large array of datasets from across Australia using a federated data architecture. The portal also provides a suite of spatial-statistics, workflow and visualization tools to support urban researchers, policy and decision-making in planning for sustainable cities.
This webinar will introduce the AURIN project, discuss the various e-infrastructure components of the portal and federated data hubs and will give a demonstration of its capability.
Attendees will be able to interact with the speakers by sending their comments and questions through chat. All attendees of this web seminar will receive certificates for their participation.
Webinar: Australian Urban Research Infrastructure Network
Date: Thursday, March 6, 2014
Time: 9:00 PM – 10:00 PM GMT
Registration: https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/701131370
After registering you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the Webinar.
MundoGEO Webinars
MundoGEO webinars were created for educational and informational purposes on technologies, cases and trends in the geospatial solutions industry. The webinars offer a simple and fast way for refresher courses, placing the companies, institutions and users in direct contact, without the need to travel.
With over 160 webinars conducted since 2009, MundoGEO has averaged 1,500 registrants and 750 atendees per event. All webinars are recorded and the videos are available a few hours after the seminar, for participants and also for those who could not attend in time. The files, as well as the schedule of upcoming webinars, are available at www.mundogeo.com/webinar.
