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This meeting brings together a small group (about 35) of public/private sector experts and academics. Over two days of presentations and demos, we shall explore and challenge the state of the art in the suite of technologies involved in deriving and maintaining road centerline files. Innovators will have a chance to interact with commercial software developers.
Topics of interest:
The meeting is sponsored by the NCRST-Infrastructure consortium and the Vehicle Intelligence and Transportation Analysis Laboratory (VITAL) at NCGIA, which are funded by the U.S. Department of Transportation (Research and Special Programs Administration), NASA Applications Division and the California Department of Transportation (Testbed Center for Interoperability).
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0730 | Breakfast |
0830 | Welcome and Introductions |
0855 | Measuring Accuracy of Street
Centerline Datasets
Donald Cooke Founder, GDT, Lebanon NH, USA |
0935 | MAF/TIGER Modernization
Robert A LaMacchia Assistant Division Chief, Geography Division, U. S. Census Bureau, Washington DC, USA |
1015 | Break |
1035 | A Comprehensive Survey of
Extraction Techniques of Linear Features from Remote Sensing Imagery
Raad A Saleh Scientist, Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Wisconsin-Madison Madison WI USA |
1115 | Automatic Feature Recognition
and Extraction from Remote Sensing Imagery
Edward F Granzow Principal, Iguana Inc, Crystal Bay NV, USA |
1200 | Lunch |
1330 | Optimization-based method
for road network extraction
Demin Xiong Staff Research Scientist, Center for Transportation Analysis, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge TN, USA |
1410 | Mapping Road Surfaces and
other Urban Materials using Hyperspectral Data
Dar Roberts Department of Geography, University of California, Santa Barbara CA, USA |
1450 | Global road databases?
Chris Funk Graduate Researcher, Geography Dept, University of California, Santa Barbara CA, USA |
1520 | Break |
1540 | Multispectral Feature-Space
Approaches to Change Detection and Road Extraction
Chris Chiesa Manager, GIS Technologies and Applications, Geospatial Production and Services Dept. Veridian Systems, Tucson AZ, USA |
1630 | Alignment Optimization and
Quality Data
Peter Gipps R&D Manager, Quantm Ltd, Melbourne Vic, Australia |
1700 | Adjourn |
1800 | Wine |
1900 | Dinner |
0730 | Breakfast |
0830 | Experiences With Kinematic
GPS Surveys in Developing Countries
Christopher Bennett Senior Pavement Management Specialist, Montgomery Watson New Zealand Ltd, Motueka NL, New Zealand |
0910 | Integrated GPS/INS/CCD System
for High-Precision Centerline Extraction
Charles Toth Research Scientist, Center for Mapping, The Ohio State University, Columbus OH, USA |
0950 | Use of Vehicle Probe Data
in Map Databases
Russell Shields Principal, Ygomi LLC, Chicago IL, USA |
1030 | Break and Software demo |
Roadway Centerline and Feature
Extraction Using Aerial Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry
Ted Jones, Gay Hamilton Smith District Statistics Administrator, District Three Planning, Florida Department of Transportation, Chipley FL, USA President, HSA Consulting Group. Inc, Gulf Breeze FL, USA |
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1110 | Addressing Multi-Centerline
Representation Issues from a Transportation Engineering Perspective
Kai Han Transport Information Group, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg MB, Canada |
1200 | Lunch |
1330 | The Texas StratMap Transportation
Data Model
Terry C Bills Vice President, Gis/Trans, Ltd., Torrance CA, USA |
1410 | UNETRANS: essential data
model for transportation
Kevin M Curtin Department of Geography, University of California, Santa Barbara CA, USA |
1450 | Where have we come, where
do we go from here?
Michael F Goodchild Department of Geography, University of California, Santa Barbara CA, USA |
1520 | Adjourn |
Upham
Hotel
1404 De La Vina (at SOLA) Santa Barbara, CA 93101-3057
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The Upham is
a charming Victorian (1871) bed & breakfast in the heart of downtown.
Fare includes continental breakfast, afternoon wine and cheese, and milk
and Oreo cookies at bedtime. You'll be in fine company in the guest
book — alongside Agatha Christie, Aldous Huxley and Richard Nixon.
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For Friday and Saturday nights the rates are $150-225/night — the $225 end gets you a fireplace and Nixon's initials indelibly inscribed on the bedpost — and CLEM2001 attendees get a 10% discount on those numbers. You could explore other hotels (e.g. Tiffany Inn, El Prado Motor Inn) or nearby towns (e.g. Solvang) on those nights.