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posted ‎‎Oct 1, 2008 6:16 PM‎‎ by bryan clarke

Land Cover Database Planning Workshops

You are invited to participate in one of a series workshops to help plan the development of the next version of the national Land Cover Database (LCDB).

The LCDB is a nationally significant database which is widely used throughout the country. It is a digital map created by grouping similar types of land cover which can identified from satellite images. There are currently two versions in circulation depicting New Zealand’s land cover in 1996-97 and 2001-02. A third version is proposed which will use the mapping output from the Ministry for the Environment’s Land Use and Carbon Analysis System (LUCAS) programme as a base. This mapping is based on satellite data over the summer of 2007-08.

We need your input to scope the new version of the LCDB and make it relevant for today’s needs. The workshop will be of interest to policy makers, land managers, researchers and analysts – anyone with an interest or a stake in land cover information.

Thursday 19^th Feb –Christchurch - Environment Canterbury

Friday 20^th Feb – Dunedin - Otago Regional Council

Wednesday 25^th Feb – Palmerston North - Landcare Research

Thursday 26^th Feb – Hamilton - Waikato University and Access Grid

Please register your interest to attend with Maria Alano, maria.alano@mfe.govt.nz or phone 04 439 7735.

Please make sure you indicate which workshop you intend attending. Please direct any further enquires to Karl Majorhazi, karl.majorhazi@mfe.govt.nz or phone 04 439 7455

Agenda

10:00-10:30 Meet and greet morning tea

10:30-10:45 Welcome and introduction

10:45-11:15 LCDB and the LUCAS Programme

11:15-12:00 User presentations

12:00-1:00 LUNCH

1:00-2:30 Workshop exercise

2:30-3:00 Feedback and wrap-up

ISO TC211 Document N2527

posted ‎‎Sep 15, 2008 9:24 PM‎‎ by bryan clarke

Geographic information - Encoding

Circulation as Draft

Responses required before October 20 2008

Unless a response is received to the contrary it is likely that the group will recommend a vote for this proceeding to Circulation as a draft

There is very little chance of influencing the technical content of the draft at the DIS/CDV stage. Comment is therefore essential at this stage if the Australian view is to be properly considered. Your comments will assist in forming the Australian response

| Attachments: 211n2527_Review_final_CD_19118.pdf

ISO 19114

posted ‎‎Sep 15, 2008 3:25 PM‎‎ by bryan clarke [ updated ‎‎Sep 16, 2008 4:12 PM‎‎ ]

Geographic Information - Quality evaluation procedures

This document will become relevant if at some future date data supplies need to be accompanied by quantitative quality statements.

| 2 comments | Attachments: ISO_19114_2003(E)-Character_PDF_document.pdf

ISO TC211 Document N2520

posted ‎‎Sep 15, 2008 3:02 PM‎‎ by bryan clarke

Observations and Measurements

Conceptual Schema and Example XML

Particularly Relevant to Telemetry / Scada Data acquisition

| Attachments: 211n2520_NWIP_Oservations_and_measurements.pdf

ISO TC211 Document N2510

posted ‎‎Sep 4, 2008 3:59 PM‎‎ by bryan clarke [ updated ‎‎Sep 4, 2008 4:18 PM‎‎ ]

GeoREL - Rights Expression Language

Circulation as Draft

Responses required before October 20 2008

Unless a response is received to the contrary it is likely that the group will recommend a vote for this proceeding to Circulation as a draft

This one may be worth attention as the application of this technology has been controversial in the music industry. I'm not sure what the implications for our industry may be.

| Attachments: 211n2510_CD_19149_GeoREL.pdf