It’s my pleasure to report back from this year’s AGIT and GI_Forum conference (German and English speaking respectively). It was great to meet the gathered GIS crowd! If you missed it, don’t despair: papers (German, English) and posters are available online. Here’s a pick of my favorite posters:
I also had the pleasure to be involved in multiple presentations this year:
QGIS at the OSGeo Day
As part of the OSGeo Day, I had the chance to present the latest and greatest QGIS features for map design in front of a full house:
Routing with OSM
On a slightly different note, my colleague Markus Straub and I presented an introduction to routing with OpenStreetMap covering which kind of routing-related information is available in OSM as well as a selection of different tools to perform routing on OSM.
Solving the “unnamed link” problem
In this talk, I presented approaches to solving issues with route descriptions that contain unnamed pedestrian or cycle paths.
Here you can find the full open access paper: <a href="http://hw.oeaw.ac.at/0xc1aa500e%200x00324afb.pdf">Graser, A., & Straub, M. (2015). Improving Navigation: Automated Name Extraction for Separately Mapped Pedestrian and Cycle Links. <em>GI_Forum
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I also had the pleasure to be involved in multiple presentations this year:
QGIS at the OSGeo Day
As part of the OSGeo Day, I had the chance to present the latest and greatest QGIS features for map design in front of a full house:
A. Graser: Kartendesign mit QGis (Top 10 Neuerungen) volles Haus, 2016 im Audimax? #AGIT2015 http://t.co/ShjAOQObg2
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Jochen Schwarze (@jochens100570) July 10, 2015
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Jochen Schwarze (@jochens100570) July 10, 2015
Routing with OSM
On a slightly different note, my colleague Markus Straub and I presented an introduction to routing with OpenStreetMap covering which kind of routing-related information is available in OSM as well as a selection of different tools to perform routing on OSM.
Solving the “unnamed link” problem
In this talk, I presented approaches to solving issues with route descriptions that contain unnamed pedestrian or cycle paths.
fight "unknown road" driving directions for #cycling and #pedestrian navigation. @underdarkGIS at #GIForum2015 http://t.co/eRvY51gDsP
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gicycle (@gicycle_) July 09, 2015
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gicycle (@gicycle_) July 09, 2015
Here you can find the full open access paper: <a href="http://hw.oeaw.ac.at/0xc1aa500e%200x00324afb.pdf">Graser, A., & Straub, M. (2015). Improving Navigation: Automated Name Extraction for Separately Mapped Pedestrian and Cycle Links. <em>GI_Forum
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