Strategic Enhancement of NGA's Geographic Information Science Infrastructure
Project Mission
This project is focused on strategically enhancing the human and scientific infrastructure of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA). It involves a partnership between the University of Redlands (UR, the lead institution), The University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB, research partner), Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI, corporate partner), and NGA. Within this program of collaboration, professionally-oriented graduate education, learning materials development, and basic research in geographic information science (GIScience) will be linked through a number of initiatives designed to streamline the flow of knowledge and experience from research and education activities to practical implementation by NGA's professionals.
Project Partners
University of Redlands (lead institution), University California Santa Barbara (research partner), ESRI (corporate partner)
   |
Digital Gazetteer Research and Practice
December 7-9, 2006
Upham Hotel, Santa Barbara, California
Meeting Report 
(279kb)
Meeting Schedule (80kb)
Travel and Accommodations Info
Presentations
Resources and Literature
Report from the NSF-funded Digital Gazetteer Information Exchange (DGIE) Workshop, held in 1999. (192kb)
"Improving
Spatial Data Interoperability: A Framework for Geostatistical Support-To-Support
Interpolation"
(814 kb),
Presentation by Dr. Michael Goodchild, Army Research Office Principal Investigator
Research Review Meeting, US Army Corps of Engineers Topographical
Engineering Center, Ft Belvoir, VA, Feb 4 2005.
"Spatial
Webs"
(1.3MB),
Presentation by Dr. Michael Goodchild, May 2004.
Master of Science in GIS at the University of Redlands
Other Contributions
"Geospatial
Ontology Development and Semantic Analytics"
(752 kb)
Photos of the meeting by Krzysztof Janowicz
Project Personnel
Karen K. Kemp
Michael F. Goodchild
Phaedon C. Kyriakidis
Matt Rice
Jordan Hastings
Philipp Schneider
Qingfeng Guan
Past Projects
Specialist Meeting on Spatial Webs - December 2-4, 2004