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SANY in the pressMore SANY related news (December 2009)At the project end, even more news sites published short stories summarizing the SANY achievements:
F1rst (It): SANYA: una tecnologia per l'accesso ai dati ambientali Fulp (Es): La tecnología SANY facilita el acceso a datos medioambientales. The Gov. Monitor (US): European Researchers See Open Market For Environmental Data Madri+d (Es): La tecnología SANY facilita el acceso a datos medioambientales By Denis Havlik at 2009-12-21 11:59 | SANY in the press
SANY technology offers easy access to environmental data (CORDIS News 10.12.2009)On December the 10-th 2009, the CORDIS News an article on SANY vision and results. The interesting part: this article has been simultaneously published in German, English, Spanish, French, and Polish: German version: Leichter Zugang zu Umweltdaten mit Technology von SANYEnglish version: SANY technology offers easy access to environmental data Spanish version: La tecnología SANY facilita el acceso a datos medioambientales French version: La technologie SANY offre un accès aisé aux données sur l\'environnement Italian version: SANYA: una tecnologia per l\'accesso ai dati ambientali Polish version: Technologia SANY zapewnia łatwy dostęp do danych o środowisku By Denis Havlik at 2009-12-12 11:34 | SANY in the press
Open shop for environmental data (ICT Results, Science Daily, 16.11.2009)On November 16-th 2009, the ICT-results published an article summarizing the SANY vision and results: A new way to access and reuse environmental data from diverse sources has been devised by European researchers. They foresee a future where environmental data and services are offered on the open market. Every day numerous sensors on earth and in space observe the condition of land, atmosphere and oceans for multiple purposes ranging from weather forecasting to monitoring of nuclear incidents. Important political decisions, such as how to adapt better to climate change, depend ultimately on scientific insights gained from these observations. But at present there is no simple way to access and use that data. “We are investing lots of resources to make measurements for a particular reason, but the information obtained may never be used again,” says Denis Havlik of the Austrian Institute of Technology. “Perhaps people don’t know that certain information exists or they cannot access it; sometimes they can access it but they don't know how to use it, or it is too complicated to get in touch with the data owner.” LINK: Read the full article at ICT-results site Basically the same article has also been published by Science Daily: By Denis Havlik at 2009-11-16 01:00 | SANY in the press
‘Sensors Anywhere’ makes it easy for anyone to access eco data (Greenbang, 16.11.2009)On November 19-th 2009, the Greenbang published an article on SANY vision and results. This article is based on the longer interview with SANY project manager Denis Havlik which was published in ICT results: ... By Denis Havlik at 2009-11-16 01:00 | SANY in the press
Executive Interview with David Schell, Chairman, Open Geospatial Consortium (Directions Magazine, 13.11.2009)On November 13-th 2009, Directions Magazine published an interview with David Schell explaining the role and organisation of the Open Geospatial Consortium, as well as its relation to e.g. Google and GEOSS. In this interview, David speciffically addresses two OGC working groups: Sensor Web Enablement and Geo Rights Management ... DS: Yes, the SWE standards are coming into wide use. NASA is using SWE in operational systems for tasking earth observation satellites. The US military is using SWE with drone aircraft and in naval operations. The European SANY program - Sensors Anywhere - is based on SWE. SANY is part of a major European space initiative called GMES (Global Monitoring for Environment and Security). SWE is also part of another European space program, the European Space Agency's Heterogeneous Mission Accessibility project. SWE is important in the German-developed Indonesian Tsunami Early Warning System, a watershed monitoring program in Germany as well as a Fire Information System in South Africa. It's part of a major program to provide better access to U.S. Hydrologic Data, and it's part of a very exciting international movement toward open standards in the world of ocean observation systems. And, there are many other examples. LINK: Read the whole article By Denis Havlik at 2009-11-13 01:00 | SANY in the press
SensorWeb-Based Prototype for Air Quality Reporting Systems (ERCIM News, October 2009)In October 2009, ERCIM News published a short article on Sensor-Web based prototype for CAFE (Clean Air For Europe) reporting:
By Denis Havlik at 2009-10-15 00:00 | SANY in the press
Sensors Anywhere - Sensor Web Enablement in Risk Management Applications (ERCIM News, January 2009)In January 2009, the ERCIM News published an article on use of SANY/SensorSA and Sensor Web Enablement in Environmental Risk Management Applications. ... By Denis Havlik at 2009-01-15 01:00 | SANY in the press
A Testbed for Sensor Service Networks (ERCIM News, January 2009)In January 2009, ERCIM News published a short article on SANY ad-hoc sensor testbed and Fusion SOS: By Denis Havlik at 2009-01-15 01:00 | SANY in the press
New Implementations of OGC Sensor Web Enablement Standards (Sensors, 01.12.2007)In December 2007, the Sensors Magazine published an article on new implementations of OGC Sensor Web Enablement standards: ... The SANY Consortium recognizes the OGC's SWE suite of standards as one of the key technologies that can eventually lead to self-organizing, self-healing, ad-hoc networking of in situ and earth observation sensor networks. Earlier this year, SANY evaluated the capabilities of SWE services with the intention of actively contributing to further development of the SWE standard specifications. As reported at the OGC TC meeting in Ispra (December 2007), the SANY Consortium has described the common architecture used in SANY baseline applications; included architectural requirements inherited from ORCHESTRA, GEOSS, etc.; and published a road map for v1, v2, and v3 versions of the architecture. By Denis Havlik at 2007-12-01 01:00 | SANY in the press
Seibersdorf koordiniert EU-Projekt zur vernetzung von Umweltinformationssystemen (Ö. Wasser und Abfallwirtschaft, 09/10 2006)Austrian journal of water and waste economy (Österreichische Wasser- und Abfallwirtschaft) has published a short introductionary article about SANY IP in its September/October 2006 issue. This article is not available online. By Denis Havlik at 2006-10-20 18:20 | SANY in the press
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