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European Geosciences Union General Assembly 2010

2010-05-02 09:00
2010-05-07 09:00
Etc/GMT+2

The EGU General Assembly 2010 will bring together geoscientists from all over the world into one meeting covering all disciplines of the Earth, Planetary and Space Sciences. Especially for young scientists the EGU appeals to provide a forum to present their work and discuss their ideas with experts in all fields of geosciences. The EGU is looking forward to cordially welcome you in Vienna!

ESSI15/GI11 Web Sensors session

"In the next century, planet earth will don an electronic skin. It will use the Internet as a scaffold to support and transmit its sensations. This skin is already being stitched together. It consists of millions of embedded electronic measuring devices: thermostats, pressure gauges, pollution detectors, cameras, microphones, glucose sensors, EKGs, electroencephalographs. These will probe and monitor cities and endangered species, the atmosphere, our ships, highways and fleets of trucks, our conversations, our bodies--even our dreams." (Neil Gross: Interview with Terry Murray in Business Week, August 1999)

Ten years later, the low-cost miniaturized sensors and wireless sensor nodes are on a way to become truly ubiquitous, but the vision of a fully fledged electronic skin is still a remote dream. The aim of this session is to discuss the factors that have so-far prevented the establishment of the "electronic skin", analyze the recent developments, and propose the agenda for achieving the Murray's vision in a technologically feasible, economically sane and societally acceptable manner.

We encourage the submission of both conceptual and application oriented contributions for the following topics (but are not limited to):

  • Business Models: how can we achieve the sustainability of the "electronic skin" infrastructure?
  • Cost & performance: which main cost factors exist; how do they scale (e.g. with network size, number of nodes, time, type and quality of observations), and what can be done to optimize the total cost of ownership?
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CHARON SAC Framework Tutorial

Authors:

Pascal Dihé, S.S.

Source:

SP7 (2010)

URL:

http://www.enviromatics.net/charon/

Keywords:

SANY, Security, OASIS, SAML, XACML, GeoXACML, Service Access Control, tutorial, CHARON

Abstract:

The purpose of this documents is to give a short overview on security in sensor networks from different user perspectives and to provide a hands on tutorial on how to use the CHARON Service Access Control (SAC) Framework. CHARON which is a general, open source and free framework for non-intrusive access control in service networks has been developed as contribution to the SANY Sensor Anywhere - IST FP6 Integrated Project.

Notes:

Cookbook Part C
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Charon SAC framework tutorial (How to use the CHARON SAC Framework.pdf)1.52 MB

Marine Risk Application Tutorial

Following tutorial explains how to use the SANY Marine Risk Application Prototype:
By Denis Havlik at 2010-03-24 17:48

SANY, at the end of the day

Authors:

Havlik, D.

Source:

Future Sensor Web and its Applications (2010)

URL:

http://inspire-forum.jrc.ec.europa.eu/pg/groups/9265/the-future-sensor-web/

Keywords:

SANY, results, Sensors Anywhere, Sensor Service Architecture, SensorSA; SANY services; SANY applications; Sensor Web Enablement

Abstract:

This presentation summarizes the results of the SANY project, and provides an overview of the exploitation and further research opportunities.

Notes:

The presentation was prepared for "The Future of Sensor Web and its Applications" workshop, which was organised in Ispra/Italy by Joint Research Center and the European Environmental Agency
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20100128 Beyond SANY.pdf9.76 MB

ORCHESTRA and SANY in DEWS

2010-01-18 11:00
2010-01-20 18:00
Etc/GMT+1

On this workshop, Sascha Schlobinski and Martin Scholl performed an ORCHESTRA and SANY training for DEWS members. ORCHESTRA concepts and architecture is communicated and SANY results are discussed. Main goal is how DEWS can benefit from ORCHESTRA and SANY results.


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agenda_dews_workshop.pdf (agenda_dews_workshop.pdf)19.38 KB
01_01_Orchestra_revisited.pdf (01_01_Orchestra_revisited.pdf)856.77 KB
01_02_a_Orchestra_RM_OA.pdf (01_02_a_Orchestra_RM_OA.pdf)1.19 MB
01_02_b_Orchestra_Compliance.pdf (01_02_b_Orchestra_Compliance.pdf)219.12 KB
01_03_SANY_introduction.pdf (01_03_SANY_introduction.pdf)1.24 MB
01_04_SensorSA_by_TU.pdf (01_04_SensorSA_by_TU.pdf)964.08 KB
01_05_Access_Control.pdf (01_05_Access_Control.pdf)703.13 KB
02_01_a_SANY_DSS_Platform.pdf (02_01_a_SANY_DSS_Platform.pdf)820.34 KB
02_01_b_Fusion_IT-INNOV.pdf (02_01_b_Fusion_IT-INNOV.pdf)798.82 KB
02_01_c_Catalogue_Service.pdf (02_01_c_Catalogue_Service.pdf)741.73 KB
02_01_d_Inspire_Harvesting.pdf (02_01_d_Inspire_Harvesting.pdf)409.91 KB
02_01_e_SP5_Demo.pdf (02_01_e_SP5_Demo.pdf)734.54 KB
02_01_f_Aspects_of_SP6_Pilot.pdf (02_01_f_Aspects_of_SP6_Pilot.pdf)844.66 KB
02_01_g_SP4_presentation.pdf (02_01_g_SP4_presentation.pdf)978.95 KB
02_02_a_SANY_OGC_activities.pdf (02_02_a_SANY_OGC_activities.pdf)463.2 KB
02_02_b_SANY_ORCHESTRA_extensions.pdf (02_02_b_SANY_ORCHESTRA_extensions.pdf)502.06 KB
02_03_a_SANY_results.pdf (02_03_a_SANY_results.pdf)407.22 KB
02_04_a_CHARON_Basics.pdf (02_04_a_CHARON_Basics.pdf)1.25 MB
02_05_a_https_WSS.pdf (02_05_a_https_WSS.pdf)569.67 KB
02_05_b_OpenID.pdf (02_05_b_OpenID.pdf)756.05 KB
02_05_c_Shibboleth.pdf (02_05_c_Shibboleth.pdf)598.97 KB
03_01_ORCHESTRA_platform_mapping.pdf (03_01_ORCHESTRA_platform_mapping.pdf)807.22 KB
03_02_CHARON_Standards_Identity_Model.pdf (03_02_CHARON_Standards_Identity_Model.pdf)743.29 KB
03_03_CHARON_Protect_Service.pdf (03_03_CHARON_Protect_Service.pdf)372.82 KB
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More SANY related news (December 2009)

At the project end, even more news sites published short stories summarizing the SANY achievements:

  • L'Atelier (Fr): Sany favorise l'exploitation des capteurs environnementaux
  • 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 SANY

English 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

Marine Pollution Risk Management Workshop

2009-12-02 12:00
2009-12-02 17:30
Etc/GMT

SANY marine pilot overviewShellfisheries operate in coastal and estuarine waters subject to fluctuating water quality, and operators must manage their harvesting to optimise supplies of compliant shellfish to customers.

Developments in low-cost sensing technology, coupled with advanced IT and communications, have allowed novel decision support techniques to be deployed. This workshop will present these advances and their practical application to shellfishery management, and explore how these can assist operations within a challenging regulatory environment.

Registration: Please follow this link to register


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SANY Marine Pollution Workshop 2 Dec 09.pdf (SANY EDSnet Flyer 2 Dec 09 v1.pdf)176.08 KB
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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.”
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LINK: Read the full article at ICT-results site

Basically the same article has also been published by Science Daily:

LINK: Read the full article at Science Daily web site

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:

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"If you are a small company and you believe, for example, that you can predict episodes of air pollution much better than anybody else, then it’s easy for you to put your service on the market," he said, adding that SANY promises to do more than simply allow small companies to access markets that have traditionally been dominated by big public bodies. “Today, many companies still try to do everything on their own. The new market paradigm envisaged by SANY will allow all involved parties to concentrate on their own strengths, and purchase the missing data and services on an open marketplace.”
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LINK: Read the full article at Greenbang site

By Denis Havlik at 2009-11-16 01:00 | SANY in the press
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