The 52°North Open Innovation Network announces an Invitation and Call for Presentations for the Geospatial Sensor Webs Conference 2018.

This year’s conference  “Geospatial Sensor Webs – Sensor Data Analytics” emphasizes the importance of Sensor Web technology in conjunction with tools for processing, visualization and data analysis. The conference will cover the state of the art and future directions of Sensor Web standards and technology, as well as challenges of analyzing Sensor Web data. An afternoon of an opening session and pre-conference tutorials is followed by a full conference day. A half-day workshop concludes the event.

We invite presentation contributions for the conference and discussion topic suggestions for the workshop. Please send a title and brief abstract of approximately 50 words to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Conference Topics:

• Examples of Sensor Web implementations/applications
• Web-based processing of observations
• NSPIRE and O&M – best practices and applications
• Geospatial Web of Things
• Real-time Spatial Analytics in the Sensor Web
• Big sensor data
• Sensor data mining, analytics and visualization
• Quality of Observations and Measurements
• Low cost sensing devices
• Dataflow from sensors to the Web
• Semantic Sensor Web and Linked Data
• GIS and Sensor Web
• Integration of in-situ and remote sensing data

Workshop topics

(Participants are welcome to suggest additional topics for discussion):

• Architectures & standards development
• Integration in-situ and remote sensing data in the context of COPERNICUS
• Event processing (pub/sub)
• Managing and processing big observation data
• Real-time spatial analytics in the Sensor Web

Important deadlines:

Registration opens: March 15, 2018
Deadline for presentation proposals: May 30, 2018
Early Bird deadline: June 30, 2018
Regular registration deadline: August 24, 2018
Conference: September 3 - 5, 2018

More information: http://52north.org/conference or on this flyer.