TRACK 8: Invited Sessions (Ecoinforma, Ecoinformatics, Sustainable Information Society)
IS - 1 : Ecoinformatics 1 - State
and future of the European eEIONET reporting and information system
(Friday 22nd, 9:00 - 60-C
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Introduction to the Ecoinformatics initiative
Stefan Jensen, Larry Fitzwater
European Environment Agency(EEA), US Environmental Protection
Agency (EPA)
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Towards systematic data quality management
in EIONET
Hermann Peifer
European Environment Agency(EEA)
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Challenging Environmental reporting
from a Reporting to an Information system
Stefan Jensen, Bjarne Norup, including contributions
by Jock Martin
National Environmental Research Institute DK (NERI), European
Environment Agency(EEA)
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IS - 2 : Ecoinformatics 2 - The
USEPA and other US data-exchange networks
(Friday 22nd, 11:00 - 60-C)
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US EPA’s System of Registries
Larry Fitzwater
US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
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The State/U.S. EPA Environmental Information
Exchange Network - A State Perspective
Molly O'Neil
Environmental Council of the States (ECOS)
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A thematic perspective from the National
Biodiversity Information Initiative
Michael T. Frame, Gladys A. Cotter
National Biological Information Infrastructure (NBII-USGS)
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IS - 3 : Ecoinforma - Integrating
Information for Better Environmental Decisions
(Friday 22nd, 13:00 - 60-C)
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GIS and Cumulative Risk Analysis to
Address Environmental Contamination
Margaret MacDonell and Ken Morgan
Texas Christian University, USA, Argonne National Lab, USA
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Involving Stakeholders and Tailoring
Environmental Databases for Shared Analysis of a Contaminated Site
Helen Grogan, John Till, Kathleen Meyer, and
Justin Mohler
Risk Assessment Corporation, USA
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International Cooperation to Reduce and
Eliminate Obsolete Persistent Organic Pollutants in Russia
Robert Dyer, Eleonora Barnes , Loren Habegger
and Margaret MacDonell
Environmental Protection Agency, USA
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Sharing Data to Manage Animal Diseases
and Assure Food Safety
Walt Armbruster
Farm Foundation, USA
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Evaluating Data and Defining Standards
to Protect Workers
Alan Weinrich
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, USA
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MERCURY: New Problems for an Old Pollutant
Leo Newland
Eco-Informa, Inc., and the Institute of Environmental Studies,
Texas Christian University
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IS - 4 : Ecoinformatics 3 - Ecoinformatics
technologies - web services
(Friday 22nd, 15:00 - 60-C)
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Web services in the contexts of EEA
and GBIF
Miruna Badescu
Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF)
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Terminology web-services - a UNEP perspective
Sean Khan, Gerry Cunningham
United Nations Environment Program (UNEP)
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Windows to my Environment
Dave Wolf
US Environment Protection Agency (EPA - OEI)
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IS - 5 : Ecoinformatics 4 - Elements
of the European spatial data infrastructure
(Friday 22nd, 17:00 - 60-C)
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Infrastructure for Spatial Information
in Europe: The INSPIRE proposal of the European Commission
Paul C. Smits, Lars Bernard, Alessandro Annoni
Joint Research Centre (JRC)
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IMAGE2000- The European spatial reference
to support Environmental information
Vanda Nunes de Lima, Stephen Peedell
Joint Research Centre (JRC)
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CLC2000- European thematic reference database
to support Environmental information
Stefan Kleeschulte
European Topic Centre Terrestrial Environment (EEA-ETC/TE)
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IS - 6 : Presentation of the Memorandum
'Sustainable Information Society'
(Saturday 23rd, 9:00 - 60-C)
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The Memorandum "Sustainable
Information Society"
Wolf Goehring
Fraunhofer Institute Autonomous Intelligent Systems
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