EUGISES 2000
Second European GIS Education Seminar, 7-10 September, BUDAPEST, HUNGARY
PAPERS
Session
Warming up
Chair: Derek Reeve - Bela Markus
Fred Toppen: OpeningBela Markus: WelcomeJanos Jelen: Monitoring World Heritage Sites
Gabor Remetey: GI - enabling technology for eEuropeDerek Reeve: Things that worry me *** (ppt)
Things that worry us
Faces of GIS
Chair: Fred Toppen
Keynote - Andrew Frank: From GI Science to GI Engineering
Surveying: Allan Brimicombe - GIS as Technology, Science and Engineering - do we have a Model?
Remote Sensing: Sébastien Gadal - Jean-Paul Gilg: Geographic Didactical Approach in Remote Sensing and Sampling Techniques - From the Satellite Imagery to the Territorial Model
Cartography: Milan Konecny
Urban Planning: Mauro Salvemini - Urban Planning & GIS - an opposed marriage:
Agriculture: Julian Swindell - GIS in the field; introducing spatial analysis as a basic skill to agriculture students
Changes in GI Education
Chair: Karen Kemp
Keynote - Fred Toppen: Changing directions in GI education in the Netherlands and Flanders: an overview of changes throughout the last ten years.
James Petch: Technology watch
Marinus de Bakker - Lideweij Bakker: Changes in GI education
C Lundberg, M Segerlund, F Salén, F Stridsman, A Östman, M Fahller, B-I Rönnbäck, A Wiggefors, H Sapage: New student categories - problems and possible solutions
Lilian Pun-Cheng – Kent Lam: Knowing our customers – A strategic analysis of geomatics students
Networks in education
Chair: Mauro Salvemini
Keynote - Josef Strobl: Education, networks and technology
Fred Toppen: The role of AGILE within the European GI education community
Ann Johnson - Gail Hobbs: GIS Access - new Pedagogy of Active Learning
Rados Sumrada-Eric Stubkjaer: Outcome of the Phare-Tempus project -Education on Environment and Infrastructure
Ursula Kretschmer - Emanuele Roccatagliata: CommonGIS project and its experiences
PANEL GI – retrospect and prospect
Chair: Giorgio Saio
Presentation by the PANEL-GI partnership: Giorgio Saio: Project OverviewMartin Raubal: PANEL-GI Compendium. A Guide to GI and GIS (ppt)
Virtual education
Chair: James Petch
Keynote - Jonathan Raper: Virtual...: from virtual field course to virtual universities
Walter de Vries - Allan Brown: Developments in distance education at the ITC
Ron van Lammeren: Problem based learning on-line Eric Lorup: Internet based GIS tutorials
Alexander Simonov - Ekaterina Kiknadze - Peter Plekhanov - Nickolay Trokhinin: Methodology and technology of WebGIS
Experiences in GI education
Chair: Jonathan Raper
Massimo Davi - Mauro Salvemini: MUTATE - teaching advanced GIS in planning, tourism and emergency management Paul van Helden: Is a Distance a factor…? A Profile of GIS Distance Learning in Southern Africa Jean Denègre - Jacques Grandjean - Philippe Truquin: Teaching GIS in Schools - A French experience
Viorel-Alexandru Marinescu - Angela Ionita: Educational GIS aspects in Romania Pierre Bazile: The development of Geographic Information a main challenge for Agricultural Education Vladimir Zidek: Geomatics teaching...
Academic - Industry partnership
Chair: Andrew Frank
Keynote - Karen Kemp: New directions in GIS education
Ann Johnson: ESRI Virtual Campus developments
Chris Verwoert - Sally Bos: The Power to Learn
Cooling down
Panel discussion: Andrew Frank, Karen Kemp, Milan Konecny, Anders Östman, James Petch, Jonathan Raper, Giorgio Saio, Mauro Salvemini, Josef Strobl, Fred Toppen
Fred Toppen: Beyond EUGISES 2000Bela Markus: Closing remarks