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The Research Group Geoinformation in the Department of Geoinformation and Cartography at the Vienna University of Technology is dedicated to advancing research and education in Spatial Information Theory and Geographic Information Science. We are interested in virtually every aspect of data and information concerning large-scale space (and time) and its processes.

We currently focus on ontology and semantics of geographic space, category theory and its implication to spatial data processing, accuracy and precision of geographic data and its impact on computation, computational models of time-dependent geographic phenomena, and spatial optimization problems and their solution procedures.

Applications of our work are countless. Vehicle and pedestrian navigation, interoperability of geographic information technology, spatial decision support are just some examples.

We introduce students and young scholars to modern concepts of geographic/spatial information that span many disciplines such as ontology, geography, geometry, algebra, and computing. We seek this through a series of funded projects, as well as a variety of courses on geographic data acquisition, cadastral surveying and adjustment computation, spatial data modeling, spatial data communication, algorithm development and programming, geographic information systems, and spatial analysis.


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Vienna University of Technology
Department of Geoinformation and Cartography
Gusshausstrasse 27-29 E127
A-1040 Vienna, Austria
Phone: +43 1 58801 12711
Fax: +43 1 58801 12799
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NEWS

25.01.2010

Barbara Hofer finished her PhD with her defence. Congratulations!

04.01.2010

We wish everyone a happy new year!

11.12.2009

Gerhard Navratil received the Geo Education Award for the year 2008/09. This award is granted by the faculty of Geoinformation and Surveying based on the student feedback of the last years and the evaluation of colleagues. Congratulations!

20.10.2009

Exam dates for the winter term are available.

01.10.2009

We welcome our new secretary, Eva-Maria Holy.

20.07.2009

Springer-Proceedings of the Colloquium 2008 in honor of Andrew U. Frank's birthday are published

13.07.2009

At the International Symposium on Spatial Data Quality in St. John's, Newfoundland, Gerhard Navratil received a book prize for special service to the community. Congratulations!

24.06.2009

We had a farewell party for our longtime, beloved member, Edith Unterweger, yesterday. Some pictures were taken in the 2nd round of the party. We had a good time, no tears as we know we will see each other even after her departure.

06.05.2009

Farid Karimipour received a scholarship from the Austrian Marshall Plan Foundation to study for 5 months in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Southern California. He will work with Cyrus Shahabi on his PhD dissertation. Congratulations!

23.04.2009

CALL FOR PARTICIPATION:
The details of our annual workshop on Geographic Information Science GeoGeras 2009 have been released.

20.03.2009

Gerhard Navratil, with Reinfried Mansberger of the University of Natural Ressources and Applied Life Sciences, received an honorary prize at the eLearning Award 2009 of the Vienna University of Technology. Congratulations!



Upcoming conferences

Deadlines for upcoming conferences see weblinks

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Joint International Conference on
Theory, Data Handling and Modelling in
GeoSpatial Information Science: JIC-TDHM-GIS

26-28 May, 2010

Hong Kong,

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July 6.-9.,  2010

GI-Forum Salzburg

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Dec. 3.-4., 2009

Third International Conference on Geospatial Semantics (GeoS 2009)
Mexico City, Mexico

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25. - 26. November 2009

Paris, France

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18.- 19. November 2009

VOGIS Vorarlberg

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12. - 15- November 2009

Spezialforschungsbereich (SFB) HiMAT
Mining in European History - Congress

Innsbruck, Tirol Austria

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3 November 2009

3 November 2009

conjunction with the 17th ACM SIGSPATIAL International Conference
on Advances in Geographic Information Systems
Seattle, WA, USA
 
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21 - 25 Semptember 2009

Aber Wrac'h, France
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