GISDECO 2002 Programme | ||
Workshop Programme: Wednesday 15 April | ||
Workshop | Title | Organizer |
1 | Local Governance and GIS | Dr. Erik de Man (ITC) & Dr. Pieter van Teeffelen (UU) |
2 | Participatory Geo-Information Acquisition and Applications in Collaborative Space | Mike McCall (ITC) |
3 | GIS for Governance - Effective Use of Data from Multiple Sources | Environmental Systems Research Institute, USA/NL |
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Basic Time schedule for workshop activities | ||
08:30-09:30 | Registration of participants |
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09:30-10:40 | Workshop session 1 |
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10:40-11:00 | Coffee/tea break |
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11:00-12:30 | Workshop session 2 |
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12:30 -13:30 | lunch |
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13:30 -15:40 | workshop session 3 |
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15:40 -16:00 | Coffee/tea break |
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16:00 -17:30 | workshop session 4 |
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17:30 -19:00 | Drinks and pre-conference registration |
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Note: coffee, tea and lunch will be served in the Restaurant Annex opposite to the Auditorium.
Programme: Thursday 16 May 2002 | ||
08:00-09:00 |
| Registration of participants and setting up poster session 1. |
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09:00-10:10 | OPENING SESSION Chaired by Richard Sliuzas | |
09:00-09:05 |
| Opening remarks on behalf of the Local Organizing Committee Richard Sliuzas |
09:05-09:15 |
| Welcome to ITC Drs. Sjaak Beerens, Director of External Affairs ITC on behalf of Prof. Martien Molenaar, Rector ITC |
09:15-09:25 |
| Welcome on behalf of GISDECO Dr. Pieter. van Teeffelen, GISDECO International Committee |
09:25-09:55 | KN-01 | KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Governance Challenges in Developing Countries Dr. Bamidele Olowu, Institute for Social Studies, NL |
09:55-10:05 |
| Key questions on GIS and Governance as focal point for discussions Dr. Erik de Man, ITC, NL |
10:05-10:10 |
| Announcement on break out groups Karen Buchanan, ITC, NL Any participant may convene a break out group meeting to discuss any issue related to the conference. A person who wishes to convene such a meeting should advise Karen Buchanan of this no later than 11:00 on Friday, 17th. They will then be allocated a room and be able to briefly announce the meeting prior to the lunch break. |
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10:10-10:40 |
| Opening of exhibition and poster session: tea/coffee break |
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10:40- 12:30 |
| SESSION 1: URBAN - Civil Society and GIS Chaired by Prof. Charles Choguill, Habitat International |
10:40-11:10 | KN-02 | KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Urban Governance and Implications for GIS users Prof. Carole. Rakodi, University of Birmingham, UK |
11:10-11:30 | S1-01 | The use of GIS in informal settlement upgrading: Its role and impact upon the community and upon local government Prof. John Abbott, University of Cape Town, SA |
11:30-11:50 | S1-02 | The Pune Slum Census: Creating a socio-economic and spatial information base on a GIS for integrated and inclusive city development Srinanda Sen, Shelter Associates, India |
11:50-12:10 | S1-03 | An Urban Monitor for a participative urban planning Alexandre Repetti, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology |
12:10-12:30 | S1-04 | Requirements for GIT based support tools for upgrading of informal settlements Richard Sliuzas, ITC, NL |
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12:30-14:00 |
| Lunch in auditorium annex |
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14:00-15:50 |
| SESSION 2: RURAL - Public Sector and GIS Chaired by Neil Stuart, University of Edinburgh |
14:00-14:30 | KN-03 | KEYNOTE ADDRESS: The changing paradigm of rural governance for sustainable development: defining the niche and role of GIS Dr. Suan Pheng Kam, International Rice Research Institute, The Philippines |
14:30-14:50 | S2-01 | A Proposal for the land use regulation for the Tunari National Park South Vertient Fabiola Padilla and Dr. C. Valenzuela, CLAS, Bolivia |
14:50-15:10 | S2-02 | To establish provincial GIS in Vietnam Dr. Tran Vinh Phuoc, University of Technology, Vietnam |
15:10-15:30 | S2-03 | GIS and Natural Resource Management, Kanyati Communal Lands, Zimbabwe Dr. Herman Huizing, A.G. Toxopeus, E. Dopheide, and B.M. Kariaga, ITC, NL |
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15:30 - 16:00 |
| Tea break and viewing of exhibition and posters |
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16:00 - 17:30 |
| SESSION 3: CAPACITY BUILDING AND SOME DUTCH EXAMPLES OF GIS AND GOVERNANCE Chaired by Dr. E.G. Mtalo, Geographic Information Centre, University College of Lands and Architectural Studies, Tanzania. |
16:00 -16:20 | S3-01 | Governance and the use of GIS in higher education in India: A case study of Maharashtra Dr. Nanasaheb Kapadnis,Nashik District, India |
16:20 -16:40 | S3-02 | Capacity building for fundamental geo-spatial data providers Dr. Yola Georgiadou, ITC |
16:40 - 17:00 | S3-03 | Exchanging spatial plans in digital form Drs. Yigall .S. Schilp, Ministry of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment, The Netherlands |
17:00-17:20 | S3-04 | Enschede’s digital service counter Mr. Hans Koenders, City of Enschede |
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18:00-19:30 |
| RECEPTION AT TOWN HALLHosted by the Municipality of EnschedeWelcome speech by Alderman Hiddink |
Programme: Friday 17 May 2002 | ||
08:00- 09:00 |
| Registration of participants and setting up poster session 2 |
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09:00 - 10:20 |
| Session 4: RURAL - Civil Society and GIS Chaired by Rene Senapo, Cebu, The Philippines. |
09:00-9:20 | S4-01 | Geographic Information System (GIS) in Community Based Natural Resource Management using in Kenya: A case study of Keiyo Marakwet Mr. J. Muchemi, Kenya |
09:20-09:40 | S4-02 | Applying indigenous spatial knowledge to analysis of natural resource management - using participatory geo-information acquisition, analysis and presentation Dr. Mike McCall, ITC |
09:40-10:00 | S4-03 | Remote Sensing, GIS and Multi-Agent systems modelling towards interactive local governance Dr. Rhodora Gonzalez, Department of Geodetic Engineering, University of the Philippines |
10:00-10:20 | S4-04 | Decision support for the transformation of rural service delivery Andries Naude, South Africa |
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10:20-11:00 |
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11:00 - 12:30 |
| SESSION 5: URBAN - Public Sector and GIS Chaired by Prof. Paul van Helden, University of Pretoria, SA |
11:00-11:20 | S5-01 | Global ideals and local practicalities in Governance: evidence of the spatial digital divide in education policies and planning in Lima, Peru Dr. Brent Hall, University of Waterloo, Canada |
11:20-11:40 | S5-02 | Local Spatial Data Infrastructure, Trujillo - Peru Jose Murgia, Nelly Amemiya , Municipality of Trujillo, Peru and Jan Turkstra, ITC, NL |
11:40-12:00 | S5-03 | GIS as tools for Monitoring the Urban Development in Metropolitan Region: A case of Klang Valley Region, Peninsular Malaysia Dr. Ahris Yaakup, Susilawati Sulaiman, Nuha Musa, Mohamed Jamil Ahmad, Mohd. Zakaria Ibrahim, Malaysia |
12:00-12:20 | S5-04 | Remote Sensing and GIS for Governance: Analysis of High Spatial Resolution Ikonos Imagery for Surveying Agricultural Activities in the City of Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso Ir. Ilona Kemeling, Wageningen University, Steven M. de Jong & Pieter B.M. van Teeffelen, Utrecht University NL and Leo M. van den Berg & Gerbert J.Roerink , Wageningen University |
12:20-12:30 |
| Break Out Group Announcements Coordinator Karen Buchanan and group conveners Any participant may convene a break out group meeting to discuss any issue related to the conference. A person who wishes to convene such a meeting should advise Karen Buchanan of this no later than 11:00 on Friday, 17th. They will then be allocated a room and be able to briefly announce the meeting prior to the lunch break. |
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12:30-13:45 |
| Lunch in auditorium annex |
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13:45 -15:15 |
| SESSION 6: BREAK OUT GROUPS(note: more groups can be formed by participants during the conference) | |
| BG-01 | Curriculum development on Spatial Information Management and Public Administration Prof. A. van de Veen, University of Twente, NL. | |
| BG-02 | Requirements for academic publishing Prof C. Choguill, Editor Habitat International. | |
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15:15 -15:45 |
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15:45 -17:00 |
| SESSION 7: CHALLENGES AND PANEL DISCUSSION Chaired by Prof. Ian Masser, ITC | |
15:45 -16:05 | S7-01 | Can elephants dance? Ravi Gupta, Centre for Spatial Database Management and Solutions, India | |
16:05 -17:00 |
| Panel - Critical reflections and key issues for future researchPanel - Prof. Carole Rakodi, Dr. Suan Pheng Kam, Mr. Ravi Gupta | |
17:00 -17:15 | Summing up: GISDECO Organizing Committee | ||
19:00 - 22:30 |
| Drinks and Buffet Dinner in ITC Restaurant and GardenIncluding closing address | |
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Saturday 18 May 2002 | Local excursion and possibility for Break Out Groups | ||
09:00 - 13:00 |
| Redevelopment of the Roombeek area: a guided tour through the area that was damaged by the fireworks disaster in May 2000 Organised by City of Enschede and LN Partners | |
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| Note: Meeting rooms at ITC can also be provided for those interested in continuing a break out group discussion. Interested persons should contact Karen Buchanan for information on how to arrange a room. | |
POSTER PRESENTATIONS
Thursday May 16th
No | Title and author |
T1 | GIS from the Margins. A city's attempt to involve its people in land use planning Barbara Denil University of Namur, Department of Geography, Belgium |
T2 | Use of GIS and cartographic techniques for mapping air pollution in Nashik City, Maharashtra Dr.Nanasaheb.R. Kapadnis, K.T.H.M. (P.G.-Research Center), Department of Geography, India |
T3 | Land Development Department’s application programs for sharing GIT among less skilled endusers Parida Kuneepong, Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Land Development Department, Thailand |
T4 | Assessment of biomass potential for electricity generation in Nicaragua: GIS as a decision support tool for investments in bio-energy Carlos Zelaya Martinez and Dr. Pita Verweij Utrecht University, Dept. of Science, Technology and Society |
T5 | Managing cost performance of GI production at national survey and mapping agencies using activity based costing Walter de Vries Geoinformatics Management and Infrastructure, ITC, Netherlands |
T6 | GIS and Development Control System for Local Authority in Malaysia Dr. Ahris Yaakup, Dept. of Urban and Regional Planning, University of Technology Malaysia |
T7 | Locating socio-economic activities with GIS in Chinese cities Huang Zhengdong and Prof. Ian Masser, Division of urban planning and management, ITC |
T8 | Spotting Noise Risk Zones in Karachi Mohammed Raza Mehdi, University of Karachi, Pakistan |
T9 | The impact of national culture on National Spatial Data Infrastructure Joep Crompvoets and Dr. Monica Wachowicz, University of Wagengingen, The Netherlands |
T10 | The Use of GIS in Iran and its future prospect Dr.S.R. Hossenzadeh, Ferdowsi University of Mashad, Department of Geography, Iran |
T11 | GIS modelling for health reform in rural Governorates of Egypt Dr. Mostafa M. Ahmed, CAPMAS, Egypt |
T12 | Techno-structuration: Methodological Considerations of Implementation of Geographical Information Systems for Land Use Planning, the Case of Costa Rica. Hugo de Vos, Technology and Agrarian Development, Wageningen University |
POSTER PRESENTATIONS
Friday May 17th
No | Title and author |
F1 | GIS, DV and RS in urban disaster management Lorena Montoya, Division of urban planning and management, ITC |
F2 | GIS application in the process of land use planning at municipal level. The case of Cochabamba, Bolivia David Fernandez and Dr. Carlos Valenzuela, CLAS, Bolivia |
F3 | Will NAMPLAN contribute to more transparent planning and governance in Namibia? Hendrik Loots, GeoSpace Namibia (Pty) Ltd, Namibia |
F4 | Adding the third dimension to the negotiating table Giacomo Rambaldi, ASEAN/IAPAD, Philippines |
F5 | Revolutionary new tools to prepare imagery for use in GIS and CAD applications: DIME "The New Tool" Ron Behrendt, Positive Systems Inc., USA |
F6 | GIS and development: Bhutan an example Michael Phoenix, ESRI Bhutan |
F7 | Better governance by monitoring intra-urban inequalities with GIS and indicators. Javier Martinez, University of Utrecht/ITC, The Netherlands |
F8 | Demarcation of local government boundaries Nic Scheepers, Municipal Demarcation Board, South Africa |
F9 | GIS and Spatial Decision Support System for Environmental Degradation Monitoring in Brazil Margareth Simoes, Rio de Janeiro State University, Dept. of Computer Engineering, Brazil |
F10 | Access to spatial data and the willingness of organisations to share it: a research methodology Dr. Uta Wehn de Montalvo, TNO Strategy, Technology and Policy, NL. |
F11 | GIS and participatory management of a protected forest in East Kalimantan, Indonesia David Craven, Development Alternatives, Inc., USA |