[Jane Wyngaard]

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From: Australian National Data Service (ANDS)
Date: Fri, Sep 29, 2017 at 12:12 AM
Subject: Melb Workshop 9 Oct: Drones and Data
To: ***@***.***
Workflows, open drone data, permits, drone data applications, software,
tools, modeling
Melbourne Workshop:
Drones and big spatial data
Monday, 9 October 2017
at University of Melbourne
Come along and network with others using drones, UAVs in research. This
workshop is part of a series of workshops and webinars discussing drones,
spatial data and geospatial technology: find out about previous events
*Please circulate to your networks and colleagues!*
*When*: Mon, 9 Oct, 9.15am-4pm
*Venue*: University of Melbourne Law School (185 Pelham St Carlton
)
*No cost* but you must Register
(limited
places)
Morning session: presentations, discussion
– *Making drone and spatial data FAIR
*
Keith Russell: ANDS/Nectar/RDS
– *Applications of unmanned aerial vehicles for mapping coastal
processes and intertidal marine habitats*
Sarah Murfitt: Deakin University
– *Negotiating barriers & managing risks with RPAS: Innovating
Approaches to Regulations, Permits, and Safety*
Lisa Frye / Brendan Zwaaniken: Vic Dept of Environment, Land, Water and
Planning DELWP
– *A Platform for storing, processing and sharing Victoria’s open drone
data*
Alena Moison: DELWP
– *An automated workflow to ensure end users capture LiDAR and drone
data which meets their needs*
Nathan Quadros: CRC Spatial Information
is a
collective research centre pushing the frontiers of spatial science in
partnership with university researchers, government agencies, private
sector and international organisations.
Afternoon session: practicals
– *Introduction to AURIN facilities – Software and tools*
Xavier Goldie: Aust Urban Research Infrastructure Network
provides
over 1800 datasets and modelling, analytical and scenario-planning tools
for urban researchers, policy analysts and decision makers
– *Drone User Needs and Applications*
Nathan Quadros: CRCSI
– *How drone data can be used in modeling: a case study applying the
BCCVL*
Fabiana Santana: University of Canberra
Biodiversity and Climate Change Virtual Laboratory
enables researchers to access and visualize a large set of biological,
environmental and climate analyses on your data without burdening your
personal computer.
No cost but you must Register
More info and register
Understanding UAV user needs questionnaire
The CRC for Spatial information (CRCSI) is developing a standard workflow
which will help users set specifications for an acquisition and check the
quality of the supplied UAV products to ensure they meet user requirements.
To achieve this, CRCSI needs your input to better understand the user
requirements for UAV data. The user feedback will be discussed at the forum.
Complete the questionnaire
Monthly Tech Talks a forum for developers and NCRIS facilities
Next Tech Talk: *Data Computing for the Humanities, Fri 6 Oct, *
3-~4.30pm AEDT
Find out more: Meetup
Previous topics: Geospatial data, Deep learning, Linked data for
Environemental Sciences, Serverless architecture, Data visualisation, data
maturity model and data lifecycle.
*Where?* Various live venues around Australia (Melbourne, Sydney, Perth,
Canberra, Adelaide, Hobart and Brisbane – see registration page for
locations). All hub meetings are live-linked to the speakers, and followed
by refreshments for attendees.
Monthly Tech talks are organised by: ANDS, NeCTAR, RDS, QCIF, Intersect,
NCI, TPAC, VICNode, eRSA and Pawsey
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The Australian National Data Service (ANDS is a partnership led by Monash
University, in collaboration with the Australian National University and
CSIRO. It is funded by the Australian Government through the National
Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS).
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