NextGEOSS Webinar Series Sep20 userfeedback

What: In this webinar you will learn about the general User Feedback mechanism and about the NiMMbus system developed within the NextGEOSS project. It has a special focus on the way it allows to store reproducible usage and thus, help users to collectively build a knowledge hub for the benefit of users across disciplines, services, applications. etc. Moreover, the experience of several data and service providers, including the NiMMbus system will be explained, especially highlighting the advantages for them as well as for users when using the system or the data.

Why now: NiMMbus, the NextGEOSS Geopspatial User Feedback service developed in NextGEOSS has been extended to include reproducible usage, that can be used to store knowledge created by users. Moreover, the widget to include the NextGEOSS Geopspatial User Feedback connection in any portal has also been extended, so it is a moment to rethink new uses of the portals’ connection to GUF in order to explore all the functionalities it offers now.

Who is it for: Data providers and data users coming from NextGEOSS or external pilots, EuroGEO initiative showcase participants, DIAS portals, other H2020 projects in the GEOSS orbit

Alaitz Zabala is a researcher at Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona (UAB). She holds an European PhD degree in Geography in 2010, MSc in Remote Sensing (RS) and Geographical Information Systems (GIS), and a Bch in Environmental Sciences. Her main research interests are metadata, geographical information standardization, data quality and user-feedback metadata, as well as lossy compression effects on remote sensing and resulting cartography and image classification. Teacher in several undergrad and grad studies, mainly in RS and GIS courses. In NextGEOSS, Alaitz is responsible mainly for developing and integrating the NiMMbus service, as a Geospatial User Feedback service for NextGEOSS as well as external partners

Anestis Trypitsidis is a research associate and project manager at National Observatory of Athens (@ BEYOND Center). Till today Anestis has been involved in managing Space and GeoIT related projects, in more than 15 funded/contracted projects (e.g. DG ENV, EC/JRC, EEA, FP7, H2020, National funds etc). Since the beginning of NextGEOSS, Anestis is the day-to-day contact person for all NOA’s activities, including provision Sentinel data from Copernicus Ground Segments and Disaster Risk Reduction Pilot activities.

Joan Masó is a researcher at CREAF and GIS developer. Co-creator of the MiraMon compressed map and the MiraMon Map Reader idea in 1997. PhD in Geography, MSc in Physics, and a MSc in Electronic Engineering all in the UAB. Teacher in a RS and GIS master in the UAB. Creator of Remote Sensing imagery visualization and download web data portal software. He has been an active member of the TC of the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) since 2003. Spanish representative in the ISO19115-1 and ISO 19157. Coordinator of FP7 GeoViQua project, and author of the OGC Geospatial User Feedback Standard: Conceptual Model (15-097r1) and XML Encoding Extension (15-098r1). Recent projects focuses on Citizen Science

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NextGEOSS User Feedback Service for Providers-Users Interactions

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