Weinigen weten waarom Google ruim 20 jaar geleden in Geodata en GIS is gestapt en dat daarom de cloud oplossingen en datacenters duurzaam zijn. Over deze drive en natuurlijk de GEO\/GIS & analyse-tooling, hoe deze aansluit op OpenSource platformen als QGIS en meer krijgen we een tweetal diepgaande presentaties.
Of vraag je je af wat nou de ambitie is van Google en waarom zij zo\u2019n enorme focus hebben op Geo-data en GIS competentie?\u00a0
Wist je dat de Earth Engine gewoon te koop is? En dat er ook vele Nederlandse organisaties gebruik van maken?
Samen met Google en de Nederlandse Google partner Localyse hebben we een interessante KennisKring bijeenkomst samengesteld.\u00a0<\/p>\n\n\n\n
We zijn te gast op het Google hoofdkantoor in Amsterdam.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
12.45\u00a0 Walk in\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n 13.30 \u00a0Welcome Er zijn nog 15 plaatsen beschikbaar van de maximaal 80 stoelen!<\/p>\n\n\n\n
13.40 \u00a0How and Why Google \u2018created\u2019 the location intelligence engine –\u00a0<\/strong>Victoria Stolpe – regional lead & Roderick Schaefer – Customer engineer| Google<\/em>
<\/strong>Victoria and Roderick will update us on Earth Engine, Maps & Geoanalytics. Ever since 2005 Google develops tools to analyze the Earth’s surface; designed to map and keep track of the damage caused by humans;\u00a0It involves so much information that it is impossible for a human being to understand what cause and effect are.\u00a0So there is a need for tools to be able to do that.\u00a0
Victoria and Roderick will introduce and update us on the vision, policies and solutions in the Google suite.
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14.40\u00a0 Google Cloud & sustainable datacenters |\u00a0<\/strong>Harm Hulshof – executive consultant | Google<\/em>
The goals and objectives of Google are to be able to analyze the Earth’s surface; designed to map and keep track of the damage caused by humans. The humongous collection of geospatial data that comes with this goal brings\u00a0the need\u00a0for an environment to be able to do that. And that environment in itself should be sustainable too. How this evolved to the present way Google deals with the datastore and analysis capacity will be enlightend by Harmen.
15.00 \u00a0Teabreak<\/strong>
15.20 \u00a0Vegetation monitor & other GEE solutions |\u00a0\u00a0<\/strong>Jeroen Aarts – Business Consultant | Localyse<\/em>
<\/strong>Rijkswaterstaat annually assesses the development of vegetation along the Maas and Rhine in the Netherlands. This is done to prevent obstruction of the river flow in the Delta. Using Google Earth Engine’s vast array of satellite images in the Vegetation Monitor, maintenance organizations and inspection agencies can now monitor larger areas with less capacity, monitor specific areas without being physically present, and monitor in near real time how the vegetation develops.
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15.45\u00a0 Soil for life – Nutri\u00ebnten Management Instituut |\u00a0<\/strong>Sven Verweij .- project manager | NMI Agro<\/em>
<\/strong>Nutrient Management Institute (NMI) is a knowledge and advisory agency. NMI translates technically substantive knowledge about soil into practical tools. Our mission is a sustainable, climate-resilient agriculture in balance with the natural environment. We combine research, practical knowledge and a wealth of data to contribute to solving the complex issues facing our society. Sven shows us how the Google Earth Engine and Cloud help in this research by gathering data and using machine learning models?
16.30 \u00a0Places – actual data on the spot available |\u00a0\u00a0<\/strong>Jeffrey Benning – country manager |\u00a0 Localyse NL<\/em>
<\/strong>Jeffrey will share a show reel of Dutch business insights. Under which solutions for “natuurwaarden monitoring and traffic\/logistics applications. Next to that he will address the actuality of the public data and how Places can add crucial value to your process \/ monitoring \/ reporting challenges. What do 50 miljoen updates per day mean?
17.00 \u00a0Wrapup- drinks & networking\u00a0
18.00 \u00a0Closing<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n