Geo-Data Forum, 4th April 2001

EDINA hosted a geo-data forum for all interested members of UK academia on Wednesday, 4 April 2001, at the University of Newcastle. The main purposes of the event were:

To inform the academic community about a range of current geo-related activities;
To gather views from the academic community about where priorities for further development should lie.

**Geodata Forum Presentations**
Presentation	Documents to download
Experiences of Digimap and OS data use - some users views	Digimap at Brighton University Ronan Foley, University of Brighton Digimap for Remote Sensing Henny Mehner, University of Newcastle School of Architecture, Edinburgh College of Art Alison Murison, Edinburgh College of Art
Digimap the first year (and a bit) report	Digimap the first year (and a bit) report Hugh Buchanan, EDINA
Mapping and visualising the Census	Mapping and Visualising Census Data Jackie Carter, Keith Cole, MIMAS
Landmap: Creation of Base Map Data from Space	The LANDMAP project for the Automated Creation and Validation of multi-resolution orthorectified satellite image products and a 1" DEM of the British Isles from ERS tandem SAR interferometry Kamie Kitmitto, MIMAS, et al
Projects Report - Data Discovery and Adding Place to the DNER	Data Discovery and Adding Place to the DNER Cressida Chappell, History Data Service
Geo-data Needs for HE - A Discussion	A Survey of Geo-spatial Data Needs Barbara Morris, EDINA
The Changing Landscape	The Changing Landscape Tom Waugh, EDINA
Learning and Teaching Developments	Learning and Teaching Developments: the CHCC and e-MapScholar projects Moira Massey, EDINA, and Jackie Carter, MIMAS Developing the Collection of Historical and Contemporary Census Data and Related Materials (CHCC) into a Major Learning and Teaching Resource Jackie Carter, MIMAS