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RE: Sensors and Standards Infrastructure session at Sensor Expo

From
"Darl Qeed NHD"
Date
2005-05-24T16:35:41+00:00
ID
01c901c5607e$9b84e1d0$f0d7e104@SusieandCarl
Thread
RE: Sensors and Standards Infrastructure session at Sensor Expo
Note that the Sensors Expo audience is comprised 
primarily of developers, so your presentations should be slanted toward the 
implementation perspective.  

-         
3:00 – 3:15 Introduction – Kang Lee (IEEE 1451)

-         
3:15 – 3:30 From Sensor to User: A 
Standards-based Sensor Web Interoperability Framework, Mark Reichardt 
(OGC)

-         
3:30 – 3:45 Community Applications – Benga Erinle (3eti)

-         
4:45 - 4:00 Community Applications – Jeffrey Riker 
(Distributed Systems)

-         
4:00 – 4:15 SensorNET – Johnny Tolliver (ORNL)

-         
4:15 – 4:30 Alerts and Notification – Elysa Jones (Warning 
Systems/OASIS)

-         
4:30 – 5:00 Panel discussion: moderated by Kang

For my discussion, I (Mark) plan to provide a high level 
overview of the standards framework that is coming into place from the sensor to 
the user to facilitate interoperability of sensor assets.  Focus will be on 
IEEE 1451, OGC, OASIS and other applicable standards.  This overview is 
intended to set the stage for follow on panelist discussion of standards in 
community implementations, ongoing programs, and more detailed discussion of 
standards in context.  

Carl Reed, PhD
CTO and Executive Director Specification 
Program
OGC

 

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