February 27, 2003
1:30 pm in 230 Bolz Hall
RAs and co-PIs

Appendix A | Appendix B | Appendix C | Future Meetings




Attendees:
OSU Mapping & GIS Lab: Dr. Ron Li, Dr. Ahmed Elaksher, Ruijin Ma, Xutong Niu
OSU Center for Mapping: Tarig Ali
OSU Geodesy Lab: Kai-chien (Kevin) Cheng
Great Lakes Forecasting System Laboratory: Vasilia Velissariou (reported by E-mail)
SUNY at Buffalo: Xian Xu (reported by E-mail)
Absentees:
OSU Geodesy Lab: Chung-Yen Kuo
Summary:
Tarig Ali has developed the following techniques for visualization of the quality metrics separately in 2-D: textual, symboling, and dynamic buffering. He also tried the following methods to visualize quality metrics in 3-D: solid cylindrical (which represents quality with a solid cylinder with varying cross-sections) and a new method that constructs a helical model around the shoreline with the unknown/lesser quality.

Kai-chien (Kevin) Cheng reported on interpolation of the water gauge data and the satellite altimetry data. Both data sets were used to generate a mean water surface for the period 1999-2001 (shown in Appendix A).

Xutong Niu gave a presentation (Appendix B) on the progress he has made in comparing different water surfaces created from different sources. He also presented the work he has done comparing different shorelines extracted from different sources.

Ruijin Ma is working on triangulating the Lake Erie aerial photographs. He has finished one stereo pair. He is currently contacting FDOT (Florida Department of Transportation) to obtain aerial photographs for the Terra Ceia area.

Xian Xu has continued developing a framework to support the FTP connection using the C++ language. He has also cloned the functionality that the old VB program would handle (networking and caching parts).

Vasilia Velissariou reported that she has finished the comparison between the 1-hour and the 10-minute average data for the randomly chosen year 2001 (shown in Appendix C).

Action List: Attachments

For more information, email: li.282@osu.edu


Appendix A: Lake Erie Interpolated Water Surface using Water Gauge Data and Satellite Altimetry Data