Digital Government Project Meeting Summary
March 13, 2003
1:30 pm in 230 Bolz Hall
RAs only
Appendix A
| Appendix B
| Future Meetings
Attendees:
OSU Mapping & GIS Lab: Dr. Ahmed Elaksher, Ruijin Ma, Xutong
Niu
OSU Center for Mapping: Tarig Ali
OSU Geodesy Lab: Chung-Yen Kuo
Great Lakes Forecasting System Lab: Vasilia Velissariou
SUNY at Buffalo: Xian Xu (reported by E-mail)
Summary:
Xutong Niu made a presentation on his multi-source data analysis (see Appendix A ). He calculated the differences between the water surfaces generated by the Great Lakes Forecasting System Lab and those generated by the Geodesy Lab.
Ruijin Ma made a presentation on the results of the 3-D shoreline extraction from the aerial photographs in Lake Erie (see Appendix B ). He reported that he has new, actual case data for the structure permit system he is developing in Lake Erie.
Tarig Ali has received the parcel data for Painesville. He is working on cloning his erosion system for the Painesville area. He is also working on visualization techniques to visualize the quality metrics in 2-D and 3-D. He has developed an audio technique that will generate for each metric a beep that is proportional to the metric value.
Chung-Yen Kuo looked for additional altimetry tracks in Lake Erie, but did not find any more tracks in the geodesy lab database. He also looked for tracks in the lake taken in 2002. He found that the 2002 tracks overlap with older tracks.
Vasilia Velissariou reported on the comparison between the 1-hour and the 10-minute time interval-generated water surfaces. She presented the following differences:
Xian Xu has finished a working version of the http and ftp download programs. Currently he is using a free program named "wget" to do the actually downloading while his program is a wrap-around to it that provides a program API for the other parts of the download system. Currently the program is supporting ftp and/or http download of a single file, as well as FTP ftp 'globbing'.
Dr. Ahmed Elaksher presented part of the work he is doing on the tide-coordination problem. To start, he is using only the instantaneous shorelines to study the relationship between time and the shoreline geometry.
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