W01: Mobile open source GIS applications for societal needs (Natraj Vaddadi) @ Studio 1, 3rd Floor: Each participant needs to bring his/her own android smartphone/tablet
W04: ZOO-Project Introduction Workshop (Grald Fenoy) @ Studio 2, 3rd Floor: Install VirtualBox in your computer and download OSGeoLive 12 and setup as virtial machine
W07: The LAS tools LiDAR Processing toolbox in QGIS (Martin Isenburg) @ Studio 4, 4th Floor: QGIS 2.18 should be installed. Non-Windows laptops also need Wine installed
W08: The DART model (Discrete Anisotropic Radiative Transfer) (Salghuna Nair) @ Research Lab, 1st Floor
Requirements
In order to make the tutorial more efficient, participants are advised:
W09: Geopaparazzi: never out of data in the field (Andrea Antonello) @ Research Unit, 1st Floor: Android mobile device with Android 4.1 or later
W10: Building Standards Compliant Geospatial Web Applications – the Quick and Easy MapMint Way (Grald Fenoy) @ Research Lab, 1st Floor: Install VirtualBox in your computer and download OSGeoLive 12 and setup as
virtial
machine
W11: OSGeo.JP Workshop for UN Vector Tile Toolkit – Let’s make sustainable web maps (Hidenori Fujimura) @ Studio 2, 3rd Floor: Participants are welcome to bring not only their personal computer (PC) but also their vector geospatial data. Participants shall install Node.js, tippecanoe, and git in their computing environment.
W12: MapServer hand-on: learn the fastest online mapping engine in the world (Jeff McKenna) @ Studio 3, 4th Floor: Possibly have already installed MapServer on their laptops. We will go through installing MapServer together on Windows, using MS4W
W13: Tile-based batch Processing of Photogrammetry Points with the LAS tools LiDAR Processing toolbox in QGIS (Martin Isenburg) @ Studio 4, 4th Floor: QGIS 2.18 should be installed. Non-Windows laptops also need Wine installed.
W15: Land use change modelling using Cellular Automata based SLEUTH (M.C. Chandan) @ GIS/RS Lab, 1st Floor: Laptop with Windows 10 or Ubuntu OS essential if they need hands on training on MongoDB
| ID | Title | Author / Presenter |
| W01 | Geopaparazzi: never out of data in the field | Andrea Antonello |
| W02 | Building Standards Compliant Geospatial Web Applications – the Quick and Easy MapMint Way | Grald Fenoy |
| W03 | ZOO-Project Introduction Workshop | Grald Fenoy |
| W04 | OSGeo.JP Workshop for UN Vector Tile Toolkit – Let’s make sustainable web maps | Hidenori Fujimura |
| W05 | MapServer hand-on: learn the fastest online mapping engine in the world | Jeff McKenna |
| W06 | Workshop on SLEUTH a land use change model | M. Vani |
| W07 | Introduction to GeoNetwork | Maria Arias de Reyna |
| W08 | The LAStools LiDAR Processing toolbox in QGIS | Martin Isenburg |
| W09 | Tile-based batch Processing of Photogrammetry Points with the LAS tools LiDAR Processing toolbox in QGIS | Martin Isenburg |
| W10 | Mobile open source GIS applications for societal needs | Natraj Vaddadi |
| W11 | Building a 4ONSE Weather Station | Rangajeewa Rathnayake |
| W12 | The DART model (Discrete Anisotropic Radiative Transfer) | Salghuna Nair |
| W13 | Proposal for the workshop on Geospatial Application Development using MongoDB Geospatial Query operators and Aggregation Framework | Sasikala Ramasamy |
| W14 | Web-GIS Using GeoServer and OpenLayers | Shailesh Chaure |
Learn Open Source GIS and Web-mapping technologies straight from the FOSS4G developers during these hands-on experiences. In order to sign up for workshops, you must purchase your seat. Please select the workshop(s) you want to attend at Registration.
Developers, researchers and users are invited to submit proposals written in English comprising 500-800 words for workshops. Proposals must contain sufficient details under the topics mentioned below.