Interactive Demonstrations
About Interactive Demonstrations
Held in the same venue as the poster session, Interactive Demonstrations offer live, hands-on presentations of geospatial technologies. During the Core Time, all demonstrations take place simultaneously, giving attendees an immersive, up-close look at how the technologies work while interacting directly with the presenters.
Venue
Sakura Lounge
Core Time
September 2, 13:00–15:00
For Presenters
- Demonstrations will be available throughout the conference (September 1–3) in the same venue as the Poster Session.
- All demonstrations will take place simultaneously during the Core Time (September 2, 13:00–15:00). There is no hourly rotation.
- Please remain at your demonstration booth during the Core Time to answer questions and interact with attendees. Staffing your booth outside the Core Time is optional.
- Tables, chairs, and power outlets will be provided.
- Please bring your own laptop and any equipment required for your demonstration.
- Monitors and external displays will not be provided. Please bring your own if needed.
- If, for unavoidable reasons, you need to cancel your demonstration, please contact the organizing committee as soon as possible.
For Attendees
- Interactive demonstrations are open to all conference attendees throughout the conference.
- During the Core Time (September 2, 13:00–15:00), all presenters will be available at their demonstration booths.
- Experience the technologies firsthand while asking questions and discussing them directly with the presenters.
List of Demonstrations
8 demonstrations
| ID | Title | Speakers |
|---|---|---|
| 8UEDJS | Machine Learning–Driven Detection and Suitability Assessment of Rooftop Solar Photovoltaic Installations Using Satellite Imagery | Kolatat Katousano |
| F9U78Q | Hiroshima “Atomic Bomb Drawings” Visualization Project | Michi Okada |
| KM3QFS | Machi-Space: The Urban Digital Twin Platform Powered by Project PLATEAU | Hirofumi Hayashi, Kunihiko Hirosawa |
| PKA7XG | Source Cooperative: Publish, Discover, and Access Open Data with S3-Compatible Tools | Michelle Roby, Anthony Lukach |
| SBUMDY | Using Lonboard for interactive STAC, COG, and Zarr visualization from Python | Kyle Barron |
| U9CVLJ | A new way of mapping with Discrete Global Grid Reference System | Ginane Dorian |
| WF9VXG | TerriaJS applications | Ana Belgun |
| ZXZMK3 | Programmatic and QGIS Workflows for NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar (NISAR) Mission Data | Heidi Kristenson, Alex Lewandowski |
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