Interactive Demonstrations
About Interactive Demonstrations
Held in the same venue as the poster session, interactive demonstrations offer live, hands-on presentations of geospatial technologies. Operating on an hourly rotation, each session gives attendees an immersive, up-close look at how the technologies actually work.
Venue
Sakura Lounge
Demo session area
Presentation Schedule
September 2 (Tue), 13:00–15:00
Presentation Schedule
Demo sessions will be held at the Sakura Lounge throughout the main conference days (September 1–3). The dedicated core time will be held on September 2 (Tue), 13:00–15:00. Presenters are expected to stand by their demonstration booths during this time to engage with attendees and answer questions.
Attendees are welcome to drop in and out freely throughout the session.
Information for Presenters
- Tables will be provided. Please bring your own laptop for your demonstration.
- Monitors and displays are not available for loan. Please make your own arrangements if needed.
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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