CARIS 2005 Paper Sessions

Paper Sessions

Wednesday, September 28, 2005

Track I	Track II
Digital Nautical Chart Co-Production: A Partnership Forged Between Two Nations and CARIS	Land Registration: The Nova Scotia Experience
French Hydrographical Databases : Past And Future	Land Information Networks - Lessons Learned from the Trenches
Implementation of the CARIS Hydrographic Production Database (HPD) in the Canadian Hydrographic Service	Modernising Land Records in New Brunswick
Looking Through the Quality Lens: An Examination of Quality within the Marine Geospatial Realm	GeoNOVA - Providing a Geographic Gateway to Nova Scotia
Production of Marine Information Objects (MIOs) for Coral Reefs and Marine Environmental Protection Areas	A Centralized Cadastre in a Decentralized Environment
US Office of Coast Survey's Re-Engineered Process For Application of Hydrographic Survey Data to NOAA Charts
An evaluation of the Surface Cleaning Algorithm	Hosted Applications for Emergency Management
CUBE implementation and workflow on NOAA Ship THOMAS JEFFERSON	CARIS for Municipalities
Error Estimation in Positioning and Orientation Systems	Spatial Fusion Enterprise at ELG: Implementation and Roll-out of Spatial Fusion Enterprise
Integrating Bathymetric Capability into DRDC's Remote Minehunting System	An OGC Compliant WMS Client Server
Assessing the French continental shelf limits under UNCLOS Article 76 provisions	Coastal Decision Support System
Charting Three Decades of Safety Through Co-operation of a Global Maritime Highway - The Straits of Malacca and Singapore	Robust Positioning for Land GIS Applications
Developing an Internet Application for Mapping Vessels Movements Globally	Lateral Integration of Geological Maps from Disparate Sources using CARIS Carta
Using CARIS LOTS to make a Provisional Delimitation of Ecuador's Outer Continental Shelf - a Case Study	A Service-based Approach to Real-time Vehicle Tracking and Asset Monitoring
Using CARIS Notebook to Streamline NOAA's Hydrographic Survey Processing	Enabling Interoperability via Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) Standards