The Future of Address Management in the United Kingdom - 18th April 2013

Event Report

Working in partnership to manage Britain’s address infrastructure - Steve Brandwood, GeoPlace

Ordnance Survey An AddressBase® overview: opportunities for the UPRN and spatial addressing - Nick Turner, Ordnance Survey

Update on addressing in Scotland - Iain McKay, Improvement Service

Pointer: Addressing Northern Ireland - Trevor Steenson, Land & Property Services, NI

Local knowledge to national benefit - Andrew Young, Durham County Council

Breaking down the silos with the LLPG - Luke Studden, Harrow Council

Simplicity and quality: the PAF Advisory Board priorities - Tim Drye, PAF Advisory Board

An open national address dataset for the UK - Heather Savory, Open Data User Group (ODUG)

Assessing the feasibility of a free national addressing database - Angela Latta, Department for Business Innovation and Skills

A linked data infrastructure for addresses - Peter Winstanley, Scottish Government

AGI South West Presentations - 21 March 2013

Keynote Sessions

Keynote 1 - Arnulf Christl, OSGeo *Best Paper as voted by the delegates

Keynote 2 - David Overton, Splashmaps

Panel Discussion

Stream 1

Opportunities and challenges of open environment data - a DEFRA experience - Liz Tucker, DEFRA

UK Air Quality Datasets: Challenges and Opportunities - Tony Bush, Ricardo-AEA for DEFRA

Opengeoscience: meeting in the UK's geospatial data requirements in geosciences - Patrick Bell, BGS

Inferis, opening up public access to mining data using GIS - Lynne Loomes, SCISYS and Steve Pennell, Coal Authority

Met Office Datapoint - Lessons learned and challenges ahead - Clare Hubbard, Met Office *Highly Commended Paper as voted by the delegates

Env:[hack] - how technology can help us all be more green and environmentally responsible - Anthony Parsons, Environment Agency

Stream 2

The Impact of GIS on Biodiversity Monitoring at Yorkshire Water - Dave Roberts, Civica

Use of web mapping tools to tackle local environmental issues - Chris Mewse, GetMapping and Martin Laker, Bath & NE Somerset Council

Geo for all: Empowering researchers, developers and users with open source geospatial solutions - Ian Edwards, OSGeo:UK

New watercourse mapping - an example of good public sector data collaboration - Tom Satterthwaite, Ordnance Survey

Technical Stream

Using Open Data Feeds - Mike Saunt, AGI Tech SIG

AGI Scotland Showcase Presentations - 27th February

Plenary Sessions

Plenary 1 - Mike Neilson, Director of Digital, Scottish Government

Plenary 2 - Anne Kemp, Director BIM Strategy and Development, ATKINS

Plenary 3 - Veronica Noone, Senior Manager Energy Strategy, Scottish Enterprise *updated on the 16th March 2013

Plenary 4 - Mike Saunt, Astun Technology Ltd *Best Paper as voted by the delegates

Scottish Initiatives Stream

Scotland's Environment Web-Spatial Data - Dave Watson & Duncan Taylor, SEPA

The Development of the Scottish Soils Database and Website - David Donnelly, JHI

The Crofting Register - Rhona Elrick & Donald Craig, Registers of Scotland

Use of Remote Sensing in Scotland - Shona Nicol, Scottish Government

Climate Change and Coastal Adaption - David Green, University of Aberdeen *Highly Commended Paper as voted by the delegates

Modelling the 3D structure of a collapsing Icelandic glacier using GPR and GPS - Andrew Finlayson, BGS *Highly Commended Paper as voted by the delegates

Building Information Modelling Stream

BIM Implementation in the Rail Sector - Andy Kervall and Scott Smith, Network Rail

New Enterprise Stream

GIS for Renewables - Wendy Campbell, Natural Power

Geospatial Data for Augmented Reality (GIality) - Democratising In-Field Renewables Visualisation - Crispin Hoult, Link Node

The ASK Network Partnership - a new public/private sector knowledge exchange network for subsurface data - Hugh Barron, BGS

Technical Stream

How to use the SSDI Metadata Editor - Shona Nicol, Scottish Government

Technical Introduction to Using AddressBase - Gemma McAusland, Ordnance Survey

Ubipix: Online Geospatial Multimedia Services for Cross Sector Applications - Andy Day, Compass Informatics

Open Source for the Uninitiated: What's avaialble and what's in it for you - Bruce Gittings, University of Edinburgh

Quantum GIS: Commecting to data services, styling and anaylsis using Heatmaps and Time - AGI Tech SIG and Astun Technology

AGI Cymru Presentations

Business to Consumer Market Opportunities - Andy Coote, ConsultingWhere

Know your place – why the what & the who are as important as the where - Rick Crowhurst, Landmark

What happens when we all aren't here? - Charlie Gilbert, Dotted Eyes

My tour talk - James Hanna, My Tour Talk

The importance of shared services in providing valuable and reusable GI applications across Wales - Duncan Hill, Europa Technologies

Marine habitats up in the cloud - John Pepper, Oceanwise

The Geography of Health: Where we live and why it matters - Sarah Rodgers and David Fry, Swansea University

Fit for Purpose: From Fault Reporting..... - Mike Smith, Astun Technology

Making sense of complex data - David Tong, Esri UK

Right Place, Right Time: Dynamic Deployment in the Welsh Ambulance Service - Jason Weall, Welsh Ambulance Service

AGI GeoCommunity '12 Papers

How to get a Local Authority to the middle of know where – David Burdge, North Somerset Council

FE College shares the power of place to challenge current business practices – Anne Campbell, South Eastern Regional College

Giving the council a geography lesson – Steven Campbell, Borough of Poole

The Practical Application of GIS in Human Resource Management – Michelle Convey, Canal and River Trust (Formally British Waterways)

Sewage Pollution Reduction Using GIS – Luke Cooper on behalf of Dwr Cymru Welsh Water (DCWW)

MapAction – getting help to where it’s needed most – Chris Ewing , MapAction

User Groups and Communities – How the spatial world connects… - Charlie Gilbert, Dotted Eyes Ltd

GIality - Delivering Geospatial Data for Augmented Reality – Crispin Hoult, Linknode Ltd

Do All The Best Things Come From Yorkshire? – Graham Hyde, Health and Social Care Information Centre

Taarifa: Improving Public Service Provision and Citizen Engagement – Mark Iliffe, University of Nottingham

Chasm or continuum - what ARE we doing. A state of play for I-BIM – Anne Kemp, Atkins Limited

Are we nearly there yet? - Tim Magness and Dave Roberts, Civica GIS

Open Data - Building the Business Case – Paul Malyon, Experian QAS

Using GIS to Promote Cross discipline Cooperation in Infrastructure Projects – Kate Mann, Arup

Publishing Linked Bathing Water Quality Data as an iPhone App – Ewan Peters, Arup

#HazardMap - Real time hazard mapping using social media – Joanne Robbins, Met Office

Enhancing citizen engagement in public consultations with web maps - James Rutter, Surrey Heath Borough Council

Maintaining city models and evolving cities: building sustainability into 3D – Mark Stileman, Ordnance Survey

BIM for Infrastructure throughout the lifecycle - Marek Suchocki, Autodesk

Geopunchlines and visual impacts: Making a point of making your point! - Andrew Thompson, Groundwork Maps

The end of Geography? - Graham Wallace, Esri UK Ltd