AGI Cymru Conference

Welcome - Sue Beetlestone, Chair AGI Cymru and Formal Launch: 'Location Wales' Geographic Information for Wales, Opportunities and Challenges

Keynote: Using GI to help deliver economic growth and improve service delivery for Wales - Vanessa Lawrence, Ordnance Survey

Keynote: We speak GI but we must learn to speak business - Andrew Coleman, Sigma Seven Ltd

Mash ups and Neogeographies

Utilising open source geospatial and semantic technologies to enable user centric design of mash-ups - Dr Justin Denney, One Bright Space

Mobile GIS Mashups: Maps, Media & Movement - Joseph Reeves, Oxford Archaeology

Using BING Maps - James Bamford, Microsoft  

Common Reference Geographies

Detailed River Network - Grant McMellin, Environment Agency

Envitia use of data with NATO - Steve Little, Envitia

Address the Core Geography - Mike Smith, Alligned Assets 

Data Sharing

10 reasons to share data - Andrew Cook, Capita Symonds

'Building a Geo-portal Using Open Source - Rob Berry, University of Glamorgan

One Scotland Mapping Agreement - Iain McKay Gazetteer, Improvement Service

Self Service, the next step in data sharing - Charlie Gilbert, Dotted Eyes

Leadership and Implementation of Change/INSPIRE

INSPIRE challenges in Wales - Rod Kedge, Welsh Assembly Government

Welsh Assembly Government GI Strategy - Dave Roberts, Welsh Assembly Government

Inspire On a shoestring- Keith Wishart, ESRI (UK)