Keynote speakers and topics

• Willem Bouten (University of Amsterdam (UVA), Amsterdam, NL)
  
  EcoGRID aims to establish a e-science problem solving environment (PSE) that facilitates data access and analysis processes. --- More...
• Jonathan Giddy (School of Computer Science, Cardiff University, UK)
  
  GRID computing, e-science and technology infrastructures for biodiversity data and observatories. --- More...
• Daan Goense ( Wageningen UR, NL)
  
  The Low Frequency Array (LOFAR) project is based on tens of thousands of antennas that are connected to each other with a large ICT infrastructure. LOFAR_Agro will make use of this infrastructure and has chosen as its first application the measurement of the micro-climate in potato crops. --- More...
• Patrick Halpin (Duke University, USA)
  
  OBIS-SeaMap: Mapping marine mammals, birds and turtles. --- More...
• Wouter Los (University of Amsterdam, NL)
  
  Lifewatch, ENBI and other European networks in the realm of biodiversity research. --- More...
• Brad Norman (ECOCEAN, Australia)
  
  Whaleshark.org offers web-based whaleshark photo-identification software and hosts a database. --- More...
• Nigel Raine (Queen Mary, University of London)
  
  RFID tags enabling the monitoring of bumble bee's foraging behaviour. --- More...
• Elena Ranguelova (PrimeVision, Delft, NL)
  
  Computer-assisted photo-identification of Ceteaceans. --- More...
• Judy Shamoun-Baranes (University of Amsterdam (UVA), NL)
  
  Movebank and FlySafe --- More...
• Dezhen Song (Texas A&M, USA)
  
  (A)CONE: (Automated) Collaborative Observatory for Natural Environments aims to advance the fundamental understanding of automated and collaborative systems that combine sensors, actuators, and human input to observe and record detailed natural behavior in remote settings. Robotic BioTelemetry. --- More...