1-3 July 2019, Domaine de St. Paul, Saint-Rémy-lès-Chevreuse, France
Mapping of planetary surfaces is a key tool for both science and exploration. The Virtual Observatory (VO) approach and tools, specifically targeting Planetary Science (VESPA) can support geologic mapping of Solar System bodies (PLANMAP) and vice versa. The workshop aims at bringing together the geologic, geospatial and VO communities at a European scale for bringing forward knowledge, tools and standards for mapping the Solar System.
Image ESA DLR FU Berlin
Image ESA/DLR/FU Berlin (G. Neukum)
The workshop will include presentations, discussion workshops and tutorials as well as an hackathon session. Topics related to mapping of surfaces and neighbouring spheres where the VO approach can be an asset are welcome. Discussion and action towards standardisation are expected. The broad topical areas indicated below are examples. Please get in touch with the organisers if you want to propose topics or activities.
Surface imaging and human, computer-aided mapping
Data integration through OGC and VO standards: opportunities and challenges
Tools and data/product dissemination
Surface and subsurface geologic modeling
Take a look to the programme.
Abstract submissions are closed.
Registrations are closed.
Remote attendance is possible, please get in touch with the organisers via email or slack.
The workshop will take place at the "Domaine de St-Paul".
The "Domaine" is the site of the Priory founded in 1170 by the canons of the abbey of Saint Victor in Paris. It becomes national property at the Revolution. Honoré Ditte acquires the park in 1826 and opens his home to many artists: George Sand and Victor Hugo have been hosted there.
In 1957, the French Federation of the Building Industry acquires the "Domaine". For half a century, this state-of-the-art laboratory has been devoted to research and training of civil and public work engineers.102 route de Limours
78470 Saint-Rémy-lès-Chevreuse
+33 1 30 85 22 22
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