Schedule

We're very pleased to present our final schedule: Schedule (PDF)

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8:45am

Welcome

9:00am

Plenary Keynotes

Paul Ramsey

Jane Elith

10:20am

Morning tea

10:50am

Public Lecture Theatre
Tiles Tiles Tiles
Establishing a Serverless Dynamic Tile Generation Workflow
Callum Lynch
Lecture Theatre B
FOSS4G Adoption
Geospatial on a shoestring - my experiences in Native Title
Cameron Poole
Lecture Theatre C
State of the Map
BeyondTracks: an OpenStreetMap case study
Andrew Harvey

11:10am

11:30am

11:50am

Public Lecture Theatre
Tiles Tiles Tiles
Choosing Tegola to create vector tiles
Angus Scown
Lecture Theatre B
FOSS4G Adoption
The evolution of a homegrown QGIS developer
Nathan Woodrow
Lecture Theatre C
State of the Map
Does our choice of open data sets matter: a case study analysing public open space policy in Melbourne
Julianna Rozek

12:10pm

Public Lecture Theatre
Tiles Tiles Tiles
WMS-V - Video Map Tiles for the 3rd or 4th Dimension
Tim-Hinnerk Heuer
Lecture Theatre B
FOSS4G Adoption
Our journey adopting QGIS in a corporate environment
Emma Hain
Lecture Theatre C
State of the Map
Moving Through Country: A Community Based Project to Map and Share Indigenous Cultural Perspectives
Kate Crawford

12:30pm

Lunch

1:30pm

Public Lecture Theatre
Visualisation/Web Mapping
QGIS Sorceress in Training: A QGIS User’s Story
Hannah Dormido
Lecture Theatre B
The_Geom: A Space Oddity
10 Things I've Learnt About PostGIS
Daniel Silk
Lecture Theatre C
Data Matters
Secrets of Antony Green: Calculating notional margins for electoral redistributions
Alex Lum

1:50pm

Public Lecture Theatre
Visualisation/Web Mapping
QGIS for Exploratory Data Analysis and Visualisation
Nyall Dawson
Lecture Theatre B
The_Geom: A Space Oddity
Is the turf(js) greener on the other side? Lessons learnt from maintaining a FOSS4G library.
Rowan Winsemius
Lecture Theatre C
Data Matters
Open Source Spatial Tools for Biodiversity and Environmental Data in the Atlas of Living Australia
Peggy Newman

2:10pm

Public Lecture Theatre
Visualisation/Web Mapping
Māori Maps: layering of people and place
Hirini Tane
Lecture Theatre B
The_Geom: A Space Oddity
Dr. Strangedata or: How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love the_geom
Tom Lynch
Lecture Theatre C
Data Matters
Open Data for Australia's mining, oil, and gas sector
Jessie Cato

2:30pm

Public Lecture Theatre
Visualisation/Web Mapping
GeoBI: A data visualisation platform using D3, leaflet, Geoserver, PostGres and php
Neal Johnston
Lecture Theatre B
The_Geom: A Space Oddity
Falling off the edge of the world: Dealing with the antimeridian in spatial software
Craig de Stigter
Lecture Theatre C
Data Matters
Tupaia - Health resource mapping in Asia-Pacific
Michael Nunan

2:50pm

Public Lecture Theatre
Visualisation/Web Mapping
Bootleaf, an open-source web-map framework
Stephen Lead
Lecture Theatre B
The_Geom: A Space Oddity
Meshes are needed for geospatial work
Michael Sumner
Lecture Theatre C
Data Matters
Laying the Foundations for a National Building Outlines Dataset
Megan Davidson

3:10pm

Afternoon tea

3:40pm

Plenary Panel Session:  Human Evolution, Ethics and Open Source Mapping

Moderator: Maurits van der Vlugt

Panelists: Adam Steer, Hannah Dormido, Serryn Eagleson, Edwin Liava’a

5:00pm

End day