Geo-Cyber Infrastructure A look into the future of DGIP

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Geo-Cyber Infrastructure A look into the future of DGIP Chaowei Phil Yang JLGIP, JCISC ESGS, College of Science George Mason University DGIP Panel, AAG Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, 4/21/2007

Killer Applications Challenges: Map from WTOP.com Challenges: Applications that can Bring Impact to Our Daily Life Solve Relevant Science and Technology Problems Provide Operational Services, such as real time routing

Infrastructure, Digital Library 2 Earth Yang et al 2006 Challenges: Enough Interoperable Spcs/Stds (ISO, FGDC, OGC, etc.) Policy cross domain, jurisdiction boundary, etc. A forum where we can discuss, advocate, advance the area

Leveraging Computing- Networking Power Challenges: Awareness of CyberInfrastructure for Geo Applications Geospatial Middleware & Grid Enable Geo Applications Resource Supporting