Wednesday, June 22th, 2022. Time: 15h
Online – Session link: https://meet.google.com/ywr-jgsi-pzw
ABSTRACT
The Government of Catalonia and CIMNE are creating the Piksel model/simulation-oriented GIS++ platform to support decision making and predictive capacity of territorial management. GIS simulations and models are labor intensive to construct – opening the system to outside participation is key to ensuring new content and functionality.
The GIS++ platform is the central tool from which the results of the different challenges/models will be displayed. In this Coffee Talk, the architecture behind the visualization platform is explained and the integration of the models in the platform will be analyzed as the final point of this Piplates/Piksel special series.
The presentation will be given in Spanish.
SPEAKER CV
Claudio Zinggerling is a Computer Science Engineer by the National Technological University of Santa Fe – Argentina, accredited to Computer Science Engineer In Spain. Advanced Studies Diploma by the Technical University of Catalonia. He has wide experience in the integration of decision support systems (DSS) and Geographical Information Systems (GIS) technology, which has allowed him to participate as much in diverse courses to university level as of different programs from postgraduates related to the GIS. Since 2002, technical manager of the RD department in GIS the International Centre for Numerical Methods in Engineering (CIMNE) and one of the technical people in charge group of Technology of the Information and communication of CIMNE. Their main tasks are the investigation and development of each one of the lines associated to the GIS, the DSS to intelligent interfaces within CIMNE. Claudio is the main developer of the Sigpro, an ERP for the comprehensive management of R&D&i projects, providing a complete support for the management and monitoring of all documentation, including the justification of the costs of publicly funded projects. Other interests and research lines include blockchain and ICT architecture for marketplaces.
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