    cartome.org

4 September 2001

Source: http://www.digitalearth.gov/decm/decm5/

Digital Earth will be a virtual representation of our planet that enables a person to explore and interact with the vast amounts of natural and cultural information gathered about the Earth. (Consensus definition adopted at the Second Interagency Digital Earth Workshop [IDEW2], held 1999 September 22-23 at University of Maryland.) http://www.digitalearth.gov/vision.html

5th Digital Earth Community Meeting (DECM5)
2001 January 31
Capitol Union Building
Penn State Harrisburg
777 West Harrisburg Pike
Middletown PA, USA

Agenda (Word, 20kB) (HTML, 6kB)
Attendees (Excel, 49kB)

## Presentations

Developing Digital Earth Applications
  Jeff de La Beaujardiere, NASA GSFC
  Powerpoint, 432kB
Using the Digital Earth Interoperability Standards
  George Percivall, GST/NASA GSFC
  Powerpoint, 1.6MB
New Opportunities for Unexpected Partnerships
  Sidney Draggan, EPA
  Powerpoint, 86kB
Geography: Our Global Network
  Jerry Garegnani, ESRI
  Powerpoint, 1.5MB
Partnerships through Applications Development
  Kenneth Markowitz, EarthPace LLC
  Powerpoint, 41kB
Organizing For the Future
  Larry Roelofs, GST
  HTML
Digital Earth Cluster of the ESIP Federation
  Rob Raskin, NASA JPL
  Powerpoint, 70kB
Gridded Population of the World
  Alex de Sherbinin, CIESIN
  Powerpoint, 2.2MB
Bringing You the Digital Earth
  Justin Lancaster, Geo-Software Inc.
  QuickTime movie, 11MB
Digital Meadowlands
  Kirk Barrett, Rutgers University
  Powerpoint, 5.6MB
The Alignment of Digital Earth and the Digital Geospatial Clearinghouse
  Doug Nebert, FGDC
  Powerpoint, 636kB
Merging the Computer Sciences and the Geospatial Market
  Todd Bacastow, Penn State University
  Powerpoint, 251kB
Data Accessibility in a Digital Earth Marketplace
  Mark Reichardt, OGC
  Powerpoint, 2.1MB
What's Missing From Digital Earth? Thought Experiment: Space Station Management
  Steve Young, EPA
  Word, 25kB
The Big Picture
  John Moeller, FGDC
  Powerpoint, 2.9MB