PROCEEDINGS
for the 19th International
CODATA Conference
THE INFORMATION SOCIETY:
NEW HORIZONS FOR SCIENCE
Berlin, Germany — 7-10 November 2004
Speakers
CODATA
2004 Proceedings Index
Keynotes
Plenaries
Data Archiving
Data Quality
Data Visualization
E-Learning
Environmental
Informatics
Gas Hydrates
Infoscience
Today
Interoperability
Knowledge
Discovery
Multi-disciplinary
Data Projects
Open Scientific Communications
Publication and
Citation of Scientific Data
Scientific
Data for Economic Development
Scientific Informatics
in EurAsia
World Summit on the Information
Society (WSIS)
Posters
Submission/Publication Guidelines
Organization Committees
The
International Scientific Program Committee
The Scientific Advisory Committee
The Local Organization Committee
Scientific Program
Program at a Glance
Final Detailed
Program Book [large pdf file - you may want to right-click and save
to your computer]
General Information About the
Program
Eva Siekierska
At the present time Dr. Eva Siekierska is working in the Ministry of the Natural Resources of Canada, Earth Sciences Sector, Geomatics Canada. She is a leader of a project team working on a Visualization of Integrated Knowledge for Sustainable Development Decision Making [http://sdki.nrcan.gc.ca].
Her previous positions
included: Manager of Innovation and Technology Service and an Assistant
Director of the Applied Research and Development Service at the Ministry
of Energy, Mines and Resources, Canada. Her main research interests are
conventional and electronic cartography, mapping for blind and visually
impaired, gender and cartography and visualization in application to sustainable
development of natural resources. Additionally, she has strong interest
in academic teaching. For past six years she held a position of Adjunct
Research Professor at the Carleton University, Ottawa. She also served
as a Visiting Professor at the ITC (Aero Surveys and Earth Sciences Institute),
in Enschede, the Netherlands.
Dr. E. Siekierska is active in the International Cartographic Associations, where is chaired Commission on Gender and Cartography, co-chaired Commission on National and Regional Atlases and participated in Commissions on Maps and Internet and Commission on Visualization and Virtual Environments.
She is a recipient of several awards including 2003 Public Service of Canada APEX award for Leadership in Service Innovation received for a new approach service to benefit Canadians with special needs.