Vol-1570
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R@Loc 2016
Research@Locate'16

Proceedings of the 3rd annual conference of Research@Locate, the academic research stream at Locate 2016

Melbourne, Australia, April 12 - 14, 2016.

Edited by

Alan Both *
Matt Duckham *
Allison Kealy **

* RMIT University, School of Science, 3000 Melbourne, Australia
** The University of Melbourne, Department of Infrastructure Engineering, 3010 Parkville, Australia

Research@Locate'16 complete proceedings volume (single PDF file)

Table of Contents

Front Matter

Day 2

Session 1, Build

Dataset and Feature-Level Provenance Integration for Spatial Datasets 1-6
Nicholas Car
End User Awareness Towards GNSS Positioning Performance and Testing 7-12
Ridhwanuddin Tengku, Allison Kealy
Introducing a Framework for Automatically Differentiating Witness Accounts of Events from Social Media 13-18
Marie Truelove, Maria Vasardani, Stephan Winter
Mining the Co-existence of POIs in OpenStreetMap for Faulty Entry Detection 19-24
Alireza Kashian, Kai-Florian Richter, Abbas Rajabifard, Yiqun Chen

Session 3, Protect

Exploring Kimberley Bushfires in Space and Time 25-29
Ulanbek Turdukulov, Tristan Fazio
The Case Study of an Australian Crime Dataset 30-35
Jessica Liebig, Asha Rao

Session 4, Sustain

Engaging Communities for Prioritising Natural Resource Management and Biodiversity Conservation Actions 36-40
Robert Milne, Birgita Hansen

Day 3

Session 1, Build

Historic Urban Landscapes and Visualising Ballarat: Citizen Participation for Sustainable Urban Planning and Design 41-46
Angela Murphy, Peter Dahlhaus, Helen Thompson

Session 2, Prosper

The Victorian Digital Cadastre: Challenges and Investigations 47-52
Hamed Olfat, Davood Shojaei, Mark Briffa
How VGI Intersects with Land Administration 53-58
Shima Rahmatizadeh, Mohsen Kalantari, Abbas Rajabifard, Serene Ho, Ali Daneshpour

Session 3, Protect

Using GIS techniques and Quantitative Morphometric Analysis to Evaluate the Groundwater Resources in the Central Flinders Ranges, South Australia 59-64
Alaa Ismail, Ian Clark
Diurnal and Seasonal Surface Temperature Variations: A Case Study in Baghdad 65-70
Mustafa Naem, Robert Corner, Ashraf Dewan

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