SPIDER announced through TU Delft communication channel
SPIDER was announced in the TU Delft faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment newsletter.
Copernicus Hackathon – an example of active learning
While they have not been rigorously documented for learning outcomes, hackathons expose students to new directions of study and opportunity (Duhring, 2014). They offer a project-oriented and active learning environment. Recent Copernicus hackathon held in Zagreb, Croatia was an…
Open SDI: Restoring the balance
On October 9th the SPIDER team presented the concept of Open SDI and its legal and ethical challenges to students of Wageningen University as part of the seminar Seminar Geodata, Citizens and Ethics. The presentation ‘Open SDI: Restoring the…
SPIDER Kick-off meeting
SPIDER Kick-off meeting was successfully held on October 21-22, 2019 in Hochschule Bochum, Lennershofstraße 140, 44801 Bochum, Germany. The project members discussed the work plan for the first intellectual outputs, agreed on the project and financial management as well…
Pre-project workshop “Towards Open Spatial Data Infrastructures”
Partners on SPIDER project proposal gathered at AGILE 2019 Conference in Limassol, Cyprus, 17-19 June, 2019, and organized a workshop titled “Towards Open Spatial Data Infrastructures“. Frederika Welle Donker (TU Delft), Ali Mansourian (LU), Ulrike Klein (HSB) and Dražen…
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