Agenda of the Workshop

This agenda will dynamically evolve in the next two weeks as we receive and accept presentation proposals. Therefore, please check back again soon.
If you want to contribute to the workshop please contact kutzner@tum.de.

THURSDAY, 20 June 2013

Topics

• Improved Support for Simulations and other Applications, e.g.
  • Coupling of CityGML with different types of simulations; time varying feature properties (spatial and thematic, e.g. energy demand or production potential for a building along the course of the day / week / year)
  • Qualified attributes (metadata at individual attribute level like lineage, accuracy, unit of measure, date of acquisition etc.)
• LOD Concept of CityGML, e.g.
  • semantic and geometric LODs
  • definition of separate indoor LODs; floorplans
  • more / less / continuous LOD levels

(A more detailed explanation of the topics can be found here: Workshop Topics)

Agenda

Time	Topic	Presenters
10:00-10:20	Welcome address from the organizers	Thomas H. Kolbe (Chair of Geoinformatics, TU München) Steve Smyth or Carsten Roensdorf (Chair of OGC CityGML SWG) Gerhard Groeger (Chair of Modelling Group of SIG 3D)
10:20-12:30	Improved Support for Simulations and other Applications	Thomas H. Kolbe (TU München): Using CityGML as a platform for cascading simulations Heino Rudolf, Volker Kraut (M.O.S.S.): CityGML for Environmental Monitoring Hardy Stapelfeldt (Stapelfeldt GmbH): Usage of CityGML for Environmental Noise Propagation Simulation - Experiences and Issues Claus Nagel (virtualcitySYSTEMS): CityGML and Finite Element Method (FEM) based simulations - Requirements and Challenges Michael Schönstein (Bentley): CityGML based 3D modeling with Bentley MicroStation & Map V8i
12:30-13:30	Lunch break
13:30-15:00	LOD Concept of CityGML	Joachim Benner (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology): SIG3D Proposal for an enhanced CityGML LOD Concept [Presentation] Filip Biljecki, John Zhao, Jantien Stoter, Hugo Ledoux (TU Delft): Towards an integrated definition of the concept of LoDs in 3D city modelling [Abstract] [Presentation]
15:00-15:30	Coffee break
15:30-17:00	LOD Concept of CityGML	Claus Nagel (virtualcitySYSTEMS): Integrating LODs from different data sources - A practical view on the CityGML LOD concept [Presentation] Tatjana Kutzner (TU München): Thoughts about the CityGML LOD concept and its modification [Presentation]
18:00-22:00	Social Event in a Munich beer garden or cellar <<< New - The directions: [Augustinerkeller] >>>

FRIDAY, 21 June 2013

Topics

• Extension of CityGML by new Objects, e.g.
  • Support for other types of constructions like walls, fences etc.
  • Utility networks (e.g. UtilityNetworkADE)
• Stronger Harmonisation with 2D Cadastre and Models, e.g.
  • Admissibility of 2D geometries, definition of LOD0

(A more detailed explanation of the topics can be found here: Workshop Topics)

Agenda

Time	Topic	Presenters
09:00-10:30	Extension of CityGML by new Objects	Thomas Becker (TU Berlin): Extending CityGML for Utility Networks Joachim Benner (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology): Proposals of SIG3D and KIT for new features in the Building module Ki-Joune Li (Pusan National University): Linking IndoorGML with CityGML Linda van den Brink (Geonovum), Marie-Lise Vautier (IGN): Extending CityGML for other constructions [Abstract] Dorota Iwaszczuk, Ludwig Hoegner, Silvia Beer, Susanne Casper, Uwe Stilla (TU München): Potential to store façade information in CityGML
10:30-11:00	Coffee break
11:00-12:30	Extension of CityGML by new Objects	Gerhard Gröger (Universität Bonn): Harmonization between CityGML and INSPIRE Buildings Carl Steven Smyth (Open Site Plan): Separate the Conceptual Model from the CityGML Encoding [Abstract] Linda van den Brink (Geonovum): UML-Based Approach to model Application Domain Extensions of CityGML [Abstract] Detlev Wagner (Hochschule für Technik Stuttgart): Reorganization of Conformance Requirements [Abstract]
12:30-13:30	Lunch break
13:30-15:00	Stronger Harmonisation with 2D Cadastre and Models	Carsten Roensdorf (Ordnance Survey): Integration of 3D cadaster, addressing and topography Jantien Stoter (TU Delft): The national CityGML standard in The Netherlands: explanation, experiences and requests for stronger harmonisation with 2D models [Abstract] Carl Steven Smyth (Open Site Plan): Add Support for Parameterized Implicit Geometries [Abstract]
For members of OGC CityGML SWG only:
15:30-17:00         (17:30)	OGC CityGML SWG Meeting