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Sam Bacharach


Sam Bacharach is the executive director of outreach at the Open Geospatial Consortium, Inc. (OGC). He can be reached at sbacharach@opengeospatial.org.


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Mass-Market Geo Drives the Industry   November 25, 2008
By: Carl Reed,Sam Bacharach

Web-based geospatial applications that anyone can use are making geospatial technology ubiquitous. The success of these applications, however, depends on a variety of Internet and Web standards, as well as those provided by geospatial standards development organizations and initiatives. Standards...more >>

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OGC Sensor Web Standards Show GeoINT Potential   February 13, 2007
By: Sam Bacharach

On December 7 and 8, 2006, an invited group of civilian disaster managers and military geointelligence officials witnessed a demonstration of open geospatial standards prepared by members of the Open Geospatial Consortium, Inc. (OGC).

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Sharing Spatial Data Across Borders   October 17, 2006
By: Douglas Nebert,Sam Bacharach

Open standards for sharing geospatial data are bringing the United States and Canada closer together in the task of securing each country's borders.

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Integrating CAD and GIS Data to Enable Better Intelligence   June 1, 2006
By: Sam Bacharach

When seconds count, security depends on robust interoperability among all the systems that routinely provide information about the real world to bus drivers, electricians, and everyone else.

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Integrating CAD and GIS Data to Enable Better Intelligence   June 1, 2006
By: Sam Bacharach

When seconds count, security depends on robust interoperability among all the systems that routinely provide information about the real world to bus drivers, electricians, and everyone else.

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Advancing the Sensor Web   June 1, 2005
By: Sam Bacharach

What will a global tsunami-warning system look like? It will be a Sensor Web, a collection of sensors on buoys in the world's ocean earthquake zones, wirelessly connected to a network. The sensors will continuously report their three-dimensional location as well as vertical motion and vibration....more >>

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Advancing the Sensor Web   June 1, 2005
By: Sam Bacharach

What will a global tsunami-warning system look like? It will be a Sensor Web, a collection of sensors on buoys in the world's ocean earthquake zones, wirelessly connected to a network. The sensors will continuously report their three-dimensional location as well as vertical motion and vibration....more >>








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