Table of Contents

• EnviroInfo Conferences: Knowledge Exchange Platform for Information Technology in Environmental Sustainability Research - State 2011 and OutlookWerner Pillmann. 1-8 [doi]
• INSPIRE, GMES, GEOSS & Eye on Earth: making it all work, togetherPaul Smits. 9-11 [doi]
• Creating and Sharing Environmental Information with Collaborative Web TechnologiesArno Scharl. 12-15 [doi]
• NextGen Environmental Health Analysis: Community-Centric Approaches and ToolsMargaret M. MacDonell. 16-19 [doi]
• A Novel Spatially Explicit Integrated Modeling Tool for Assessing P Accumulation in Agricultural SoilsDominique Gaertner, Raniero Della Peruta, Armin Keller. 20-29 [doi]
• Social Validation of INSPIRE Standards Using Online CommunitiesLisa Maurer, Patrick Höfler. 30-35 [doi]
• Sustainability assessment using geostatistical analysis and spatial modeling in El-Tina plain in EgyptSaid Nawar, Mohamed Reda, Fatahalla Farag, Alaa H. ElNahry. 36-45 [doi]
• Uncertainty propagation in chained web based modeling services: the case of eHabitatJon O. Skøien, Michael Schulz, Grégoire Dubois, Richard Jones, Gerard B. M. Heuvelink, Dan Cornford. 46-58 [doi]
• Advanced Procedure for the Monitoring of Settlement and Open Space Development on Basis of Topographical Geodata Sets in the IOER-MonitorGotthard Meinel. 59-68 [doi]
• A Virtual Research Environment for Long-Term Monitoring of a Waste Deposit with Free and Open Source SoftwareMirko Filetti, Albrecht Gnauck. 69-81 [doi]
• Identifying Information with Environmental Relevance in Web Sites of the Public Administration Using Automatic ClassificationFranz Schenk, Daniel Meyerholt. 82-95 [doi]
• Using OGC standards for data exchange between the environmental modeling framework JAMS and the environmental information system RBISFranziska Zander, Christian Fischer, Sven Kralisch. 96 [doi]
• Predictive models of forest development in SloveniaMarko Debeljak, Bernard Zenko, Ales Poljanec. 97-100 [doi]
• A Short History of Sustainability Oriented Modelling EndeavoursKarl-Heinz Simon. 101-110 [doi]
• A Sociocybernetic Approach to Meta-modelling for the European Environmental Information SpaceBernd R. Hornung. 111 [doi]
• Towards the Integration of Environmental Information in EuropeWerner Pillmann. 112-121 [doi]
• A system approach to the integration of ecosystem services with DPSIR componentsCorrado Iannucci, Michele Munafò, Valter Sambucini. 122-129 [doi]
• Modelling Environmental Information Processes: A Meta-model Approach for Water ManagementAlbrecht Gnauck. 130-136 [doi]
• Similarities of Environmental Health Data of Persistent Organic Pollutants in three Countries Analyzed by the PyHasse SoftwareKristina Voigt, Rainer Brüggemann, Hagen Scherb, Ismet Cok, Birgül Mazmnci, Ali Mazmanci, Cafer Turgut, Karl-Werner Schramm. 137-144 [doi]
• Human and Animal Health Interactions: Computer Supported Communications Mitigate Pandemic Risks of Avian InfluenzaWalter J. Armbruster. 145-150 [doi]
• Using air pollution health risk assessment for future land use planning in Korba, IndiaDebapratim Pandit, Subrata Chattopadhyay. 151-160 [doi]
• Participatory approaches to light pollution mitigation: a case history from ItalyAndrea Giacomelli, Francesco Giubbilini, Simona Lombardelli, Stefano Costa, Luca Delucchi. 161-169 [doi]
• Networking Activities of Environmental Specimen BanksMaria Rüther, Jan Koschorreck, Thomas Bandholtz. 170-178 [doi]
• Building a Sustainable Information System in the Domain of Chemical and Biological SafetyMatthias Menger, Patrick Ackermann, Thomas Bandholtz, Rainer Jaspert, Antoine Logean. 179-188 [doi]
• Use of the PrussiaRiskware Concept for the Construction of a Model for Risk Evaluation for the Agricultural Reuse of Sewage SludgeRobert Ackermann, Wolfgang Seis, Katja Jung, Matthias Finkbeiner. 189-199 [doi]
• Exploiting the Potential of Environmental Information Systems for Risk, Crisis and Environmental Management ApplicationsThomas Usländer, Thomas Batz. 200-209 [doi]
• Integrating Workflow and Document Management with Domain Applications by Using MS Sharepoint 2010 with REST InterfacesChristopher Stolle, Kurt Sparber, Matthias Menger. 210-219 [doi]
• Spatial zoning of precipitation by geo-statistical methods and DEM as auxiliary variable in northeast of IranHossein Sanaeinejad, Negar Siabi, Marjan Ghaemi. 220-227 [doi]
• Emission Trade Assistant: Prototype Implementation and Lessons learnedPhilip Joschko, Hennes Schäfer, Nicolas Denz, Christian Schmitz, Bernd Page. 228-237 [doi]
• Sensor Web Enablement based Model Web Implementation for Climate Change ApplicationsMihai Bartha, Peter Kutschera, Denis Havlik. 238-252 [doi]
• Assessment criteria for policy on ICT and climate changeGiovanna Sissa. 253-260 [doi]
• CryoLand - the GMES Downstream Service Snow and Land IceThomas Nagler, Gerhard Triebnig, Christian Schiller. 261-269 [doi]
• A scenario-based approach to assessing the exposure and flood risk of Ho Chi Minh City's urban development strategy in times of Climate ChangeHarry Storch, Nigel Keith Downes, Hendrik Rujner. 270-279 [doi]
• A Model for the Evaluation of Potential Energy Conservation of Data Center Focusing on the Air Conditioning Options in JapanShunsuke Mori, Masashi Ohkura, Hidetaka Ohkura. 280-289 [doi]
• Measurement and Rating of Software-induced Energy Consumption of Desktop PCs and ServersMarkus Dick, Eva Kern, Jakob Drangmeister, Stefan Naumann, Timo Johann. 290-299 [doi]
• Sharing Laboratory Infrastructures for Integrating more Energy from Renewable Sources to the Grid - The FP7 project DERri - Distributed Energy Resources Research InfrastructureElisabeth Mrakotsky, Christoph Mayr, Matthias Stifter, Thomas I. Strasser. 300-308 [doi]
• Early achievements towards an automatic assessment of the uncertainty in solar irradiation using web servicesLucien Wald, Philippe Blanc, Bella Espinar, Benoît Gschwind, Mireille Lefèvre, Lionel Ménard, Fabien Wald, Carsten Hoyer-Klick, Marion Schroedter-Homscheidt, Claire Thomas. 309-318 [doi]
• The Multi-Disciplinary Interoperability ChallengeMassimo Craglia, Stefano Nativi, Laura Díaz, Lorenzino Vaccari. 319-320 [doi]
• Integrating Semantic Search for Relational Data into Environmental Information SystemsAndreas Abecker, Ulrich Bügel, Renate Ebel, Thorsten Schlachter. 321-329 [doi]
• Semantics in Ecosystem Research and MonitoringHerbert Schentz, Johannes Peterseil, Barbara Magagna, Michael Mirtl. 330-342 [doi]
• LOD-ready Environmental Terminology with iQvocThomas Bandholtz, Joachim Fock, Astrid Wolff, Herbert Schentz. 343-352 [doi]
• Towards a Multilingual Framework for SEISMonica De Martino, Marina Monti, Riccardo Albertoni. 353-360 [doi]
• Footprinted.org: experiences from using linked open data for environmental impact informationJorge Luis Zapico, Bianca Sayan, Leonardo Bonanni, Marko Turpeinen, Steve Young. 361-369 [doi]
• Integrating Environment into the Linked Data CloudPilar León Araúz, Pedro J. Magaña Redondo, Pamela Faber. 370-379 [doi]
• EEA and Linked Environment Data - A status reportSoeren Roug. 380-389 [doi]
• InGrid - The development of a metadata editor in the context of INSPIREFred A. Kruse, Franz Schenk. 390-394 [doi]
• Integrated Geo-Metadata Management in the Federal State of the Saarland (Germany) and it's MunicipalitiesPeter Fischer-Stabel, Bettina Barth, Michaela Rosar. 395-402 [doi]
• Environmental data and INSPIRE - Exemplified at the Water Framework Directive (WFD)/Flood Risks Directive (FRD) in Saxony and INSPIRE - Annex I - Hydrography (HY)Heino Rudolf. 403-404 [doi]
• Sharing European soil information - Best practice contribution to INSPIRE -Katharina Feiden, Emil Fulajtár, Endre Dobos, Herbert Schentz, Einar Eberhardt, Rainer Baritz, Carlos Figueiredo, Sigbert Huber, Hermann Klug. 405-411 [doi]
• EOMOUNT - A satellite data based near-realtime observing system at local/regional scaleChristian Steurer, Claudia Notarnicola, Roberto Monsorno, Armin Costa, Anke Tetzlaff, Sebastian Geidel, Marc Zebisch. 412-418 [doi]
• Development of the reference model for the marine spatial data infrastructure Germany (MDI-DE)Christian Rüh, Peter Korduan, Ralf Bill. 419-425 [doi]
• Monitoring of a Transport Infrastructure via a Sensor-enabled SDILorenzo Bigagli, Stefano Nativi, Mattia Santoro, Enrico Boldrini, Paolo Mazzetti. 426-435 [doi]
• Toward a quality aware SDI to assess agricultural water consumptionMickael Beaufils, Jean-Michel Follin. 436-445 [doi]
• Ontology based description of satellite imageries for application based data queryingThai Binh Tran, Thilo Wehrmann, Verena Klinger, Claudia Kuenzer, Klaus Greve. 446-452 [doi]
• Environmental Modeling and Simulation: a subjective update to the state of the art based on the topics of the annual workshop of the working groupJochen Wittmann. 453-459 [doi]
• Assessment Database Supporting Implementation of Water Framework Directive in Schleswig-HolsteinFriedhelm Hosenfeld, Johanna Lietz, Michael Trepel. 460-466 [doi]
• A Software Platform Towards a Comparison of Cars - A Case Study for Handling Ratio-Based Decisions -Jochen Wittmann, Johann Markert, Sebastian Plura, Rainer Brüggemann. 467-476 [doi]
• Application of Kriging Algorithms for Solving some Water Nets Management TasksJan Studzinski. 477-488 [doi]
• Analysing kettle holes in Mecklenburg in the last 225 years using an interdisciplinary virtual research laboratoryAnnelie Mai, Ralf Bill. 489-497 [doi]
• Concept of a Universal Mobile Application Accessing Environmental Information SystemsThorsten Schlachter, Clemens Düpmeier, Werner Geiger, Rainer Weidemann, Renate Ebel, Martina Tauber, Klaus Zetzmann. 498-504 [doi]
• Integrating Volunteered Human Sensor Data into Crowd-sourced Platforms: A Use Case on Noise Pollution Monitoring and OpenStreetMapTheodor Foerster, Laura Díaz, Arne Bröring. 505-509 [doi]
• Dynamical Surveying Adjustments for Crowd-sourced Data ObservationsSergiusz Pawlowicz, Didier G. Leibovici, Roy Heines-Young, Richard Saull, Mike Jackson 0004. 510-520 [doi]
• Integration of Sensor Data and their Presentation in Regional Environmental Information Systems and Mobile ApplicationsMarc Beck, Christian Hempe, Rolf Krieger, Andreas Mut, Bernhard Schmitt. 521-528 [doi]
• EnviA - Coordinating Improved Environmental Information Access and DiscoveryJohanna Kieniewicz, Allan Sudlow, Elizabeth Newbold. 529 [doi]
• Methodology to form an Industrial Eco-system in the Municipality of Torrelavega (Northern Spain)M. Carmen Ruiz Puente, Elena Romero Arozamena, Alberto Diez Ibarbia, David Ortiz Maza. 530-534 [doi]
• Large scale GMO cultivation assessment: Tools for monitoring and modelling potential GMO impactsGunther Schmidt 0003, Broder Breckling, Lukas Kleppin, Winfried Schröder. 535-543 [doi]
• Databases for agri-food products LCA - How much detail do we need?Ricardo Teixeira. 544-548 [doi]
• The project ENDORSE: exploiting EO data to develop pre-market services in renewable energyLucien Wald, Claire Thomas, Sophie Cousin, Philippe Blanc, Lionel Ménard, Marion Schroedter-Homscheidt, Elena Gaboardi, Emilio Simeone, Gerd Heilscher, Sophie Jacques, Sebastiano B. Serpico, Thomas A. Huld, Dominique Dumortier. 549-556 [doi]
• eCarUs - a tool for optimal placement of stations for electric vehicle batteriesJérôme Agater, Helge Arjangui, Malin Gandor, Michael Mengelkamp, Henning Schröder, Janina Siemer, Marcel Strudthoff, Bernhard Wagner, Ute Vogel, Christian Hinrichs, Stefan Scherfke. 557-561 [doi]
• Analysis and visualization of material flows in the manufacturing process of computer hardware and their geographical aspectsNadine Kolley, Henry Rechenbach. 562-567 [doi]
• The Solarservice Bremen - a Web-GIS Based Information Service for Solar Energy for the City of BremenKonstanze Steinhausen. 568-572 [doi]
• IT-for-Green: Next Generation CEMIS for Environmental, Energy and Resource ManagementBarbara Rapp, Andreas Solsbach, Tariq Mahmoud, Ammar Memari, Jörg Bremer. 573-581 [doi]
• Analysing land-use effects on the carbon balance of biofuels by coupling a spatial model to LCAFlorian Humpenöder, Rüdiger Schaldach, Yalda Shayeghi, Liselotte Schebek. 582-591 [doi]
• Approaches to the Dynamic Energy Footprinting of Online MediaDaniel Schien, Chris Preist, Paul Shabajee, Mike Yearworth. 592-600 [doi]
• Accounting for sustainable organisations: where is the accountant and why it matters?Dimitar Zvezdov. 601-606 [doi]
• Understanding the Sustainability of Digital Products in the News Media IndustryStephen G. Wood. 607-616 [doi]
• UPIOM Cube: A New Tool for Visualization of Inter-industry Flow of Various Types of Material with its Application to Car ProductionYasushi Kondo, Shinichiro Nakamura. 617-622 [doi]
• Indicators identification and assessment for industrial areas renewal supporting on industrial ecologyElena Romero, M. Carmen Ruiz, David Ortiz, Alberto Díez. 623-632 [doi]
• Forecast of the energy and material demands of a paint shop by an assistant-supported parameterized material flow based decision support systemBenjamin Boehnke, Steffen Witte, Volker Wohlgemuth. 633-638 [doi]
• iSTORM - Idea and Reference Architecture approaching Inter-organisational sustainability ReportingAndreas Solsbach, Ralf Isenmann, Jorge Marx Gómez. 639-646 [doi]
• Representing information in Occupational Safety and Health (OSAH)-Management and OSAH-Compliance on corporate levelHans-Knud Arndt, Sebastian Tietz. 647-658 [doi]
• Integrating ERP and Environmental Information Systems - the Case of Life Cycle InventoriesMarcel Severith, Lorenz M. Hilty. 659-668 [doi]
• Evaluation categorizes, technologies decision for a Composite Environmental Performance Indicators (LWC-EPI) solutionNaoum Jamous, Frederik Kramer, Gamal Kassem. 669-682 [doi]
• A Central Collaborative CEMISNabil Allam, Tariq Mahmoud, Horst Junker, Jorge Marx Gómez. 683-691 [doi]
• CEMIS Software Available on the German MarketNabil Allam, Horst Junker. 692-700 [doi]
• Cataloging and structuring of IT-based methods for the support of sustainable planning and governance in enterprisesNils Giesen, Nick Zuschke. 701-710 [doi]
• A review of tools for PCF and LCA in the agri-food sectorRicardo Teixeira, Lori Gustavus, Anne Himeno, Sara Pax. 711-718 [doi]
• Implementation of a modular web-based multi-method Tool for the Assessment of Biofuel Sustainability StandardsAndi H. Widok, Tobias Ziep, Volker Wohlgemuth. 719-728 [doi]
• Concept and Implementation of a Service API for the Remote Access to Life Cycle Assessment DatabasesClemens Düpmeier, Oliver Kusche. 729-736 [doi]
• LCA of ICT application for dematerialization in Italian Public AdministrationNadia Mirabella, Lucia Rigamonti, Simona Scalbi. 737-746 [doi]
• Tools for environment's web application for Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)Rémy Jobin, Marion Sié. 747-750 [doi]
• Computational challenges in huge LCA and EEIOA systemsReinout Heijungs, Arjan de Koning. 751-754 [doi]
• A scalable implementation of the track summing algorithm for Emergy calculation with Life Cycle Inventory databasesAntonino Marvuglia, Enrico Benetto, Benedetto Rugani, Gordon Rios. 755-764 [doi]
• Environmental impact assessment of electricity production by photovoltaic system using GEOSS recommendations on interoperabilityLionel Ménard, Benoît Gschwind, Isabelle Blanc, Didier Beloin-Saint-Pierre, Lucien Wald, Philippe Blanc, Thierry Ranchin, Roland Hischier, Simone Gianfranceschi, Steven Smolders, Marc Gilles, Cyril Grassin. 765-774 [doi]
• Linking PCF, LCA and ecodesign - A practical approach for the food sectorPhilippe Schiesser, Ricardo Teixeira, Anne Himeno, Andrew Southwood. 775-782 [doi]
• Carbon Footprint in Canteen Kitchens - Calculation of Carbon Foodprints at a UniversityChristian Manthey, Kirtan Bergheim, Yardena Gerlach, Nico Grasshoff, Max Plischtil. 783-786 [doi]
• Stochastic Assessment by Monte Carlo Simulation for LCI applied to steel process chain: The ArcelorMittal Steel Poland S.A. in Krakow, Poland case studyBoguslaw Bieda. 787-798 [doi]
• Integrating CAD, PLM and LCA: new concepts, data model, architecture & integration proposalsJean-Pierre Theret, Damien Evrard, Fabrice Mathieux, Yannick Le Guern, Patrick Chemla. 799-808 [doi]
• The International Reference Life Cycle Data System (ILCD) Format - Basic Concepts and Implementation of Life Cycle Impact Assessment (LCIA) Method Data SetsMarc-Andree Wolf, Oliver Kusche, Clemens Düpmeier. 809-817 [doi]
• Comparative evaluation of life cycle assessment software programs: a case study for biodiesel and diesel fuelRogério Rodrigues Sallaberry, Katia Nunes, Luiz Fernando Cybis, Liselotte Schebek. 818-821 [doi]
• Emission Inventory and Predict from Road Traffic Sources for HanoiVan Manh Vu, Phuong Thuy Bui, Hoanh Duy Do. 822-831 [doi]
• The TaToo Semantic Case - Requirements, impacts and applicationsGerald Schimak, Bojan Bozic, Alexander Kaufmann, Jan Peters-Anders, Pascal Dihé, Andrea Emilio Rizzoli, Tomás Pariente Lobo, Giuseppe Avellino. 832-847 [doi]
• Applying semantics in the environmental domain: The TaToo project approachGiuseppe Avellino, Tomás Pariente Lobo, Gerald Schimak, Andrea Emilio Rizzoli, Pascal Dihé. 848-855 [doi]
• Publishing Agro-Environmental Data to a Semantically Unified Environmental Information Space: a Case StudySasa Nesic, Andrea Emilio Rizzoli, Ioannis N. Athanasiadis, Marcello Donatelli. 856-867 [doi]
• Semantic approach for tagging anthropogenic impacts of multidomain data resources - case study of TaToo toolsJirí Hrebícek, Miroslav Kubásek. 868-877 [doi]
• Using TaToo services to enhance information retrieval about climate change consequences - Demonstration of the Climate Twins scenarioJan Peters-Anders, Tomás Pariente Lobo, Joachim Ungar, Wolfgang Loibl. 878-887 [doi]
• The TaToo Portal - Tagging and Discovery within TaTooLuca Petronzio, Giuseppe Avellino, Tomás Pariente Lobo, José María Fuentes, Sinan Yurtsever. 888-896 [doi]
• Leveraging the Future Internet - Public Private Partnership for the Environmental Usage AreaDenis Havlik, Sven Schade, Wout van Wijk, Thomas Usländer, Juanjo Hierro. 897-908 [doi]
• BRISEIDE a spatio-temporal framework to support environmental analysis and emergency managementFederico Prandi, Raffaele de Amicis, Giuseppe Conti, Stefano Piffer, Alberto Debiasi, Marco Calderan. 909-919 [doi]
• ICT solutions supporting collaborative information acquisition, situation assessment and decision making in contemporary environmental management problems: the DIADEM approachSahar Asadi, Costin Badica, Tina Comes, Claudine Conrado, Vanessa Evers, Frans C. A. Groen, Sorin Ilie, Jan Steen Jensen, Achim J. Lilienthal, Bianca Milan, Thomas Neidhart, Kees Nieuwenhuis, Sepideh Pashami, Gregor Pavlin, Jan Pehrsson, Rani Pinchuk, Mihnea Scafes, Leo Schou-Jensen, Frank Schultmann, Niek J. E. Wijngaards. 920-931 [doi]
• NATURE-SDIplus, a Network for SDI in Nature ConservationGiorgio Saio, Carmelo Attardo, Marketa Hanzlova. 932 [doi]
• Data Management in the Coastal Observing System COSYNAGisbert Breitbach, Hajo Krasemann. 933-940 [doi]
• geoland2 SDI: A Spatial Data Infrastructure component for the GMES Land Monitoring Core ServiceErwin Goor, Yves Coene, The Hoa Nguyen, Marek Tinz, Daniel Langhans, Gerhard Triebnig, Stephan Meissl, Gedas Vaitkus. 941-948 [doi]
• Processing on Demand of EO value-added vegetation productsErwin Goor, Dirk Daems, Lieve Van den Heuvel, Steven Smolders. 949-954 [doi]
• Spatial Monitor Flanders: Managing spatial data in support of policy makingBjorn Debecker, Thérèse Steenberghen, Paul Jacxsens. 955-966 [doi]