GeoRoundtable
Current Activities and Developments
Spatial Web Foundation: Distinguished Engineering Fellow
IEEE Spatial Web Protocol, Architecture and Governance: Vice Chair
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IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing: Standards Committee, Vice Chair
Analysis-Ready Data and FAIR-AI—Standardization of Research Collaboration and Transparency Across Earth-Observation Communities, GRSS Magazine, June 2023
IGARSS 2023: ARD, FAIR EARTH OBSERVATION PRINCIPLES, DATA FUSION: WHERE ARE WE AND WHERE DO WE NEED TO GO?
IGARSS 2023: GRSS ENTERPRISE MODEL: STRUCTURING A DISCUSSION ABOUT STANDARDS AND BEST PRACTICES
Augmented Reality/XR Technology by Ethar : Advisor
Contact George Percivall mailto:percivall@ieee.org
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Blogs
Innovation, Maturation and Adaptation for Standards Development
Innovations and Standards: a complex adaptive system perspective
GeoRoundtable is a consultancy to facilitate geospatial technology development. GeoRoundtable is builds on: 1) geospatial technology expertise based on NASA projects (EOS, ESTO, Digital Earth), geo standards (IEEE, ISO/IEC/ITU, OGC), computer engineering, and remote sensing; 2) Roundtable facilitation expertise based on leadership of numerous international, open workshops; and St John's College seminar methodology.
Previous Technology Leadership
NSF Institute for Geospatial Understanding through an Integrative Discovery Environment (I-GUIDE)
Open Geospatial Consortium
Geospatial Fusion
Sensor Web Enablement
NASA Digital Earth Office
WMS Global Mosaic: world's first online global mosaic; United Nations, Dec 2002
NASA Mission to Planet Earth
"Application Of Complexity Theories To Evolutionary System Development", The Evolution of Complexity, 1995
Iterative development for large information systems (ECS Evaluation Packages, EO Observer, 1994)
General Motors Systems Engineering
GM EV1 Electric Vehicle Program: Vehicle System Engineer, Vehicle Technical Specification
Systems engineering in the automotive industry. NCOSE Annual Conference 1992
Hughes Aircraft Space and Communication satellites
GOES/GMS weather satellites