Environmental Informatics and Industrial Ecology

September 10-12, 2008, Leuphana University of Lüneburg, Germany

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Important Dates

12.09.2007

Call for papers Poster

18.03.2008

Submission of extended abstracts

10.04.2008

Notification of acceptance

31.05.2008

Final version of the papers

30.06.2008

Early payment deadline

10.-12.09.2008

EnviroInfo 2008 conference

Wednesday, September 10 Afternoon
Paper Session 1.1 - 13.30 - 15.00
WS - ICT-based Corporate Communication and Sustainability Reporting Chair: Ralf Isenmann, Claus Lang-Koetz, Jorge Marx Gómez	WS - Instruments for supporting sustainable environmental planning Chair: Mariele Evers	Applications of Geographical Information Systems Chair: Alberto Susini	WS – Towards an Integrated Information Space for the Environment in Europe Chair: Thomas Pick, Werner Pillmann, Werner Geiger
Automated Reporting of Corporate Sustainability Data - An Analog of Automated Internet Sustainability Reporting J. Emil Morhardt	Rankings of Refrigerants Based on Different Assessment Methods Monika Weckert, Guillermo Restrepo, Silke Gerstmann, Hartmut Frank	Geographic Information System Applied to Industrial Symbiosis: A Case Study in Geneva, Switzerland Guillaume Massard, Michael Kalbermatten, Suren Erkman	Challenges of SEIS and SISEE: Integrating Environmental Knowledge in Europe Jiří Hřebíček, Rudolf Legat, Michael Nagy
Solving Environmental Management and Public Relation Issues by Combining Industrial Environmental Information Systems with Automated Environmental Reporting Daniel Süpke, Nabil Allam, Jorge Marx Gómez	Factors of Success and Failure for Computer-Aided Instruments in Environmental Planning Mariele Evers	Integrated Assessment Model for Urban Energy Network System Takeshi Ishida, Shunsuke Mori	E-Government Working Group for Environmental Information in Austria – Moving towards SEIS Rudolf Legat, Hans-Jörg Krammer, Katharina Schleidt, Michael Nagy, Johannes Mayer
Corporate Sustainability Reporting Towards Sustainability Network of Corporate Communication Andreas Solsbach, Jorge Marx Gómez	Federated eParticipation Systems on Environmental Issues and its Role in Businesses Jiří Hřebíček, Yannis Charalabidis, Euripidis Loukis, Rob Peters	Process Analysis of Dynamic Geo-Visualization in Environmental Crisis Management Jaroslav Ráček, Tomáš Ludík	Sharing Environmental Information at Various Hierarchical Levels of Abstraction – Some Experiences in the Netherlands Onno M. Knol, Laurens J. Brandes, C. Wim M. van der Maas
			Fostering the Vision of Information Sharing in Europe Gerald Schimak, Thomas Usländer
Paper Session 1.2 - 15.30 - 17.00
WS - ICT-based Corporate Communication and Sustainability Reporting Chair: Ralf Isenmann, Claus Lang-Koetz, Jorge Marx Gómez	WS - Spatial Data Infrastructures and Data Mining Chair: Nguyen Xuan Thinh	Applications of Geographical Information Systems Chair: Peter Niemeyer	WS – Towards an Integrated Information Space for the Environment in Europe Chair: Thomas Pick, Werner Pillmann, Werner Geiger
Sustainability Reporting à la carte – Concept and Implementation of a Software Tool with Shopping Cart Functionality < Ralf Isenmann, Jorge Marx Gómez, Daniel Süpke	Spatial Data Infrastructures and Data Mining – An Introduction Nguyen-Xuan Thinh, Gotthard Meinel	Extension of Coding Cevni Signs and Marking for European Waterways Jadranka Pecar-Ilic, Ivica Ruzic, Laszlo Redly	INSPIRE-ing GEMET – Enhancing Metadata Creation and Discovery Nicole Ostländer, Michael Lutz
Key Performance Indicators for Sustainable Reporting According to NACE Jiří Hřebíček, Karel Kisza, Matej Stefanik	Shaping PortalU®/InGrid® to Meet the INSPIRE Requirements - First Experiences and Some Considerations on how to Efficiently Organize the German Spatial Data Infrastructure as INSPIRE Node Martin Klenke, Fred Kruse, Stefanie Uhrich, Christiane Giffei, Sybille Peters	Developing Internet-GIS for Environmental Management in Mekong Delta (Vietnam) Van Manh Vu, Peter Korduan, Pham Ha Anh	The Information Technology of the German Environmental Information Portal PortalU® as Tool for the European Level? Stefanie Uhrich, Fred Kruse, Martin Klenke, Christiane Giffei, Sybille Peters
Environmental Markup Language (EML): A Material and Energy Balancing XML Schema Definition Henner Graubitz, Hans-Knud Arndt, Andreas Dammert	Spatial Similarities in Regard to Urbanisation and Diversity Martin Behnisch	Full Automatic Calculation of Settlement Structure on Base of Topographic Raster Maps Gotthard Meinel	Making Environmental Research Data Publicly Available – Experiences from Ireland Peter Mooney, Adam C. Winstanley
How Green Is the Web? Visualising the Power Quality of Websites Stefan Naumann, Sascha Gresk, Kerstin Schäfer	Semantic Enhancement of Environmental Metadata Sandro Bischof, Bettina Bauer-Messmer		Semantic Network Service (SNS) Update and Future Vision film Thomas Bandholtz, Maria Rüther