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The Second JMap Conference took place on November 17-18, 2004 in Montreal. Over
80 JMap clients and
partners attended this conference at Montreal's Science Centre.
As for the First Conference, the two days started with a
series of technical workshops. The focus of this year's
workshops were on the development of JMap Extensions. In
particular, a strong emphasis was put on the new SOLAP
Extension, which brings JMap into a business intelligence
environment.
On the second day, attendees
were presented the new features that will be part of JMap 3.0,
scheduled to be released in the first quarter of 2005. To keep
strengthening the sense of a community of interest, KHEOPS also
unveiled a new JMap Forum, where all participants can exchange
technical information and more on the online geospatial
solution.
The project presentations were of particularly high caliber
this year, with the following testimonials:
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for the Centre for Research in Geomatics,
Ms. Sonia Rivest presented the overall architecture of SOLAP
and its implementation as a JMap Extension,
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for Syntell, a Quebec City-based
business intelligence solution provider, Mr.
Normand Bernier outlined the recent GEOLAP project completed
for the management of cartographic information at Canada's
Department of National Defence,
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for Quebec's Ministry of Transportation, Mr.
Gilles Bureau presented the use of JMap's SOLAP extension to
mine georeferenced data from the Ministry's corporate database
and produce complex thematic maps on the fly,
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for the City of Montreal, Mr.
Mustapha Halimi presented the SIGNALEC system, where the city
manages its entire traffic signage maintenance from a
JMap-based online application.
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for the University of Montreal, Professor
Francois Charbonneau presented the City of Hanoi's Land
Information Online System, a joint development of the
University, the City of Montreal and KHEOPS,
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for CMTek, Mr. Eric Le Goff gave an
overview of SmarTrak, the world's first system to track
audiences for mobile advertizing, using GPS and JMap-based
analysis and mapping modules.
These presentations are available in PowerPoint format in the
Documents section of myJMap. If you don't already
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