IMDIS 2024: International Conference on Marine Data and Information Systems

IMDIS, the International Conference on Marine Data and Information Systems, is set to convene in Bergen, Norway, from Monday, May 27th, to Wednesday, May 29th, 2024.

The IMDIS cycle of conferences serves a critical objective of providing a comprehensive overview of existing information systems tailored to meet diverse user needs within the field of ocean science. It showcases progress in developing efficient infrastructures geared towards managing extensive and diverse datasets, establishing standards, fostering interoperable information systems, and introducing educational services and tools.

This conference will feature presentations highlighting various systems enabling online access to data, metadata, and products, alongside discussions on communication standards and adaptive technologies aimed at ensuring platform interoperability. Sessions will primarily focus on exploring infrastructures, technologies, and services catering to a broad spectrum of users, including environmental authorities, researchers, educational institutions, and more.

Please note that the call for abstracts is now closed.

Iliad will be participating in the following activities:

Monday 27-29 May 2024 Posters - Session TECH: Technical developments for marine information and data management

Convergence and Innovation; how to build and break the marine information silos, Piotr Zaborowski, Rob Atkinson, Raul Psnc, Arne Berre, Marco Amaro Oliveira and Bente Lilja Bye

Digital Twin of Land and Sea: Federated cross-standard Marine SDI Use Cases, Sina Taghavikish and Piotr Zaborowski

The DTO-Bioflow Project: Bringing Biodiversity Data into the European Digital Twins of the Ocean, Klaas Deneudt, Laura Slaughter, Arne Berre, Syrine Ben Aziza, Carlota Muniz, Tomas Martinovic, and Ute Brönner

Iliad: Forging the Future of Marine Sustainability through Digital Twin Ocean Systems, Simon Keeble, Kathryn Keeble, Berre Arne, Bye Bente, Charalampos Ipektsidis, Georgios Sylaios and Simon van Dam

Capacity development in digital twins of the ocean: Interoperability, standards and best practices, Bente Lilja Bye, Sigmund Kluckner, Jay Pearlman, Pauline Simpson and Piotr Zaborowski