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TELearn 2008

Program at a Glance

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12/04 (Thursday)

12/05 (Friday)

12/06 (Saturday)

0800~

Registration

0900~1000

1000~1020

1020~1030

1030~1100

1100~1230

1400~1530

1530~1550

1550~1600

1600~1620

1620~1730

1730~1750

Opening Ceremony
Break
Joint Keynote Speeches I Tran Thuc, Hydromet Service David Hastings, UN-ESCAP Der-Tsai Lee, Academia Sinica
Lunch
Joint Keynote Speeches II Sunil, Narumalani, University of Nebraska-Lincol Kinji Ono, NII Lewis R. Lancaster, ECAI Yasuyuki Kono, Kyoto University
Break
Cooperation and Digitization of Libraries in Taiwan and Vietnam on Southeast Asia Collections	Creation and Organization of Local Cultural Atlases
Break

e-Learning I Bridge the Digital Divide	Strategy for Digital Archive Development under Cultural Diversity	Data Management of Buddhist Texts
Break
e-Learning II The Trends and Future of e-Learning using the Web 2.0 Concept	Digitization 101 I Ensuring Success: Digitization Standards and Processes	Dynamic Mapping
Lunch
e-Learning III Computer Technology in Chinese e-Learning Instructions of Applications	Digitization 101 II Digitization and Information Integration of Biological Collections	Humanities GIS and Analysis
Break
The Integrated Buddhist Archives Network (IBA-net)	Digitization 101 III What’s Next to Digitizing?	GIS Explorations in the History of Japan: Humanities GIS
Free Night

TELearn 2008 Keynote Speeches	Area Informatics: Application of Spatiotemporal Tools to Analyze Data	Urban Development in Social and Historical Context
Poster Session 1	Break
TELearn 2008 Oral Session 1	GIS Application in Environment Disaster	Context Composition for Cultural Data
Lunch
TELearn 2008 Oral Session 2	Digital Gazetteer and Calendars	Cultural Atlases: Monuments and Texts
	Break
Poster Session2	Break
Poster Session2
TELearn 2008 Oral Session 3
TELearn 2008 Panel Discussion (17:30-18:30)

Detailed Program

December 4

December 5

December 6

Poster Session

9:00~10:00, December 04
"Opening Ceremony"

10:30~15:30, December 4, 2008 / 10F, HM 1011
Joint Session & Keynote Speech

10:30~11:00	Climate Change and Urban Disaster Tran Thuc, Hydromet Service	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
11:00~11:30	Describing the human condition - from human development to human security: An environmental remote sensing and GIS approach David Hastings, UN-ESCAP	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
11:30~12:00	TELDAP! Looking to the Future Der Tsai Lee, Academia Sinica	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
12:00~12:30	Informatics and GIS Applications for Risk Management Royol Chitradon, Hydro and Agro Informatics Institute (HAII), Thailand	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
13:30~14:00	Mapping and Modeling of Invasive Species using Remote Sensing and GIS Sunil Narumalani, CALMIT, University of Nebraska-Lincol	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
14:00~14:30	Digital Archive of the Silk Road Heritage-The Digital Silk Road- Kinji Ono, NII	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
14:30~15:00	Event Markup: A Potential Revolution for Metadata Lewis Lancaster, ECAI	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
15:00~15:30	Environment, Technology and Institutions for Sustainable Humanosphere Yasuyuki KONO, CSEAS, Kyoto University	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]

16:00~17:30, December 4, 2008 / 10F, HM 1011
"Cooperation and Digitization of Libraries in Taiwan and Vietnam on Southeast Asia Collections"

Chaired by	Chu Tuyet Lan, The Institute of Han-Nom Studies
16:00~16:25	The Han Nom Digitization at the National Library of Vietnam: Challenges & Prospects Virginia Shih, University of California, Berkeley, USA	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
16:25~16:50	Building E-Library and Developing E-Resources at the National Library of Vietnam (NLV) and the Public Library System of Vietnam (PLSV) Pham The Khang, National Library of Vietnam Dang Thi Mai*, National Library of Vietnam Le Duc Thang, National Library of Vietnam	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
16:50~17:15	Recent Development of Southeast Asia Research Collection and International Collaboration in Taiwan Shiow-Man Liao, National Central Library, Taiwan	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
17:15~17:40	The Digitization Activities of Academic Libraries in Vietnam Nguyen Huy Chuong, Vietnam National University of Hanoi	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]

16:00~17:30, December 4, 2008 / 9F, Room 903
"Creation and Organization of Local Cultural Atlases"

Chaired by	Andreas Kunz, Institute of European History, Mainz, Germany
16:00~16:25	Digitalization of Rock Art sites in Tamil Nadu, India (Cancelled) Dayalan, Archaeological Survey of India	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
16:25~16:50	Comparative of ECAI Mapping Local Island Cultures David Blundell, National Chengchi University, Taiwan	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
16:50~17:15	www.MountainSongs.net Gary Flint, Mountain Songs	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
17:15~17:40	New Progress in the BGIS Project at the University of Arizona Jiang Wu, University of Arizona	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]

09:00~10:30, December 5, 2008 / 9F, Room 923
"e-Learning I: Bridge the Digital Divide"

Chaired by	Han-chieh CHAO, Ministry of Education, Taiwan
09:00~09:30	ICT scholar year in VietNam Quach Tuan Ngoc, Bureau of Information Technology, Ministry of Education, Vietnam	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
09:30~10:00	Bridging the Digital Divide: Content And Capacity Building Abtar Kaur, OpenUniversity, Malaysia	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
10:00~10:30	DOC in Taiwan: From Divide to Opportunity Li-Yu Fu, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]

09:00~10:30, December 5, 2008 / 9F, Room 902
"Strategies for the Development of Superior Digital Archives：Cultural Diversity, Legal Framework and Licensing Mechanism"

Chaired by	Der-Tsai Lee, Academia Sinica
09:00~09:20	Building an Encyclopedic Digital Image Repository at the Metropolitan Museum of Art: Its Implications and Effects on the Museum’s Image Services and Licensing Processes Billy Chi-hing Kwan, The Metropolitan Museum of Art	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
09:20~09:40	Sharing the Vietnam experience Vu Manh Chu, Copyright Office of Vietnam	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
09:40~10:00	The IPR management and license of digital archives/digital learning Ching-Yi Liu, National Taiwan University	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
10:00~10:20	Initiating a Public Culture Network in Taiwan: Next Step for Taiwan Digital Archives Expansion Project, TELDAP Cheng-Yun Liu, Academia Sinica	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]

09:00~10:30, December 5, 2008 / 9F, Room 903
"Data Management of Buddhist Texts"

Chaired by	Peter Zhou, East Asian Library, University of California, Berkeley, USA
09:00~09:20	Blue Dots” View of Traditional Buddhist Text – A Forward Perspective and Practice in the New Digital Age Howie Lan, University of California, Berkeley, USA	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
09:20~09:40	Using TEI markup to extract GIS information from biographies of eminent monks Marcus Bingenheimer, CBETA	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
09:40~10:00	A Management System for Sanskrit Buddhist Documents Ralph Moon, University of California – Berkeley, CA, USA	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
10:00~10:20	Comparative Study of the Tripitaka Koreana and Dunhuang Manuscripts & Building a Comparative Image Research System (Based on the Digital Image Research Environment of the TK-IRS) Myungsoo Kim, Tripitika Institute Kyukap Lee, Yonsei University, Korea Yun H. Oh, the Research Institute of Tripitaka Koreana, Korea	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]

11:00~12:30, December 5, 2008 / 9F, Room 923
"e-Learning II: The Trends and Future of e-Learning with the Web 2.0 Concept"

Chaired by	Gwo-Dong Chen, National Central University
11:00~11:30	Creating real business value with Enterprise Learning 2.0 Li-Chieh Lin, Institution for Information Industry, Taiwan	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
11:30~12:00	An Overview of E-Learning in Vietnam Pham Ngoc Thach, Hanoi University	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
12:00~12:30	The Organizational Knowledge Management for Knowledge Circulation & Reusing in e-Learning Practices Toshio Okamoto, University of Electro-Communications, Tokyo-JAPAN	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]

11:00~12:30, December 5, 2008 / 9F, Room 902
"Digitalization 101 I : Ensuring Success: Digitization Standards and Process"

Chaired by	Jieh Hsiang, Research Center for Digital Humanities, National Taiwan University			[CV]
11:00~11:45	Making New Connections for Old Collections: The Process of Digitizing Ethnographic Objects and Images of Taiwan Chia-yu Hu, National Taiwan University	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
11:45~12:30	Digitization and Applications of Archives: A Case Study of Tan-Hsin Archive Shu-Fen Hung, National Taiwan University Library	[Full]	[Slide] [Paper]	[CV]

11:00~12:30, December 5, 2008 / 9F, Room 903
"Dynamic Mapping"

Chaired by	Edith Jimenez, Universidad de Guadalajara
11:00~11:30	Using Cartography to reveal Historical Perspectives Vlad Atanasiu, Austrian Academy of Sciences	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
11:30~12:00	Dynamic Mapping and Historical Context: Medieval Latin Places Jeanette Zerneke, University of California, Berkeley	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
12:00~12:30	Applications of Digital Methods and Dynamic Maps in Southeast Asian History and Archaeology: An Overview Damian Evans, University of Sydney	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]

14:00~15:30, December 5, 2008 / 9F, Room 923
"e-Learning III: Computer Technology in Chinese E-learning Instructions of Applications"

Chaired by	Yu-Ju Lan, National Taipei University of Education
14:00~14:30	The Current State and Prospect of E-learning on Chinese Language in Taiwan Yu-Ju Lan, National Taipei University of Education	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
14:30~15:00	The Development of Multimedia Chinese Language Teaching Over The Past Four Decades In The U.S. De Bao Xu, Hamilton College, NY, USA Hong Gang Jin, Hamilton College, NY, USA	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV] [CV]
15:00~15:30	Computer and Technology Application of Chinese Language Teaching in Vietnamese University Tran Thi Kim Loan, Vietnam National University, Hanoi	[Abs]	[Slide] [Paper]	[CV]

14:00~15:30, December 5, 2008 / 9F, Room 902
"Digitalization 101 II: Digitization and Information Integration of Biological Collections"

Chaired by	Piyawut Srichaikul, NECTEC, Thaniland
14:00~14:45	Digitization and Information Integration of Biological Collections Burke Chih-Jen Ko, Academia Sinica	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
14:45~15:30	Introduction to the Database of Ethnological Scripts of Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica, Taiwan Chi-jui Hu, Academia Sinica	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]

14:00~15:40, December 5, 2008 / 9F, Room 903
"Humanities GIS and Analysis"

Chaired by	Damian Evans, University of Sydney, Australia
14:00~14:25	Digitizing the Asami Collection and Korean Rare Books at the University of California, Berkeley Peter Zhou, University of California – Berkeley, CA, USA Sung Taek Cho, Korea University, Korea Professor Kim, Korea University, Korea	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
14:25~14:50	Historical GIS and the development of the European state system since 1815 Andreas Kunz, Institute of European History, Mainz, Germany	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
14:50~15:15	Apply Google Map and Map Titles Processing Technology to Building the Online Culture Map System I-chun Fan, Academia Sinica	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
15:15~15:40	British Historical GIS Reinterpreted: Beyond Administrative (Cancelled) Paul Ell, Queen’s University, Belfast, Northern Ireland	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]

16:00~17:30, December 5, 2008 / 9F, Room 923
"The International Buddhist Archives Network (IBA-net)"

Chaired by

Marcus Bingenheimer, Drum Buddhist College

16:00~16:30

The Ideas of the Integrated Buddhist Archives Network
Christian Wittern, Kyoto University

[Abs]

[Slide]

[CV]

16:30~17:00

Buddhist Lexicographical Resources and Tripitaka Catalogs -- towards an International Buddhist Archives Network
Aming Tu, Dharma Drum Buddhist College

[Abs]

[Slide]

[CV]

17:00~17:30

The GIS Database of the Headstone Inscriptions of Temple Steles in Vietnam

Vietnam Buddhist University

[Abs]

[Slide]

[CV]

16:00~17:30, December 5, 2008 / 9F, Room 902
"Digitalization 101 III : What's Next to Digitizing?"

Chaired by	James Quo-Ping Lin, National Palace Museum, Taiwan
16:00~16:45	Behind the Scenes of the NPM Digital Archive Project James Quo-Ping Lin, National Palace Museum, Taipei, Taiwan	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
16:45~17:30	What’s Next to Digitizing? Global Licensing! Paul Chen-Wo Kuo, National Palace Museum, Taiwan	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]

16:00~17:30, December 5, 2008 / 9F, Room 903
"GIS Explorations in the History of Japan: Humanities GIS"

Chaired by	Philip Brown, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, USA
16:00~16:30	Characteristics of the Siting and Environment of the Urban Areas of Heij?ky? （AD710-784）in the Northern Nara Basin Tatsunori KAWASUMI, Ritsumeikan University, Japan	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
16:30~17:00	A Historical GIS for Analyzing Migration through Marriage in 17th-19th century Japan Hiroshi KAWAGUCHI, Tsunekazu KATO, Tezukayama University, Nara, Japan	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
17:00~17:30	Japan Sinks: Floods, Drainage, and the Impact of Modern Civil Engineering in the Echigo Plain Philip BROWN, Ohio State University, Columbus, USA	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]

09:00~10:30, December 6, 2008 / 9F, Room 902
"Area Informatics: Application of Spatiotemporal Tools to Analyse Data"

Chaired by	Masatoshi Kubo, National Museum of Ethnology, Japan Shibayama Hara, Kyoto University
09:00~09:20	The Dynamic State of the "Foreigners" in Pre-war China By Using the Variable Demographic-Statistics Database Toshihiko Kishi, Kanagawa University, Japan	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
09:20~09:40	Information analysis of various type of information based on temporal data Tatsuki Sekino, Research Institute for Humanity and Nature, Japan	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
09:40~10:00	Eco-Historical Analysis of YUNNAN Chronicle: Using Time-Space Analysis System GT-Time: Masatoshi Kubo, National Museum of Ethnology, Japan	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
10:00~10:20	The Construction of the Digital Gazetteer based on Humanities GIS and the Analysis of Characteristic Ikuo OKETANI1, Osaka International University, Japan Mitsuru AIDA2, National Institute of Japanese Literature, Japan	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]

09:00~10:20, December 6, 2008 / 9F, Room 903
"Urban Development in Social and Historical Context"

Chaired by	Alexander A. Stolyarov, Russian Academy of Sciences
09:00~09:20	The Influence of The City in The Destiny of The Surrounding Agrarian Communities: Case of Tlajomulco in Mexico 1821-2008 Edith Jimenez, Maria de la Luz, Ayala, Heriberto Cruz, Universidad de Guadalajara	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
09:20~09:40	IThe Role of the Indian Villages in Mexico in the supply of Goods to the City Guadalajara and its Indian Belt 16th – 19th Centuries Edith Jimenez, Maria de la Luz, Ayala, Heriberto Cruz, Universidad de Guadalajara	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
09:40~10:00	Creating Genius Loci in Hyperspace Felicity Morel, Department of Premier and Cabinet, Western Australia	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
10:00~10:20	Towards a Comprehensive Digital Sanskrit Buddhist Canon Min Bahadur Shaktya, Nagarjuna Institute of Exact Methodss	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]

11:00~12:30, December 6, 2008 / 9F, Room 902
"GIS Technology Application in Environment Disaster"

Chaired by	Nguyen Ngoc Thach, Hanoi University of Science, Vietnam
11:00~11:20	Remote Sensing and GIS Technology Application and Education in Vietnam for Environment Disaster Aspect Nguyen Ngoc Thach, Hanoi University of Science, Vietnam
11:20~11:40	Using TEI markup to extract GIS information from biographies of eminent monks Feng-Tyan Lin, National Taiwan University	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
11:40~12:00	GIS Application in Landslide Hazard Analysis – an Example from the Shihmen Reservoir Catchments Area in Northern Taiwan Chyi-Tyi Lee, National Central University, Taiwan	[Full]	[Slide]	[CV]
12:00~12:20	The Application of GIS and Satellite Images for Land Use Change Detection Chi-Farn Chen, National Central University, Taiwan	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]

11:00~12:30, December 6, 2008 / 9F, Room 903
"Context Composition for Cultural Data"

Chaired by	Marcus Bingenheimer, Dharma Drum Buddhist College
11:00~11:30	Area Informatics and Spatiotemporal Application Shoichiro Hara, Kyoto University, Japan	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
11:30~12:00	Laptops and Libraries: Decentralized Access to Explanatory Resources Michael Buckland, University of California – Berkeley, CA, USA	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
12:00~12:30	The Experience of Building Time, Person, and Place Authority Databases for Chinese Buddhist Canons Joey Hung, Dharma Drum Buddhist College, Taiwan	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]

14:00~15:30, December 06
"Digital Gazeteer and Calendar"

Chaired by	Shoichiro Hara, Kyoto University
		[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]

14:00~15:40, December 06, 2008 / 9F, Room 903
"Cultural Atlases: Monuments and Texts"

Chaired by	Ralph Moon, University of California, Berkeley, USA
14:00~14:25	Computer-assisted tools for the creation of electronic atlases of cultural heritage monuments Stanislav Shchigorets, GREC Research Group, St. Petersburg, Russia	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
14:25~14:50	Using GIS and culture records in the development of Taiwan Buddhism Database Aming Tu, Dharma Drum Buddhist College Jenjou Hung, Dharma Drum Buddhist College Fayuan Shi, Dharma Drum Buddhist College	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
14:50~15:15	Main Problems of Placing in the Web the Annotated Database of Early Mediaeval North Indian Copper-Plate Grants Alexander A. Stolyarov, Russian Academy of Sciences	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]
15:15~15:40	Results and Prospects of Creation of Mongolian Manuscripts and Xylographs Database Tsymzhit Vanchikova, Russian Academy of Science	[Abs]	[Slide]	[CV]

9:00-17:00, December 4-6 / 6F Poster Area
"Poster Session"

1	Atayal Satellite Camp - Learning Satellite Science & Technology from the Indigenous Villagers Chih-Li Chang*, National Space Organization (NSPO), Taiwan Li-Yu Fu, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan Jiun-jih Miau, National Space Organization (NSPO), Taiwan	[Poster]
2	Apply Google Map and Geo-Spatial DBMS to Building the Online Culture Map System I-Chun Fan, Professor, Hsiung-Ming Liao, Assistant Research Specialist, Research Center for Humanities and Social Sciences, Academia Sinica, Taiwan	[Poster]
3	Integrating Digital Archives with GIS as Instruction Media for Social Studies Courses Siang-Mei Huang, Wan-Yu Chen, Kuo-Hung Huang Department of E-Learning Design and Management, National Chiayi University, Chiayi, Taiwan	[Poster]
4	Establishing Taiwan Biodiversity Information Network Shao, Kwang-Tsao1, Kun-Chi Lai1, Burke Chih-Jen Ko1, Lee-Sea Chen1, Alan Jieluen Yang1 , 1. Biodiversity Research Center, Academia Sinica	[Poster]