femkeReitsma

news

It's my third day at work at Canterbury University and a strong North Westerly is blowing (i.e it's rather hot). Emmm...that's about all the news I have I'm afraid.

moving Guatemalans

Organic or emergent are probably the best adjectives to describe public transport in Guatemala. Then again, they'd be useful descriptors of many things in Guatemala ;). There are buses (aka chicken buses), minivans and pickup trucks. The buses seem to be the most structured, with known schedules that are generally followed, except when your driver is sleeping off a hangover from the previous day's festival. Minivans seem to be semi-structured, where a number of drivers compete for clients on routes between smaller towns, but seem to do so in a known or regular fashion.

publications

Duckham, M., F. Reitsma. Decentralized environmental simulation and feedback in robust geosensor networks. Forthcoming in Computers, Environment and Urban Systems.

Brodaric, B., F. Reitsma, and Y. Qiang. SKIing with DOLCE: toward an e-Science Knowledge Infrastructure. Accepted to FOIS-08.

Reitsma, F., J. Laxton, S. Ballard, W. Kuhn, and A. Abdelmoty. Semantics, ontologies and eScience for the GeoSciences: reporting on the European Geoinformatics Workshop. Forthcoming in Computers and Geosciences.

funding

COMPASS - COastal Marine Perception Application for Scientific Scholarship (£497,140). 2007 - 2008, JISC.