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Attendee DirectoryWhere 2.0 2011 Schedule
Below are the confirmed and scheduled talks at Where 2.0 2011. We'll continue to add new speakers and sessions to the line-up. Please check back often to see the latest additions to the program. (schedule subject to change).
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Ballroom E
Ballroom F
Ballroom G
Ballroom H
Nokia Location API Family for Desktop and Mobile Jan Nowak (Nokia), Tilman Kamp (Nokia)
Room: Ballroom EFGH
Ignite Where 2.0 - Part I (sponsored by NAVTEQ Network for Developers)
Room: Ballroom EFGH
Over the Radar (sponsored by NAVTEQ Network For Developers) Brady Forrest (O'Reilly Media, Inc.), Christine Herron (Intel Capital), Marc Naddell (NAVTEQ), Tom Coates (Independent )
Room: Ballroom EFGH
Ignite Where 2.0 - Part II (sponsored by NAVTEQ Network for Developers)
10:15am
Morning Break
Room: Ballroom Foyer
Room: Ballroom Foyer
2:15pm
Afternoon Break
Room: Ballroom Foyer
Room: Ballroom Foyer
11:50am
Lunch
Room: Pool Area and Mezzanine
Room: Pool Area and Mezzanine
5:10pm
On Your Own
Room: Dinner Break
Room: Dinner Break
9:00am-5:10pm (8h 10m)
Marketing
Where 2.0 Marketing Boot Camp: Bringing Marketers and Technologists Together
This all-day boot camp will focus on location-based marketing
campaigns and the new technologies available to help marketers take
advantage of location data and services. This boot camp is not just for marketers - developers, biz dev people, start-ups, and anyone else interested in incorporating location into their marketing strategy will find it useful.
9:00am-10:15am (1h 15m)
Development - Location
Real-Time Geo
Raffi Krikorian (Twitter)
The notion of "place" is a critical piece of context in a lot of digital interactions. How can you build a system to handle that?
10:35am-11:50am (1h 15m)
Development - Mobile
Building an AR toolkit for iOS 4
Alasdair Allan (University of Exeter)
Augmented Reality has become one of the killer applications for the iPhone platform. During the workshop you will be walked through building a simple location-aware AR toolkit that you can then extend and reuse in your own projects and iPhone applications.
1:00pm-2:15pm (1h 15m)
Development - Location
Location-Based Privacy: It's Good for Business
Nicole Ozer (ACLU of Northern California)
et al
Location information is valuable — and so is your users’ trust. Get the inside track from VCs, privacy officers, and lawyers at the ACLU about how to avoid privacy pitfalls and make early decisions that are good for users and the bottom line.
2:35pm-3:50pm (1h 15m)
Development - Mobile
HTML5 is the Future of Mobile, PhoneGap Takes You There Today
Dave Johnson (Nitobi)
HTML5 promises to pave the way for easy, device-neutral mobile app development. But, until HTML5 supports sophisticated cross-platform apps, developers are stuck building native apps for various devices. Or are they? In this session, learn how combining HTML5 with the open source PhoneGap framework bridges the gap between HTML5 today and the engaging mobile apps you want to build.
3:55pm-5:10pm (1h 15m)
Development - Location
Working with Geo Data in MongoDB
Bernie Hackett (10gen)
This workshop will include hands-on experience working with location data in MongoDB. Data sources will include at least a Zip code listing from the US Census and geo-coded transit stops. No MongoDB experience required, but you should have it downloaded to your laptop if you want to follow along.
9:00am-10:15am (1h 15m)
Business & Strategy
Mining the Geo Needles In The Social Haystack
Matthew Russell (Digital Reasoning Systems)
Learn how to harvest, store, analyze, and visualize your geo data from popular social web properties such as Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Where do all of your friends usually hang out? Where does most of your professional network reside? What role does geography play in who you friend on Facebook? These are the kinds of questions you'll learn to answer in this workshop.
10:35am-11:50am (1h 15m)
Development - Mobile
Tell Me More – Why Data Collection Must Extend Beyond the Check-in
Scott Hotes (Location Labs)
The mobile apps of tomorrow must take into account much more about users than their check-in histories. Learn how to approach mobile development to derive meaningful user data and deliver true business value.
1:00pm-2:15pm (1h 15m)
Development - Location
Hands on Map Scripting
Adam DuVander (ProgrammableWeb)
It's easier than ever to get a map on your website with one of the many APIs provided by Google, Microsoft, MapQuest and many others. Adam DuVander, author of Map Scripting 101, will show you how to do that and more in this workshop. Using Mapstraction, an open source wrapper library, you can write code once for a dozen different map providers.
2:35pm-3:50pm (1h 15m)
Development - Location
Geo- Tutorial
Peter Skomoroch (LinkedIn)
Learn about the newest geo-analytic tools and services.
3:55pm-5:10pm (1h 15m)
Development - Location
Getting Started with Google Maps and Fusion Tables
Kathryn Hurley (Google)
et al
With Google Fusion Tables, a few clicks can turn a large tabular data file into a customized, data driven map or other visualization. With a simple user interface for querying their data, and styling it, users can create highly customized maps. And they can share their data with others while preserving their attribution. So come, learn to build your own data driven map, no programming required.
1:00pm-2:15pm (1h 15m)
Products & Services
Nokia Location API Family for Desktop and Mobile
Jan Nowak (Nokia)
et al
This is a practical session demonstrating how the Nokia Location APIs lets you integrate Ovi Maps into your service, application, or website. Jan Nowak and Tilman Kamp, Product Managers for Location APIs at Nokia, will show you how to display maps, show locations, and perform routing across different technologies while keeping the same functional logic.
7:00pm-7:30pm (30m)
Event
Ignite Where 2.0 - Part I (sponsored by NAVTEQ Network for Developers)
Join us for Ignite Where 2011. This fun, high-energy evening of “speed presentations” given by people like you.
7:30pm-7:50pm (20m)
Event
Over the Radar (sponsored by NAVTEQ Network For Developers)
Brady Forrest (O'Reilly Media, Inc.)
et al
“Over the Radar” is premiering for its kick-off season at Where 2.0 on April 19, 2011 during Ignite. This new chat fest sponsored by NAVTEQ Network For Developers will feature this team of dynamic visionaries who will discuss and in some cases debate the future of experiencing location in today’s hectic world.
7:50pm-8:30pm (40m)
Event
Ignite Where 2.0 - Part II (sponsored by NAVTEQ Network for Developers)
Join us for Ignite Where 2011. This fun, high-energy evening of “speed presentations” given by people like you.
10:15am-10:35am (20m)
Break: Morning Break
2:15pm-2:35pm (20m)
Break: Afternoon Break
11:50am-1:00pm (1h 10m)
Break: Lunch
9:00pm-10:30pm (1h 30m)
Event
Tuesday Birds of a Feather Sessions
Birds of a Feather (BoF) sessions are informal after hours sessions that provide face to face exposure to those interested in the same projects and concepts. BoFs are entirely up to you. We provide the space and time, you provide the engaging topic.
5:10pm-7:00pm (1h 50m)
Break: On Your Own
Diamond Sponsors
Platinum Sponsor
Gold Sponsors
Silver Sponsors
Ignite Sponsor
Sponsorship Opportunities
For information on exhibition and sponsorship opportunities at the conference, contact Yvonne Romaine at [email protected]
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