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Fondazione Graphitech - Centre for Advanced Computer Graphics Technologies is a no-profit applied research centre which conducts research and development activities in the broad technology area of advanced computer graphics, mixed reality and large scale visualization system for geographical data. Graphitech has been contributing towards the transfer of knowledge between the research sector and the industry. Specifically its competences cover the following domains:

Augmented engineering (virtual and augmented reality, cooperative virtual environments, 3D visualisation and interaction).
Interactive systems (visual programming, multi-modal dialogues).
3D GIS and networked system for management and streaming of geospatial data.

Fondazione Graphitech has been involved in several RTD and industrial projects both at the EU and at the national level focusing on intelligent multimodal interfaces, interactions with collaborative augmented reality environments, large scale visualization system for geographical data, web-service-based architecture to manage, distribute, navigate and interact with geospatial data.

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Project Focus

BRISEIDE - BRIdging SErvices, Information and Data for Europe

BRISEIDE aims at delivering:

time-aware extension of data models developed in the context of previous/ongoing EU INSPIRE related projects (e.g. in the context of GMES, eContentPlus),
application (e.g. Civil Protection) based on the integration of existing, user operational information and
value added services for spatio-temporal data management, authoring, processing, analysis and interactive visualisation.

BRISEIDE will be applied, tested and validated within a Civil Protection application context, using the INSPIRE relevant themes, via a chain of stakeholders, data providers, technology partners, and downstream users. The Pilot operational phase will last 12 months and will consider real life events, with extensions in additional domains, being considered and assessed. Project services converge with Free & Open Source Software (FOSS) initiatives from the Open Source Geospatial Foundation (www.osgeo.org). This ensures further development and processing functionalities built on top of the BRISEIDE framework, to be extended by public administrations or private industries according to their specific needs. The BRISEIDE platform will be available on lease, thus ensuring economic sustainability and partners’ investment recovery.