tion in Europe to their risk and disaster management models,” says Hagen Graeff, Chief Representative of DVW gGmbH, which is dealing with content-related issues for INTERGEO on 5 to 7 October 2010 in Cologne. Graeff expects the matter to be on the agenda at the world's largest conference trade fair for geodesy, geoinformation and land management – “alongside the safety of construction work for Cologne's underground system and the recent landslides in Brazil or the South Tyrol.”
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Karlsruhe, 22 April 2010. For days now, everyone has been talking about the cloud of ash from Icelandic volcano Eyjafjallajökull and its impact on air traffic. “Surveyors now need to add the scenario of a volcanic eruption in Europe to their risk and disaster management models,” says Hagen Graeff, Chief Representative of DVW gGmbH, which is dealing with content-related issues for INTERGEO on 5 to 7 October 2010 in Cologne. Graeff expects the matter to be on the agenda at the world's largest conference trade fair for geodesy, geoinformation and land management – “alongside the safety of construction work for Cologne's underground system and the recent landslides in Brazil or the South Tyrol.”
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Karlsruhe, 22 October 2009. For three days, geo experts from all over the world came together in Karlsruhe to find out about current trends, showcase innovations and participate in lively discussions at INTERGEO. Visitors and exhibitors at the world’s largest and most important conference and trade fair for geodesy, geoinformation and land management were in upbeat mood at Karlsruhe Trade Fair and Exhibition Centre from 22 to 24 September. “Geo is in!” – those were the words of Dr. Hartmut Rosengarten, Chairman of the INTERGEO Exhibitor Advisory Board. “Here in Karlsruhe, INTERGEO has once again demonstrated very impressively that it is the industry’s most important international meeting point, even in difficult times.”
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Karlsruhe, 13. August 2009. INTERGEO is not only the leading world trade fair for geodesy, geoinformation and land management – the congress trade fair in Karlsruhe from 22 to 24 September will also be a presentation platform for innovative start-up companies. For the first time, the German Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology (BMWi) is promoting the joint presentation of the Open Source Park (OSP) along with ten companies. Experts from free and open source GIS software projects have demonstrated their considerable innovative skills at INTERGEO over the last few years under the patronage of the Open Source Geospatial Foundation (OSGeo). As well as the OSP, INTERGEO also helps improve entry to the market for start-ups through the Innovation Park. The eleven enterprises involved, some of which are showcasing their capabilities to an international audience of specialists for the first time, will receive support from the BMWi to ensure their participation in this leading international trade fair is a success.  
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