Mariana Belgiu

Mariana Belgiu, MSc.

Research Assistant

Schillerstraße 30

5020 Salzburg

Austria

 

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Research Interests

 

  • Spatial Data Infrastructure. Thesis on developing a Metadata Editor allowing users to publish declarative metadata that adhere to Austrian Metadata Profile (ON-A 2270)
  • Semantic interoperability issues
  • Natural Hazards. Landslides

 

Geography & Geoinformatics.Thesis on OGC conform services for SDI components with a focus on ontologies. Contriubtions to the Nature-SDIplus project : SDI - technical specifications; Geoportal development.

 

Career

 

  • April 2010 - Research Assistant (PhD candidate), GIScience , Austrian Academy of Sciences
  • January - March 2010 - Research Associate at Z_GIS, Centre for Geoinformatics, University of Salzburg
  • 2009 - ESRI Development Center Student of the Year Award
  • July 2009 - Dec. 2009 - Research Associate at ÖAW-GIScience
  • 2009 - PhD student, Salzburg University
  • 2007 – 2009 – Mag. (MSc.) in GIS, Salzburg University
  • 2005 – 2007 – Mag. in Spatial Planning and sustainable development
  • 2005 - 2006 - Department of Geography, West University of Timisoara, invited teaching assistant, seminars Geomorphology, Winter Semester.
 

Publications

 

  • Mittlböck M., Belgiu M. (2009), Facing semantic interoperability issues within the geospatial disaster management domain, In: Car A., Griesebner G., J. Strobl (Eds.): Geospatial Crossroads @ GI_Forum ’09. Proceedings of the Geoinformatics Forum Salzburg
  • Mittlböck, M., Belgiu M., Griesebner G., (2009), Geographic metadata for protected sites datasets - aligning national parks requirements with INSPIRE Implementing Rules, GISCA, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan (submitted)
  • Unpublished Thesis (2009), Making geographic resources discoverable – an approach towards a streamlined metadata generation process. University of Salzburg.