Security and privacy are both critical for geospatial applications because of the dramatic increase and dissemination of geospatial data in several application contexts including homeland security, environmental crises, and natural and industrial disasters. Furthermore, geospatial infrastructures are being leveraged by companies to provide a large variety of location-based services (LBS) able to tailor services to users. However, despite the increase of publicly accessible geospatial information little attention is being paid to securing geospatial information systems (GIS) and LBS. Privacy is also of increasing concern given the sensitivity of personally-identifiable location information.
SPRINGL 2010 Workshop report / M.L. Damiani, Y. Saygin. - In: SIGSPATIAL SPECIAL. - ISSN 1946-7729. - 3:1(2011 Mar), pp. 18-19. [10.1145/1966478.1966486]
SPRINGL 2010 Workshop report
M.L. DamianiPrimo
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2011
Abstract
Security and privacy are both critical for geospatial applications because of the dramatic increase and dissemination of geospatial data in several application contexts including homeland security, environmental crises, and natural and industrial disasters. Furthermore, geospatial infrastructures are being leveraged by companies to provide a large variety of location-based services (LBS) able to tailor services to users. However, despite the increase of publicly accessible geospatial information little attention is being paid to securing geospatial information systems (GIS) and LBS. Privacy is also of increasing concern given the sensitivity of personally-identifiable location information.
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