Second Day Topics in Where 2.0 Conference

Reality Mining for Companies, or, How Social Networks Network Best

Alex "Sandy" Pentland (MIT and Sense Networks)

Location Awareness for the Defense and Intelligence Communities

Sean Maday (United States Air Force)

The Evolving Geoweb

Steven Lee (Google, Inc.), Lior Ron (Google, Inc. )

Unleashing Innovation for the World with Maps

Michael Halbherr (Nokia), Christof Hellmis (Nokia gate5 GmbH)

"Junk Mail" and the GeoWeb Shine Light on New Orleans Recovery

Denice Ross (Greater New Orleans Community Data Center), James Fee (RSP Architects)

Innovation Through Open Location

Tyler Bell (Yahoo! Inc.)

Maps in Four Dimensions

Brandon Martin-Anderson (Urban Mapping)

Tricky Issues With Local Search

Danny Sullivan (Search Engine Land)

Beyond Maps – The Hyperlocal Experience

Mark Law (MapQuest)

Footstreams: Clickstreams for the Physical World

Jeff Holden (Pelago, Inc.)

Wild Style City: Breaking the Clean Reality of the Virtual World

Anthony Fassero (earthmine, inc)

Wearable Sensory Substitution Devices for Navigation

John Zelek (University of Waterloo)

Decoding the Urban DNA and Harnessing the Power of Social Intelligence

Greg Skibiski (Sense Networks)

Realizing Spatial Intelligence on the GeoWeb

Jack Dangermond (ESRI)

Local Search: Funding Geo

Danny Sullivan (Search Engine Land), Tyler Bell (Yahoo! Inc.), Michael Halbherr (Nokia), Marc Prioleau (CloudMade), Mark Law (MapQuest)

Red State, Blue State: Election Maps at The New York Times

Matthew Ericson (New York Times)

Putting a New Spin on Lidar Imaging

Bruce Hall (Velodyne Acoustics, Inc.), Rick Yoder (Velodyne Lidar)

Windows 7 – Location Awareness Made Easy

Alec Berntson (Microsoft Corporation)

Mobile Reality

Raven Zachary (raven.me), Mok Oh (EveryScape Inc.), Will Carter (Nokia Research Center Hollywood), Ori Inbar (Pookatak Games Inc), Anthony Fassero (earthmine, inc)

DIY City: An Operating System for Cities

John Geraci (DIYcity)

Where, When, Why, and How: Directions in Machine Learning and Reasoning about Location

Eric Horvitz (Microsoft Research)

Where Fair

Transit Innovation

Moderated by: Christopher Osborne

Geo Meets Pop Trivia