Mick Wilson

Point of contact should be Mick Wilson, UNEP, Lola Olsen, NASA, and the EDC-based GRID representatives as primary contacts.

Michael Wilson

For further information about GEOSS, contact: Mick Wilson, Chief of UNEPnet Services UN Environment Programme PO Box 30552 Nairobi Kenya. mick.wilson@unep.org http://www.unep.org/unepnet ph +254 2 623436 fax +254 2 623495

Mick WilsonWGISS VICE CHAIRPERSONUNEP

Author: Mick Wilson, Chief, UNEPnet Services, UNEP, Nairobi Executive Summary
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Confirmed by UNEPnet Services (Wilson) test call 1520
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Mick Wilson

Chief, UNEPnet Services

United Nations Environment Programme

PO Box 47074 Nairobi, Kenya

Ph +254 2 623436 Fax +254 2 623495

mick.wilson@unep.org http://www.unep.org/unepnet
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Mick Wilson

Chief, UNEPnet Services

United Nations Environment Programme

PO Box 47074 Nairobi, Kenya

Ph +254 2 623436 Fax +254 2 623495

mick.wilson@unep.org http://www.unep.org/unepnet
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Mick Wilson

Chief, UNEPnet Services

United Nations Environment Programme

PO Box 47074 Nairobi, Kenya

Ph +254 2 623436 Fax +254 2 623495

mick.wilson@unep.org http://www.unep.org/unepnet

Mick Wilson, UN Environment Programs Email:wilsonm@unep.org
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Mick Wilson (UNEP) asked about DIF correction and update metrics.
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Mick Wilson stated that there should be a procedure for collection

metrics from the IDN nodes.
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Mick Wilson stated that they use the word "members"

Suggestions or recommendations may be given to committee members: Judge Deborah Daniels, Jean Goldstein, Mick Wilson, William J. Powell, Helen Cripps, and Jim Ausmus.

In regards to that project, UNEP program officer Michael Wilson told Reuters that "Google clearly feels it improves their product.
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According to Wilson, "A lot of effort is going into developing these sorts of partnerships and finding alignment of interests."

Mick Wilson Chief UNEPnet Services - Nairobi Headquarters Telephone: +254 2 62 34 36

Mick Wilson, OpenGIS Consortium Australia (OGC-A)

Mick Wilson

Mick Wilson holds a BSc (Education)degree from the University of Melbourne.After penance in secondary education, on-line banking and freelance consulting he has spent the last 15 years with the UN Environment Programme in Nairobi, Kenya, largely involved in telecommunications, data and metadata interoperability tasks.

He has been a long-standing member and User Vice Chair of the Committee on Earth Observation Satellites' Working Group on Information Systems and Services; the Metadata Task Group co-chair for the UN Geographic Information Working Group; UNEP Liaison to the G8 Environment and Natural Resource Management project; an invited member to the special advisory group on metadata interoperability for the Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity; an invited member to the UN task force for an operational global land-cover assessment network; and an invited member to the UNESCO/ World Heritage Commission special advisory group on geo-information management.

Mick is currently working with OGC-Australasia as an advisory consultant.