International Journal of Digital Earth, Volume 3

Volume 3, Number 1, 2010

Editorial

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  Huadong Guo:
  Editorial. 1

Review Papers

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  D. R. Fraser Taylor, Stephanie Pyne:
  The history and development of the theory and practice of cybercartography. 2-15
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  Delilah H. A. Al-Khudhairy:
  Geo-spatial information and technologies in support of EU crisis management. 16-30
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  H. D. Guo, Z. Liu, L. W. Zhu:
  Digital Earth: decadal experiences and some thoughts. 31-46

Research Papers

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  William J. Morphet, Jürgen Symanzik:
  The circular dataimage, a graph for high-resolution circular-spatial data. 47-71
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  Tonggang Zhang, Minyi Cen, Zizhen Ren, R. Yang, Y. Feng, J. Zhu:
  Ability to detect and locate gross errors on DEM matching algorithm. 72-82

Letter

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  Shunji Murai:
  Can we predict earthquakes with GPS data? 83-90

Special Column

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  Peter Woodgate:
  Spatially enabling Australia - the next decade. 91-107

Book review

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  John L. van Genderen:
  Space science & technology in China: a roadmap to 2050. 108-110

Volume 3, Number sup1

Special Issue: Advances in Implementing Open Standards for Earth Sciences Interoperability Editorials

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  Stefano Nativi, George Percivall:
  Editorial. 1

Original Articles

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  Stefano Nativi:
  The implementation of international geospatial standards for earth and space sciences. 2-13
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  George Percivall:
  The application of open standards to enhance the interoperability of geoscience information. 14-30
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  John Laxton, Jean-Jacques Serrano, Agnes Tellez-Arenas:
  Geological applications using geospatial standards - an example from OneGeology-Europe and GeoSciML. 31-49
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  Dick M. A. Schaap, Roy K. Lowry:
  SeaDataNet - Pan-European infrastructure for marine and ocean data management: unified access to distributed data sets. 50-69
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  Stephan Meissl, Gerhard Triebnig:
  Land Monitoring Network Services based on international geospatial standards: SOSI and geoland2/SDI Projects. 70-84
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  Andrew Woolf:
  Powered by standards - new data tools for the climate sciences. 85-102

Volume 3, Number 2, 2010

Research Papers

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  Chuanrong Zhang, Tian Zhao, Weidong Li:
  The framework of a geospatial semantic web-based spatial decision support system for Digital Earth. 111-134
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  Jobin Thomas, Sabu Joseph, K. P. Thrivikramaji:
  Morphometric aspects of a small tropical mountain river system, the southern Western Ghats, India. 135-156
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  João G. Negreiros, Marco Painho, Fernando J. Aguilar, Manuel A. Aguilar:
  A comprehensive framework for exploratory spatial data analysis: Moran location and variance scatterplots. 157-186
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  Maged Marghany, Arthur P. Cracknell, Mazlan Hashim:
  3-D visualizations of coastal bathymetry by utilization of airborne TOPSAR polarized data. 187-206

Letter

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  Zhou Huang, Yu Fang, Mao Pan:
  Toward an integrated framework for geosensor grid. 207-216

Volume 3, Number 3, 2010

Special Issue: Early warning and disaster management: the importance of geographic information (Part A) Editorial

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  Milan Konecný, Wolfgang Reinhardt:
  Early warning and disaster management: the importance of geographic information (Part A). 217-220

Review Paper

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  Huadong Guo:
  Understanding global natural disasters and the role of earth observation. 221-230

Research Papers

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  Michael F. Goodchild, J. Alan Glennon:
  Crowdsourcing geographic information for disaster response: a research frontier. 231-241
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  Bertrand De Longueville, Alessandro Annoni, Sven Schade, Nicole Ostlaender, Ceri Whitmore:
  Digital Earth's Nervous System for crisis events: real-time Sensor Web Enablement of Volunteered Geographic Information. 242-259
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  Fei Wang, Hongyong Yuan:
  Challenges of the Sensor Web for disaster management. 260-279
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  S. Bernsdorf, R. Barsch, M. Beyreuther, Klemen Zaksek, Matthias Hort, J. Wassermann:
  Decision support system for the mobile volcano fast response system. 280-291
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  Doris Dransch, Henry Rotzoll, Kathrin Poser:
  The contribution of maps to the challenges of risk communication to the public. 292-311

Volume 3, Number 4, 2010

Special Issue: Early warning and disaster management: the importance of geographic information (Part B) Editorial

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  Milan Konecný, Wolfgang Reinhardt:
  Early warning and disaster management: the importance of geographic information (Part B). 313-315

Original Articles

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  Karel Stanek, Lucie Friedmannová, Petr Kubícek, Milan Konecný:
  Selected issues of cartographic communication optimization for emergency centers. 316-339
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  Hannes Seppänen, Kirsi Virrantaus:
  The role of GI-supported methods in crisis management. 340-354
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  Huadong Guo, Liangyun Liu, Liping Lei, Yanhong Wu, Liwei Li, Bing Zhang, Zhengli Zuo, Zhen Li:
  Dynamic analysis of the Wenchuan Earthquake disaster and reconstruction with 3-year remote sensing data. 355-364
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  Jessica Glabsch, Otto Heunecke, Stefan Schuhbäck:
  A low-cost PDGNSS-based sensor network for landslide monitoring - challenges, possibilities, and prospects. 365-383
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  Kai Walter:
  Development of an early warning information infrastructure using spatial web services technology. 384-394
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  Bin Zhang, Hongyong Yuan, Quanyi Huang, Renqiang Wen, Junqiang Gu:
  Research on fine Spatial Quantitative Model about vulnerability of hazard-affected bodies. 395-405