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ORCIDInternational Journal of Digital Earth, Volume 4
Volume 4, Number 1, 2011
- Huadong Guo:
Editorial. 1
- Peter Potapov
, Matthew C. Hansen, A. M. Gerrand, Erik J. Lindquist, Kyle Pittman, Svetlana Turubanova, M. Løyche Wilkie:
The global Landsat imagery database for the FAO FRA remote sensing survey. 2-21 - Ryutaro Tateishi, Bayaer Uriyangqai, Hussam Al-Bilbisi, Mohamed Aboel Ghar, Tsend-Ayush Javzandulam, Toshiyuki Kobayashi, Alimujiang Kasimu, Hoan Nguyen Thanh, Adel Shalaby, Bayan Alsaaideh, Tsevengee Enkhzaya, Gegen Tana, Hiroshi P. Sato:
Production of global land cover data - GLCNMO. 22-49 - Troy Sternberg, Renchin Tsolmon, Nicholas Middleton, David S. G. Thomas:
Tracking desertification on the Mongolian steppe through NDVI and field-survey data. 50-64 - Feixiong Luo, Ershun Zhong, Junlai Cheng, Yuefeng Huang:
VGIS-COLLIDE: an effective collision detection algorithm for multiple objects in virtual geographic information system. 65-77 - Vijay Kumar, Gopalan Venkataraman:
SAR interferometric coherence analysis for snow cover mapping in the western Himalayan region. 78-90
- John L. van Genderen:
Atlas of remote sensing of the Wenchuan earthquake. 91-92
Volume 4, Number 2, 2011
- Jixian Zhang, Weisen Li, Liang Zhai:
A high-level architecture for a Geomatics Informatization Technology System: the Chinese case. 93-107 - Yashon O. Ouma, Ryutaro Tateishi:
Towards long-multitemporal change detection using SVI differencing by integrated DWT-ISOCLUS: a model for forest temporal dynamics mapping. 108-132 - Fatih Gülgen, Türkay Gökgöz:
A block-based selection method for road network generalization. 133-153 - Xihua Yang, Peter L. Smith, Tao Yu, Hailiang Gao:
Estimating evapotranspiration from terrestrial groundwater-dependent ecosystems using Landsat images. 154-170
- Mingyuan Hu, Hui Lin, Bin Chen, Min Chen, Weitao Che, Fengru Huang:
A virtual learning environment of the Chinese University of Hong Kong. 171-182
- John L. van Genderen:
Airborne and terrestrial laser scanning. 183-184
Volume 4, Number 3, 2011
- Yong Xue, Dominic Palmer-Brown, Huadong Guo:
The use of high-performance and high-throughput computing for the fertilization of digital earth and global change studies. 185-210
- Xin Zhang, Wen Dong, Sihai Li, Jiancheng Luo, Tianhe Chi:
China Digital Ocean Prototype System. 211-222 - Mazlan Hashim, Norzailawati Mohd. Noor, Maged Marghany:
Modeling sprawl of unauthorized development using geospatial technology: case study in Kuantan district, Malaysia. 223-238 - Ayad Mohammed Fadhil:
Drought mapping using Geoinformation technology for some sites in the Iraqi Kurdistan region. 239-257 - R. V. Sheeja, Sabu Joseph, D. S. Jaya, R. S. Baiju:
Land use and land cover changes over a century (1914-2007) in the Neyyar River Basin, Kerala: a remote sensing and GIS approach. 258-270
Volume 4, Number 4, 2011
- Alessandro Annoni, Max Craglia, Manfred Ehlers, Yola Georgiadou, Andrea Giacomelli, Milan Konecný, Nicole Ostlaender, Gábor Remetey-Fülöpp, David Rhind, Paul C. Smits, Sven Schade:
A European perspective on Digital Earth. 271-284 - Yola Georgiadou, Benson Bana, Robert Becht, Robert Hoppe, Justinian Ikingura, Menno-Jan Kraak, Kate T. Lance, Rob Lemmens, Juma Hemed Lungo, Michael K. McCall, Gianluca Miscione, Jeroen Verplanke:
Sensors, empowerment, and accountability: a Digital Earth view from East Africa. 285-304 - Chaowei Yang, Michael F. Goodchild, Qunying Huang, Doug Nebert, Robert Raskin, Yan Xu, Myra Bambacus, Daniel Fay:
Spatial cloud computing: how can the geospatial sciences use and help shape cloud computing? 305-329
- Yong Ge, Feng Cao, R. F. Duan:
Impact of discretization methods on the rough set-based classification of remotely sensed images. 330-346 - Xin Li, Zhuotong Nan, Guodong Cheng, Yongjian Ding, Lizong Wu, Liangxu Wang, Jian Wang, Youhua Ran, Hongxing Li, Xiaoduo Pan, Zhongming Zhu:
Toward an improved data stewardship and service for environmental and ecological science data in West China. 347-359
- John L. van Genderen:
Risk and planet earth. 362-363
Volume 4, Number 5, 2011
- Clement Atzberger, Paul H. C. Eilers:
A time series for monitoring vegetation activity and phenology at 10-daily time steps covering large parts of South America. 365-386 - V. Prasannakumar, R. Shiny, N. Geetha, H. Vijith:
Applicability of SRTM data for landform characterisation and geomorphometry: a comparison with contour-derived parameters. 387-401 - Fang Huang, Dingsheng Liu, Xiaowen Li, Lizhe Wang, Wenbo Xu:
Preliminary study of a cluster-based open-source parallel GIS based on the GRASS GIS. 402-420 - Konstantinos G. Perakis, Athanasios K. Moysiadis:
Geospatial predictive modelling of the Neolithic archaeological sites of Magnesia in Greece. 421-433 - Panos Panagos, Arwyn Jones, Claudio Bosco, P. S. Senthil Kumar:
European digital archive on soil maps (EuDASM): preserving important soil data for public free access. 434-443
- John L. van Genderen:
Advanced Geoinformation Science. 444-446 - John L. van Genderen:
Advances in Environmental Remote Sensing: Sensors, Algorithms, and Applications. 446-447
Volume 4, Number 6, 2011
- Nengcheng Chen, Zeqiang Chen, Chuli Hu, Liping Di:
A capability matching and ontology reasoning method for high precision OGC web service discovery. 449-470 - Chao Fang, Chongjun Yang, Zhuo Chen, Xiaojing Yao, Hantao Guo:
Parallel algorithm for viewshed analysis on a modern GPU. 471-486 - Mahdieh Hosseinjani, Majid Hashemi Tangestani:
Mapping alteration minerals using sub-pixel unmixing of ASTER data in the Sarduiyeh area, SE Kerman, Iran. 487-504 - Fatih Döner, Cemal Biyik:
Modelling and mapping third dimension in a spatial database. 505-520
- Javier Estornell, Luis Ángel Ruiz Fernández, Borja Velázquez-Martí, Txomin Hermosilla:
Analysis of the factors affecting LiDAR DTM accuracy in a steep shrub area. 521-538
Volume 4, Number Supplement-1, 2011
- Christina Corbane, Martino Pesaresi, Daniela Carrion:
Validation of EO-derived information for crisis management: a Digital Earth perspective in the VALgEO expert community. 1-7
- Christina Corbane, Daniela Carrion, M. Broglia:
Development and implementation of a validation protocol for crisis maps: reliability and consistency assessment of burnt area maps. 8-24 - Cécile Duchêne, Sidonie Christophe, Anne Ruas:
Generalisation, symbol specification and map evaluation: feedback from research done at COGIT laboratory, IGN France. 25-41 - Francisco Javier Gallego:
Validation of GIS layers in the EU: getting adapted to available reference data. 42-57 - Michal Shimoni, Michele Crosetto, Stefan Lang, Philippe Bally, François Boubila:
The independent service validation in GMES RESPOND: the flood validation exercise. 58-76 - Ad De Roo, Jutta Thielen, Peter Salamon, Konrad Bogner, Sebastien Nobert, Hannah Cloke, David Demeritt, Jalal Younis, Milan Kalas, Katalin Bódis, Davide Muraro, Florian Pappenberger:
Quality control, validation and user feedback of the European Flood Alert System (EFAS). 77-90 - Thomas Kemper, Malgorzata Jenerowicz, Lionel Gueguen, D. Poli, Pierre Soille:
Monitoring changes in the Menik Farm IDP camps in Sri Lanka using multi-temporal very high-resolution satellite data. 91-106 - Patrizia Tenerelli, Daniele Ehrlich:
Analysis of built-up spatial pattern at different scales: can scattering affect map accuracy? 107-116 - Keiko Saito, Robin Spence:
Mapping urban building stocks for vulnerability assessment - preliminary results. 117-130
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