Nov 2013-ISPRS Conference on Serving Society with Geoinformation
2013-10-14 23:15:01  Author：张志超  Source：  comment：0 Hits：

Scope

Geoinformatics is the synergy of data and systems from various disciplines brought together to provide information on the state of the earth: Geographical Information System (GIS); computerized databases and applications; computer science; remote sensing; photogrammetry; graphical processing; cartography; statistics; etc. – it is describing the main interface between the real and the measured, or virtual, world. It combines geospatial analysis and modeling, the development of geospatial databases; information systems design; visualization (human-computer interaction), and communication (both wired and wireless networking technologies).

Today, many government and non government agencies have started to use spatial data for managing their daily activities. Often, those concerned are not experts in Geoinformatics so there is a need to condense expert information into something usable by the end-user. To achieve this end, it is important that advances in the technology and new developments in the applications of Geoinformatics become a part of the information management and decision making process.
 

Topics

Submissions are invited in, but not limited to, the following areas: