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1 V8.0 March 27, 2018 International Society for Digital Earth Manual of Digital Earth (Tentative Title) OUTLINE Foreword Chapter 1 Understanding Digital Earth 1.1 Origins and Precursors of Digital Earth 1.2 Digital Earth Initiative 1.3 Digital Earth Evolution 1.4 Global Response Activities 1.5 Relationship to other initiatives Part 1 Digital Earth Technologies Chapter 2 Digital Earth Platforms 2.1 Digital Earth Reference Model 2.2 Scientific Digital Earth Platforms 2.3 Public Digital Earth Platforms 2.4 Commercial Digital Earth Platforms Chapter 3 Earth Observation for Digital Earth 3.1 Spaceborne Earth Observation 3.2 Airborne Earth Observation 3.3 Unmanned Aircraft Earth Observation 3.4 In-situ (or ground-based) observations 3.5 Processing and Analyzing Technology
2 Chapter 4 Global Positioning Systems and Location-based Services 4.1 Global Positioning Systems Development 4.2 Satellite Navigation Theory and Technology 4.3 Satellite Navigation Data Processing 4.4 Navigation and Location-based Services Chapter 5 Geospatial Information Infrastructure 5.1 Geospatial Metadata and Standards 5.2 Global Spatial Data Infrastructure 5.3 Geospatial Information Analyzing 5.4 E-infrastructure 5.5 Case Studies ( e.g. Geoportals, GEOSS Clearinghouse) Chapter 6 Geospatial Information Computing and Processing Technology 6.1 Distributed Geospatial Information Processing 6.2 High-performance Computing 6.3 Geospatial Information Online Processing 6.4 Spatial-Temporal Computing Chapter 7 Geospatial Information Visualization 7.1 Introduction to GIV 7.2 Geovisual Analytics 7.3 Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality 7.4 Virtual Geographic Environment Chapter 8 Sensor Web and Web Service 8.1 Sensor Data and Sensor Web 8.2 Web Services 8.3 Web Processing 8.4 Web-based 3D Technology Chapter 9 Transformation in Scale for Continuous Zooming 9.1 Theories for the Continuous Zooming 9.2 Transformation Models for Continuous Zooming 9.3 Algorithms for Transformation Models for Continuous Zooming 9.4 Data Structure for Continuous Zooming 2
3 Chapter 10 Big Data and Cloud Computing 10.1 Big Data Definition and Sources 10.2 Big Data Analytic Methods 10.3 Architecture for Big Data Analysis 10.4 Cloud Computing for Big Data 10.5 Case Study: Earth Cube/ Data Cube Chapter 11 Artificial Intelligence 11.1 Symbolicism and Semantic Network 11.2 Connectionism, Deep Learning, Reinforcement Learning and Generative Adversarial Networks 11.3 Evolutionism, Genetic Algorithm and Swarm Intelligence 11.4 Statistical Machine Learning Part 2 Digital Earth for Sustainable Development Chapter 12 Digital Earth for UN SDGs 12.1 Fundamentals of Digital Earth for SDGs 12.2 Integration of Geospatial Information and Earth Observation Data with Statistical Information 12.3 National Level Case of Engagement of Stakeholders (GI/EO Service Providers) to Support SDGs Indicator Monitoring and Reporting Chapter 13 Digital Earth for Climate Change 13.1 Digital Earth for Monitoring Impact Factors of Climate Change (e.g. Anthropogenic and Physical Factors) 13.2 Detecting Interactions among the Climate and the Society through Spatial and Time 13.3 Modeling the Future Changing Probabilities 13.4 Digital Earth for the Implementation of the Paris Agreement Chapter 14 Digital Earth for Disaster Mitigation 14.1 Digital Earth and Disaster Risk Mapping Technology 14.2 Digital Earth for Disaster Early Warning and Response 14.3 Digital Earth for National and Local Disaster Risk Assessment 14.4 Digital Earth: Support the Implementation of the Sendai Framework 3
4 Part 3 Digital Earth Application: Earth-Human Interaction Chapter 15 Digital City Chapter 16 Digital Heritage Chapter 17 Digital Earth and Citizen Science Chapter 18 The Economic Value of Digital Earth Chapter 19 Social Media and Social Awareness Chapter 20 Internet of Things Chapter 21 Digital Earth and Neogeography Chapter 22 Digital Earth and Situation[al] Awareness Part 4 National & Regional Development of Digital Earth Chapter 23 Digital Australia Chapter 24 Digital China Chapter 25 Digital Europe Chapter 26 Digital Japan Chapter 27 Digital Russia 4
5 Part 5 Digital Earth:Data Policies,Ethical Consideration, and Education Chapter 28 Digital Earth Data Policies 28.1 Data Openness 28.2 Data Access 28.3 Data Standards 28.4 Open Services 28.5 Open Data Initiatives by Governments Chapter 29 Ethical Considerations Chapter 30 Digital Earth: Education and Outreach 30.1 Digital Earth in Classrooms 30.2 Digital Earth Community Connections 30.3 Digital Earth Education to Career Curriculum 30.4 The Future of Digital Earth Education Chapter 31 Digital Earth: Challenges and Forecasts Appendixes: - International Society for Digital Earth - International Symposia on Digital Earth - Digital Earth Summits - Workshop on Digital Earth Vision to Beijing Declaration on Digital Earth Beijing Declaration on Digital Earth - International Journal of Digital Earth - Journal of Big Earth Data 5
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