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| INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR DIGITAL EARTH (ISDE) |
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The ISDE is a non-political, non-governmental and not-for-profit international organization, principally for promotion of academic exchange, science and technology innovation, education, and international collaboration. The purpose of the society is to promote international cooperation on the Digital Earth vision, and enable the Digital Earth technology to play key roles inter alia, in economic and social sustainable development, environmental protection, disaster mitigation, natural resources conservation and improvement of human being's living standard. |
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THE 4TH DIGITAL EARTH SUMMIT  |
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Registrations are now open for the 4th Digital Earth Summit, “Digital Earth and Technology” being held in Wellington New Zealand from 2 to 4 September 2012.
Wellington City Council and Land Information New Zealand have partnered to bring the 4th Digital Earth Summit to Wellington. The Summit will bring the best speakers from overseas and from New Zealand to exchange knowledge and explore technology advancement in this exciting area.
The Summit will focus on digital earth science and technology, including advanced earth observation systems, augmented reality and visualisation, high-performance computation and simulation, and spatial data infrastructures... <<More |
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| NEWS EXPRESS |
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| 7TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON DIGITAL EARTH |
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On August 23rd-25th, 2011, the 7th International Symposium on Digital Earth themed “The Knowledge Generation” was held in Perth, Australia, by joining the forces of ISDE (International Society for Digital Earth), the WALIS (Western Australian Land Information System) Forum and the WA NRM (Natural Resource Management) Office. Over 800 experts in the fields of Digital Earth, land information, and natural resources from around the world shared their latest findings to explain the Digital Earth concept, global change, natural resource management, and information technology in 22 streams, 16 keynote speeches and more than 100 research reports. << Read more |
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| FREE ACCESS FOR IJDE PAPERS |
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click here to access the International Journal of Digital Earth, Volume 1 Issue 1 2008 |
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To celebrate the success of International Journal of Digital Earth's(IJDE) acceptance into the, Science Citation Index Expanded. We have made the following 8 editor's choice papers free* to view online: |
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Digital Earth: decadal experiences and some thoughts, H. D. Guo; Z. Liu; L. W. Zhu |
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Geo-spatial information and technologies in support of EU crisis management, Delilah H. A. Al-Khudhairy |
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Enabling interoperability for Digital Earth: Earth Science coverage access services, S. Nativi; B. Domenico |
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Arithmetic and Fourier transform for the PYXIS multi-resolution digital Earth model, A. Vince; X. Zheng |
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The use cases of digital earth, M. F. Goodchild |
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Digital Earth in support of global change research, C. Shupeng; J. van Genderen |
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Distributed geospatial information processing: sharing distributed geospatial resources to
support Digital Earth, Chaowei Yang; Wenwen Li; Jibo Xie; Bin Zhou |
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The role of GIS in Digital Earth education, J. J. Kerski |
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| BEIJING DECLARATION ON DIGITAL EARTH - 2009 |
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DYNAMICS OF DIGITAL EARTH |
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