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The following non exhaustive list of topics may be used to select paper keywords when submitting abstracts. For convenience they have been grouped into categories of be spatial, geo science, methods and applications, reflecting decreasing levels of abstraction. |
This list is an attempt to identify the mostly used topics on GI related fields. All relevant high quality works, coming from basic R&D, technology, application or user approaches, are eligible for presentation at GIS PLANET 2005. Topics will be structured around themes into the conference final program. As GIS PLANET 2005 aims to feature presentations on the cutting edge of GIS, on developments likely to dominate the field over the coming decade, and of a global perspective, some themes have been already selected for particular emphasis. |
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BE SPATIAL |
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It is the core level of GIS PLANET 2005, meaning that all spatial related issues are eligible for presentation. As GI is widely used, the list below has uncovered areas for which keywords have to be freely suggested. |
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GEO SCIENCE |
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Geographic modeling Cognitive structure of spatial knowledge Languages of spatial relations Space/time analysis and modeling |
Social and cultural organization of space Ontology of space Knowledge discovery & theoretical formulation |
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METHODS |
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Activity-based models of spatial knowledge Agent based Models Artificial intelligence Cellular automata modeling Cooperative work with spatial information Database design Digital Libraries Distributed GIS Dynamic simulation Models Error propagation evaluation Exploratory spatial data analysis genetic algorithms Geostatistics Global Positioning Systems Internet/Intranet/Extranet solutions Laws and regulations for GIS Modeling 3D objects |
Neurocomputing Object-oriented programming Operations research Communication of spatial information Quality issues in geographic information Sample design techniques Spatial Analysis Spatial data integration & interoperability Spatial Data Warehousing Spatial data models Spatial Decision Support Systems Spatial econometrics Structure of geographic information Surface analysis and modeling User-interface design Virtual Environments Visualization |
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APPLICATIONS |
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Agriculture Air Quality Management Bio-Diversity Broadcasting Cadastre Citizenship Coastal Management Crop Management Data exchange and Interoperability Demography Desertification Drug Control Earth Observation Ecological evaluation Education Emergency Management Emergency services Energy Energy Utilities Networks Entertainment Environmental evaluation Environmental Impact Assessment Environmental Management Fisheries Management Forest management Geodata supply and payment Geodesy and cartography Geoinformation policies Geology and soil Public participation Geomarketing and Logistics GI Infrastructures Global climate change Global Mapping g-Government Growth management Health Heritage Historic Preservation and Archaeology Human Capital |
Human Migration Hydrologic modeling Information Society Intelligence analysis Intelligent cities International Trade Land management Landscape Planning Marine analysis Metadata Meteorology Metropolitan Growth Military analysis Natural Resources Navigation Oceans Oil and gas transportation Organizational and Institutional aspects Planning Political strategy analysis Professional aspects Protected areas Public safety Remote sensing Risk Assessment Road management and planning Security Management Spatial decision-support systems Soils Statistical boundaries Surveying and mapping Sustainable Development Telecommunications Tourism Traffic Control Trans-national Pollution Urban Management Utility management Water Management World balance and co-operation |
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