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Urban Informatics - Call for papers: Urban Land Dynamics Monitoring with Big Earth Data

The following special issue in Urban Informatics is open for submissions. The submission deadline is Dec 31, 2024.

Call for papers: Urban Land Dynamics Monitoring with Big Earth Data

Guest editors:

Dr. Jining Yan, School of Computer Science, China University of Geosciences, China;  yanjn@cug.edu.cn

Dr. Jue Wang, University of Toronto, Canada;  gis.wang@utoronto.ca

Dr. Ruyi FengSchool of Computer Science, China University of Geosciences, China; fengry@cug.edu.cn

Dr. Lizhe Wang, School of Computer Science, China University of Geosciences, China; lizhe.wang@gmail.com

Aim & Scope:

The process of urbanization is accompanied by the expansion of urban area. Big Earth data, such as remote sensing data, has played an important role in monitoring the dynamic changes of urban land use due to its advantages of uninterrupted, objective, and all-round observation. In-depth mining and analysis of urban spatial big data is of great significance for understanding urban land dynamics, and making suggestions for urban planning and governance decisions. This special session aims to bring together researchers, practitioners, and stakeholders to share their experiences and discuss the latest advancements, applications, and challenges in urban land dynamics.

Possible topics:

  1. Advanced classification techniques of urban land use and land cover
  2. Spatio-temporal dynamics of urban growth.
  3. Urban land cover and land use change detection.
  4. Time-series urban land cover change detection.
  5. Big Earth data system for urban land dynamics monitoring.


Submission process:

Special issue articles are subject to the same review process (this opens in a new tab) and high standards as regular Urban Informatics articles. Articles should be submitted using our online submission system (www.editorialmanager.com/uinf/default.aspx (this opens in a new tab)). On the submission site, select this special issue in the "Additional Information" section.

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