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The development of global informatization and its integration with
industrialization symbolizes that human society has entered into the
big data era. This article covers seven new characteristics of Geomatics
(i.e. ubiquitous sensor, multi-dimensional dynamics, integration via
networking, full automation in real time, from sensing to recognition,
crowdsourcing and volunteered geographic information, and serviceoriented
science), and puts forward the corresponding critical technical
challenges in the construction of integrated space–air–ground
geospatial networks. Through the discussions outlined in this paper, we
propose a new development stage of Geomatics entitled ‘Connected
Geomatics,’ which is defined as a multi-disciplinary science and
technology that uses systematic approaches and integrates methods of
spatio-temporal data acquisition, information extraction, network
management, knowledge discovery, and spatial sensing and recognition,
as well as intelligent location-based services pertaining to any physical
objects and human activities on the earth. It is envisioned that the
advancement of Geomatics will make a great contribution to human
sustainable development.
industrialization symbolizes that human society has entered into the
big data era. This article covers seven new characteristics of Geomatics
(i.e. ubiquitous sensor, multi-dimensional dynamics, integration via
networking, full automation in real time, from sensing to recognition,
crowdsourcing and volunteered geographic information, and serviceoriented
science), and puts forward the corresponding critical technical
challenges in the construction of integrated space–air–ground
geospatial networks. Through the discussions outlined in this paper, we
propose a new development stage of Geomatics entitled ‘Connected
Geomatics,’ which is defined as a multi-disciplinary science and
technology that uses systematic approaches and integrates methods of
spatio-temporal data acquisition, information extraction, network
management, knowledge discovery, and spatial sensing and recognition,
as well as intelligent location-based services pertaining to any physical
objects and human activities on the earth. It is envisioned that the
advancement of Geomatics will make a great contribution to human
sustainable development.
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