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The FOSS4GE conference, a European extension of the Open Source Geospatial Foundation (OSGeo) annual event, connects professionals in the geoinformation software realm. OSGeo, as an international association, emphasizes geoinformatics, cartography, and open standards, fostering data sharing, collaboration, and innovative problem-solving across various domains. This conference series, initially known as FOSS/GRASS User Conference and later as FOSS4G, arrives in Estonia, offering local professionals and students access to world-class education and insights from global experts, all while facilitating networking and knowledge exchange.

The 12th International Conference on Agro-Geoinformatics is organized and hosted by the International Society of Agromatics and BioSense Insitute with technical and financial sponsorships from IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society, Food and Agriculture Organization, Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC), Agricultural and Environmental Informatics Application and Research Center (TARBİL), and Center for Spatial Information Science and Systems (CSISS) of George Mason University.

Agro-geoinformation is critical for the agricultural sustainability, food security, environmental research, bioenergy, natural resource conservation, land use management, carbon accounting, global climate change, health research, agricultural industry, commodity trading, economy research, education, agricultural decision-making and policy formulation, etc.

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Logiciels,    Calcul scientifique et science des données

International Association of Chinese Professionals in Geographic Information Sciences (CPGIS)

The main theme of the proposed conference is “Geospatial Sciences for Sustainability”. Under this theme, the objective of the conference is to offer an engaging platform for networking and exchanging new ideas and cutting-edge knowledge among diverse GIScience professionals worldwide, and for promoting collaboration in geospatial science and sustainability.

The main goal of this summer school 2024 is to provide participants with innovative practical and methodological skills to characterize mountainous terrain using close- and near range remote sensing techniques.

Wildfires are attracting significant attention from both the public and the local managers for their increasing impacts on the biosphere. In the recent years, we have witnessed a large number of extreme fire events all around the globe: Hawaii, California, Greece, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Turkey, that have significant impacts on both the environment and humans. The EARSeL Forest Fires Special Interest Group (FF SIG) was created in 1995 and fosters interaction among scientists and managers who are interested in using remotely sensed data and techniques to improve the traditional methods for fire monitoring.

Remote Sensing of Forest Fires: Lessons learned and future challenges under a changing climate

ESA is pleased to announce the organization of the 2024 EO for Africa Symposium in partnership with the African Union Commission (AUC), African Association of Remote Sensing of the Environment (AARSE), the European Commission (EC), the European Organization for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT), and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).

Collaborations between Africa and Europe in Earth Observation (EO) have a rich history spanning decades. ESA has been a leader in various initiatives and is currently implementing the EO African Framework for Research, Innovation, Communities, and Applications (AFRICA) Initiative. This initiative aims to build an African-European R&D partnership and facilitate the sustainable adoption of Earth Observation and related space technology in Africa, following an African user-driven approach with a long-term (>10 years) vision for the digital era in Africa. Under the auspices of the Africa Union Commission (AUC), ESA has established longstanding and fruitful collaborations with numerous African entities holding local, regional, and continental responsibilities. In this framework, ESA is honored to co-organize this Symposium and invites all interested parties to submit their abstracts and/or participate.

The workshop aims to bring together experts from the industry, government, and academia, to present and discuss LADM and/or 3D LA related developments including live demonstrations of LADM implementations (operational systems, pilots, prototypes). The workshop will also cover informal or customary rights (, restrictions, resposibilities) as exiting in many countries, next to the more formal rights that are being registered. UN-Habitat is using the LADM specialization STDM (Social Tenure Domain Model) in 17 countries to register these informal/customary rights. Also, UN-FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization)'s SOLA (Solutions for Open Land Administration)/Open Tenure and USAID's MAST (Mobile Applications to Secure Tenure) infomation models are all based on LADM. Speakers who want to share their experiences on implementation are cordially invited to participate. This workshop will provide solid input to the "Implementation" part of Edition II of LADM, to be developed in collaboration with OGC. The workshop should enable making important choices, such as the technical encodings.

Métrologie et instrumentation,    Géographie, Cartographie

URISA

The world is changing, and digital reflections of the real world have become increasingly important for governments and business to understand and manage environmental and socio-economic issues, and to channel sustainable development and reduce emissions. The pressure placed on the use of working and living spaces further necessitates decisions that are based on based on more complex, multi-dimensional spatial data. Digital twins have developed as a critical technology that offers a platform for the testing and analyses of complex systems, which would be impossible to perform with traditional simulators and modular evaluations. However, the development of such technology faces many challenges including discovery, sharing, fusion, analysis and simulation of spatial information, data unavailability to train Machine Learning (models, management, and visualisation of big multidimensional data. The ISPRS Technical Commission IV 'Spatial Information Sciences' has the mission to advance spatial information science, enable spatial digital twins and empower their development to a metaverse.

multidimensional modelling • fusion of data • open data • data management of big data • spatial analysis and simulation • mixed reality • advanced interfaces.

Métrologie et instrumentation,    Reconnaissance de formes et traitement d'image, vision par ordinateur

Métrologie et instrumentation,    Reconnaissance de formes et traitement d'image, vision par ordinateur

ISPRS Technical Commission III is dedicated to the technologies and applications of remote sensing. It is jointly hosted by Brazil and France from 2022 to 2026 and its mid-term symposium will be held in Belém, Brazil, on 4-8 November 2024, together with the Latin-American remote sensing symposium SELPER and several tutorials and thematic workshops, including South America Water from Space IV and Geo-Information for Disaster Management (Gi4DM).

The symposium will cover a very wide range of topics related to remote sensing: from satellite image acquisition and processing techniques (space missions, sensors, algorithms, etc.), with sessions devoted to new missions (SWOT, Biomass etc.), to a wide variety of applications in Earth and planetary sciences, climate, environment, and society, with a particular focus on the Amazon and tropical environments.

The event is jointly organized by the "Tashkent Institute of Irrigation and Agricultural Mechanization Engineers" National Research University (“TIIAME” NRU)

The International Conference on GeoInformatics for Spatial-Infrastructure Development in Earth & Allied Sciences (GIS-IDEAS) provides a platform for sharing of knowledge and valuable experiences and help promote collaborations and scientific exchanges between not only between students, researchers and practitioners Japan, Vietnam and Thailand but also our other colleagues involved in developing and promoting GeoInformatics technologies.

Low-Cost 3D (LC3D) is a series of international ISPRS workshops on low-cost three-dimensional sensor systems and tools, ranging from low-cost acquisition devices like handheld scanning systems over inexpensive photogrammetric algorithms to processing software and applications. Initiated by Prof. Frank Neitzel from Technical University Berlin and Prof. Ralf Reulke from Humboldt-University in Berlin, the workshops were initially organized and hosted in Berlin (2011, 2013, 2015). In 2017 the 5th workshop was hosted by the HafenCity University Hamburg, in 2019 the 6th edition of the workshop took place at INSA Strasbourg, France while in 2019 at the University of Würzburg, Germany.

The primary theme of O3DM is the precise 3D measurement and accurate modelling from imaging and range sensors.

International Academy of Computing Technology

2025 8th International Conference on Geoinformatics and Data Analysis (ICGDA 2025) will be held from April 4 to 6, 2025 in Nice, France. ICGDA 2025 is Co-sponsored by Ecole Centrale de Marseille, Aix Marseille University, France, and Palacky University, Czech Republic.

Email.: Dunn@iact.net

Automated object extraction and database updates from imagery; Big Data analytics; Cartographic theory and applications; Climate changes and global environment; Cyberinfrastructure and CyberGIS; Data models in cartography; Digital gazetteer; Environmental criminology and crime simulation;