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Geospatial Data Acquisition & Earth Observation

Geospatial Intelligence, GIS & Digital Earth Systems — GIS, remote sensing, Geo-AI, digital twins, and Earth observation.

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Sub-session description

Academic Scope

This sub-session focuses on the acquisition, integration, and management of geospatial data from a wide range of Earth observation and spatial sensing technologies. As advances in satellite systems, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), and sensor technologies continue to transform geospatial science, the availability of high-resolution spatial data has significantly expanded opportunities for environmental monitoring, resource assessment, and spatial analysis.
The sub-session welcomes contributions related to remote sensing, Earth observation systems, UAV photogrammetry, LiDAR applications, and multi-source geospatial data integration. Studies addressing innovative data acquisition techniques, sensor calibration, data quality assessment, and spatial data management are particularly encouraged.
The session aims to advance knowledge and practical applications of modern geospatial sensing technologies that support scientific research, environmental monitoring, and sustainable resource management.

Multi-source geospatial data integration (satellite, UAV, ground-based sensors) Advanced remote sensing and high-resolution Earth observation UAV photogrammetry, LiDAR, and 3D spatial data acquisition Sensor networks and data acquisition systems

Session Metadata

CodeF1

FormatMixed format

Main Convener Prof. Ph.D Oyuntsetseg Dash, MUST

Target audience: Researchers in geodesy, GIS, remote sensing, and Geo-AI Engineers and practitioners in geospatial systems Data scientists and AI specialists Government and policy stakeholders Industry professionals and technology providers Graduate students and early-career researchers

Recommended Contributions

Original research, case studies, applied methodological papers, and evidence-based perspectives aligned with the scope of this sub-session.

Author Guidance

Abstracts should be submitted in English (250–300 words), clearly linked to this sub-session code, and should state objective, methodology, key results, and relevance.

Review Fit

Submissions should demonstrate scientific relevance, originality, methodological quality, clarity, and alignment with the session theme.

Registration

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💳 Conference fee

Regular

150 USD

≈ 539199 ₮

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