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Volume 7 2014
●Issue 1 2014 pages 1-92
1. Digital Earth: Big Earth Data
---Huadong Guo
2. Advancing Digital Earth: beyond the next generation
---Manfred Ehlers , Peter Woodgate , Alessandro Annoni , Sven Schade
3. Towards geospatial semantic search: exploiting latent semantic relations in geospatial data
---Wenwen Li , Michael F. Goodchild , Robert Raskin
4. A stream-based Parasitic Model for implementing Mobile Digital Earth
---Wenhang Li , Jianhua Gong , Ping Yu , Qishen Duan , Yuling Zou
5. Web-based visualization of large 3D urban building models
---Liqiang Zhang , Chunming Han , Liang Zhang , Xiaokun Zhang , Jonathan Li
6. A framework design for the Chinese National Disaster Reduction System of Systems (CNDRSS)
---Deren Li , Linglin Zeng , Nengcheng Chen , Jie Shan , Liangming Liu , Yida Fan , Wei Li
7. Does DE need a C? A proposal for a DE curriculum
---Tim Foresman , Sven Schade , Yola Georgiadou , Josef Strobl
●Issue 2 2014 pages 93-174
1. Methods to extract impervious surface areas from satellite images
---Dengsheng Lu , Guiying Li , Wenhui Kuang , Emilio Moran
2. Remote sensing-based global crop monitoring: experiences with China's CropWatch system
---Bingfang Wu , Jihua Meng , Qiangzi Li , Nana Yan , Xin Du , Miao Zhang
3. A novel method for discovering spatio-temporal clusters of different sizes, shapes, and densities in the presence of noise
---Qiliang Liu , Min Deng , Jiantao Bi , Wentao Yang
4. Remote sensing image fusion: an update in the context of Digital Earth
---Christine Pohl , John van Genderen
5. Only one Earth: the long road via Rio to sustainable development
---J.L. van Genderen
●Issue 3 2014 pages 175-252
1. Building the World Wide Hypermap (WWH) with a RESTful architecture
---Joan Maso , Xavier Pons , Alaitz Zabala
2. Evaluation of diverse classification approaches for land use/cover mapping in a Mediterranean region utilizing Hyperion data
---Alata Elatawneh , Chariton Kalaitzidis , George P. Petropoulos , Thomas Schneider
3. Using SPOT 5 fusion-ready imagery to detect Chinese tamarisk (saltcedar) with mathematical morphological method
---Q.S. Liu , G.H. Liu , C. Huang , C.J. Xie
4. A classification of water erosion models according to their geospatial characteristics
---Christos G. Karydas , Panos Panagos , Ioannis Z. Gitas
5. A changing environment for human security
---J.L. van Genderen
●Issue 4 2014 pages 253-350
1. Analytical geospatial Digital Earth
---Bert Veenendaal , Songnian Li , Suzana Dragicevic , Maria Antonia Brovelli
2. Enhancing accessibility to web mapping systems with technology-aligned adaptive profiles
Jacob Delfos , Bert Veenendaal , Tele Tan
3. Using GIS to develop a mobile communications network for disaster-damaged areas
---Youhei Kawamura , Ashraf M. Dewan , Bert Veenendaal , Masahiro Hayashi , Takeshi Shibuya , Itaru Kitahara , Hajime Nobuhara , Kento Ishii
4. An open source, server-side framework for analytical web mapping and its application to health
---Simon Moncrieff , Geoff West , James Cosford , Narelle Mullan , Andrew Jardine
5. Mapping ideas from cyberspace to realspace: visualizing the spatial context of keywords from web page search results
---Ming-Hsiang Tsou , Ick-Hoi Kim , Sarah Wandersee , Daniel Lusher , Li An , Brian Spitzberg , Dipak Gupta , Jean Mark Gawron , Jennifer Smith , Jiue-An Yang , Su Yeon Han
6. Multi-frame and multi-dimensional historical digital cities: the Como example
---Luana Valentini , Maria Antonia Brovelli , Giorgio Zamboni
●Issue 5 2014 pages 351-431
1. Spectral sensitivity of ALOS, ASTER, IKONOS, LANDSAT and SPOT satellite imagery intended for the detection of archaeological crop marks
---Athos Agapiou , Dimitrios D. Alexakis , Diofantos G. Hadjimitsis
2. Pervasive geo-security – a lightweight triple-A approach to securing distributed geo-service infrastructures
---Bernd Resch , Bernhard Schulz , Manfred Mittlboeck , Thomas Heistracher
3. Coupling the 4M crop model with national geo-databases for assessing the effects of climate change on agro-ecological characteristics of Hungary
---Nandor Fodor , Laszlo Pasztor , Tamas Nemeth
4. Enrichment of topographic road database for the purpose of routing and navigation
---Meng Zhang , Wei Yao , Liqiu Meng
●Issue 6 2014 pages 432-509
1. Geometrically modeling 2D scattered points: a review of the potential for methodologically improving mobile laser scanning in data processing
---Yi Lin , Juha Hyyppa
2. StarFL – a modularised metadata language for sensor descriptions
---Christian Malewski , Ingo Simonis , Andrew Terhorst , Arne Broring
3. Simulated impacts of 3D urban morphology on urban transportation in megacities: case study in Beijing
---Shuo Liu , Xiangtao Fan , Qingke Wen , Wei Liang , Yuanfeng Wu
4. Evaluation of different machine learning methods for land cover mapping of a Mediterranean area using multi-seasonal Landsat images and Digital Terrain Models ---Victor F. Rodriguez-Galiano , Mario Chica-Rivas
●Issue 7 2014 pages 511-633
1. Digital earth applications in the twenty-first century
---Rolf A. de By , Yola Georgiadou
2. Citizen sensors or extreme publics? Transparency and accountability interventions on the mobile geoweb
---Y. Georgiadou , J.H. Lungo , C. Richter
3. Has OpenStreetMap a role in Digital Earth applications?
---Peter Mooney , Padraig Corcoran
4. Integrating geographical information in the Linked Digital Earth
---Luis M. Vilches-Blazquez , Boris Villazon-Terrazas , Oscar Corcho , Asuncion Gomez-Perez
5. Cyber-applications as gateway to data-rich Digital Earth systems
---Javier Morales , Rolf A. de By
6. Shaping digital earth applications through open innovation – setting the scene for a digital earth living lab
---Sven Schade , Carlos Granell
7. Scientific geodata infrastructures: challenges, approaches and directions
---Lars Bernard , Stephan Mas , Matthias Müller , Christin Henzen , Johannes Brauner
●Issue 8 2014 pages 635-708
1. Expeditious management plan towards digital earth
---Naveen Kumar Sidda , Aneta J. Florczyk , Francisco J. Lopez-Pellicer , Dinesh Babu I. V , Ruben Bejar , F. Javier Zarazaga-Soria
2. Rating crowdsourced annotations: evaluating contributions of variable quality and completeness
---Giles M. Foody
3. A comparative data-fusion analysis of multi-sensor satellite images
---Saygin Abdikan , Fusun Balik Sanli , Filiz Sunar , Manfred Ehlers
4. GIS-based ordered weighted averaging and Dempster–Shafer methods for landslide susceptibility mapping in the Urmia Lake Basin, Iran
---Bakhtiar Feizizadeh , Thomas Blaschke , Hossein Nazmfar
●Issue 9 2014 pages 709-769
1. Integrating global land cover products for improved forest cover characterization: an application in North America
---Xiao-Peng Song , Chengquan Huang , Min Feng , Joseph O. Sexton , Saurabh Channan , John R. Townshend
2. An improved SVM model for relevance feedback in remote sensing image retrieval
---Caihong Ma , Qin Dai , Jianbo Liu , Shibin Liu , Jin Yang
3. Seasonal effects of impervious surface estimation in subtropical monsoon regions
---Hongsheng Zhang , Yuanzhi Zhang , Hui Lin
4. The Open Geospatial Consortium Sensor Web PivotViewer: an innovative tool for worldwide sensor web resource discovery
---Chih-Yuan Huang , Steve Liang
●Issue 10 2014 pages 771-845
1. Visualizing perceived spatial data quality of 3D objects within virtual globes
---Krista Jones , Rodolphe Devillers , Yvan Bedard , Olaf Schroth
2. Three-dimensional trees for virtual globes
---Cristina Rebollo , Inmaculada Remolar , Jesus Gumbau , Miguel Chover
3. Putting meaning into NETMAR – the open service network for marine environmental data
---Adam M. Leadbetter , Roy K. Lowry , D. Oliver Clements
4. Service-oriented infrastructure for flood mapping using optical and SAR satellite data
---N. Kussul , A. Shelestov , S. Skakun , G. Li , O. Kussul , J. Xie
●Issue 11 2014 pages 847-934
1. Visualization and level-of-detail of metadata for interactive exploration of Sensor Web
---Byounghyun Yoo , V. Judson Harward
2. Steerable filtering in interactive tracing of archaeological linear features using digital true colour aerial images
---Eufemia Tarantino , Benedetto Figorito
3. Linking satellite-based spring phenology to temperate deciduous broadleaf forest photosynthesis activity
---Jing-Jing Zhao , Liang-Yun Liu
4. Remote determination of chromophoric dissolved organic matter in lakes, China
---Guangjia Jiang , Ronghua Ma , Hongtao Duan , Steven A. Loiselle , Jingping Xu , Dianwei Liu
5. Near real-time characterisation of urban environments: a holistic approach for monitoring dengue fever risk areas
---Muhammad Shahzad Sarfraz , Nitin Kumar Tripathi , Asanobu Kitamoto
●Issue 12 2014 pages 935-ebi
1. Progress and challenges in the architecture and service pattern of Earth Observation Sensor Web for Digital Earth
---Nengcheng Chen , Xu Chen , Ke Wang , Xiaoguang Niu
2. Populating digital earth: improving access to Chinese remote sensing data for terrestrial applications
---Mengxue Li , John R. Townshend
3. Comparison and validation of SRTM and ASTER GDEM for a subtropical landscape in Southeastern China
---Changwei Jing , Ashton Shortridge , Shengpan Lin , Jiaping Wu
4. Modeling the spatiotemporal dynamics of electric power consumption in Mainland China using saturation-corrected DMSP/OLS nighttime stable light data
---Chunyang He , Qun Ma , Zhifeng Liu , Qiaofeng Zhang
5. List of Reviewers for 2013–2014
---International Journal of Digital Earth