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| 1 | Big earth data analytics on Sentinel-1 and Landsat imagery in support to global human settlements mapping显示文摘Continuous global-scale mapping of human settlements in the service of international agreements calls for massive volume of multi-source,multi-temporal,and multi-scale earth observation data.In this paper,the latest developments in terms of processing big earth observation data for the purpose of improving the Global Human Settlement Layer(GHSL)data are presented.Two experiments with Sentinel-1 and Landsat data collections were run leveraging on the Joint Research Centre Earth Observation Data and Processing Platform.A comparative analysis of the results of built-up areas extraction from different remote sensing data and processing workflows shows how the information production supported by data-intensive computing infrastructure for optimization and multiple testing can improve the output information reliability and consistency within the GHSL scope.The paper presents the processing workflows and the results of the two main experiments,giving insights into the enhanced mapping capabilities gained by analyzing Sentinel-1 and Landsat data-sets,and the lessons learnt in terms of handling and processing big earth observation data. | Christina Corbane Martino Pesaresi Panagiotis Politis Vasileios Syrris Aneta JFlorczyk Pierre Soille Luca Maffenini Armin Burger Veselin Vasilev Dario Rodriguez Filip Sabo Lewis Dijkstra Thomas Kemper | 2017 | Big Earth Data2017，1，1： | 3 |
| 2 | Exposing the urban continuum:implications and crosscomparison from an interdisciplinary perspective显示文摘There is an increasing availability of geospatial data describing patterns of human settlement and population such as various global remote-sensing based built-up land layers,fine-grained census-based population estimates,and publicly available cadastral and building footprint data.This development constitutes new integrative modeling opportunities to characterize the continuum of urban,peri-urban,and rural settlements and populations.However,little research has been done regarding the agreement between such data products in measuring human presence which is measured by different proxy variables(i.e.presence of built-up structures derived from different remote sensors,census-derived population counts,or cadastral land parcels).In this work,we quantitatively evaluate and cross-compare the ability of such data to model the urban continuum,using a unique,integrated validation database of cadastral and building footprint data,U.S.census data,and three different versions of the Global Human Settlement Layer(GHSL)derived from remotely sensed data.We identify advantages and shortcomings of these data types across different geographic settings in the U.S.,which will inform future data users on implications of data accuracy and suitability for a given application,even in data-poor regions of the world. | Johannes H.Uhl Hamidreza Zoraghein Stefan Leyk Deborah Balk Christina Corbane Vasileios Syrris Aneta JFlorczyk | 2020 | International Journal of Digital Earth2020，13，1： | 0 |
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