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Efficient Calculation of Distance Transform on Discrete Global Grid Systems
Geospatial data analysis often requires the computing of a distance transform for a given vector feature. For instance, in wildfire management, it is helpful to find the distance of all points in an area from the wildfire’s boundary. Computing a distance
Meysam Kazemi +2 more
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The Discrete Global Grid System (DGGS) provides a foundational framework for the digital Earth, where uniform intercell distances are essential for accurate numerical simulations.
Fuli Luo +4 more
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example healpix dataset for developping xarray-DGGS
<p>example healpix dataset for developping xarray-DGGS</p ...
Odaka, Tina Erica
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DGGS and their potential impact in Geoscience and Geospatial communities - snapshot
A Discrete Global Grid Systems (DGGS) is a unique type of spatial reference system comprising of a hierarchy of uniquely identifiable discrete grid cells that span the globe at multiple resolutions.
Alexander Kmoch
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GIScience research challenges for realizing discrete global grid systems as a Digital Earth
Increasing data resources are available for documenting and detecting changes in environmental, ecological, and socioeconomic processes. Currently, data are distributed across a wide variety of sources (e.g.
Majid Hojati +3 more
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Code supplement for DGGS geometry comparisons
Landscape Geoinformatics, UT - Code supplement for DGGS geometry comparisons.
Alexander Kmoch, Ivan Vasilyev
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Code supplement for open-source DGGS cell geometry comparisons
Landscape Geoinformatics, UT - Code supplement for DGGS geometry comparisons.
Alexander Kmoch, Ivan Vasilyev
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DGGS AND XARRAY: A DRAFT IMPLEMENTATION
<p>This PDF contains a lightning talk presentation delivered at the Big Data from Space 2023 conference. The talk focuses on the development of an Xarray extension for DGGS, a software created during the conference's sprint event.</p ...
Loos, Daniel +8 more
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Although a Discrete Global Grid (DGG) is uniform in its initial subdivision, its geometric deformation increases with the level of subdivisions. The Goodchild Criteria are often used to evaluate the quality of DGGs.
Zheng Wang +5 more
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