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Discrete Global Grid Systems with quadrangular cells as reference frameworks for the current generation of Earth observation data cubes [PDF]
Discrete Global Grid Systems are spatial reference frameworks that associate information to multi-resolution grids of uniquely identified cells; they are proposed as mechanisms to facilitate the efficient integration of heterogeneous spatial data.
Ruben Bejar +2 more
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The polyhedral discrete global grid system (DGGS) is a multi-resolution discrete earth reference model supporting the fusion and processing of multi-source geospatial information.
Jianbin Zhou +5 more
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Semiregular Degenerate Refinement for 3D Discrete Global Grid Systems
Recent technological advancements have led to unprecedented amounts of 3D data becoming available about the Earth. With this, technologies that facilitate the efficient integration and management of geospatial data are becoming increasingly important.
Benjamin Ulmer
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Discrete Global Grid Systems as scalable geospatial frameworks for characterizing coastal environments [PDF]
Data portals and services have increased coastal water quality data availability and accessibility. However, tools to process this data are limited – geospatial frameworks at the land-sea interface are either adapted from open- water frameworks or ...
Justin J. Bousquin
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An Information Fusion Model between GeoSOT Grid and Global Hexagonal Equal Area Grid
In order to cope with the rapid growth of spatiotemporal big data, data organization models based on discrete global grid systems have developed rapidly in recent years.
Qingmei Li +4 more
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Drivers of global irrigation expansion: the role of discrete global grid choice [PDF]
Global statistical irrigation modeling relies on geospatial data and traditionally adopts a discrete global grid based on longitude–latitude reference. However, this system introduces area distortion, which may lead to biased results.
S. Wagner +5 more
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The enormous volumes of geospatial data and the need to process and distribute them cry out for a unified framework that enables their efficient storage, analysis, and a high degree of interoperability.
A. Dimitrijevic
semanticscholar +3 more sources
Interlevel information loss in hexagonal discrete global grid systems
Anastasia Shurygina, Timofey Samsonov
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Resolution Adaptive Vector Rasterization in Discrete Global Grid Systems
Discrete Global Grid Systems (DGGS) are relatively new globe-based digital earth systems capable of integrating large geospatial datasets. In this report, we describe a new algorithm for rasterizing vector data to DGGS that relies on the hierarchical property of DGGS and adaptively changes to coarser rasterization to reach to target resolution high ...
Mirtabatabaeipour, Amirhossein +2 more
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A five-dimensional geometric uniformity framework for spherical diamond grids [PDF]
Discrete Global Grid Systems (DGGS), as a next-generation framework for the digital Earth, inevitably suffer from geometric non-uniformity, which impacts the accuracy of data representation and analysis.
YuanZheng Duan +4 more
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