Harmonizing Earth Observation Data for Enhanced Spatial Analysis
- 1st Edition - November 1, 2026
- Latest edition
- Editor: Tomaž Podobnikar
- Language: English
Harmonizing Earth Observation Data for Enhanced Spatial Analysis explores the critical aspects of Earth observation (EO) data and its pivotal role in spatial analysis. The book b… Read more
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Description
Description
Key features
Key features
- Comprehensive understanding of how to harmonize and integrate various types of EO data, enabling readers to effectively combine spatial and temporal datasets from different sources for more accurate spatial analysis and decision-making
- Provides a diverse, multidisciplinary range of perspectives, methodologies, and case studies, which ensures that the content is both rich and applicable to a wide range of geospatial challenges
- Equips both EO/geospatial specialists and non-specialists with the knowledge to understand, interpret, and seamlessly integrate various types of spatial data and ultimately produce results that better meet end-user expectations and make more informed decisions
Readership
Readership
Table of contents
Table of contents
2. Interaction and Integration of Earth Observation Data
3. EO Data Downsampling, Generalization, and Upsampling
4. Cut Down Uncertainty Through Harmonization of EO Data
5. Multidimensional EO Data Harmonization
6. EO and Geospatial Data for Spatial Analysis
7. Comprehensive Workflows and Tools for Advanced Spatial Analysis of EO Data
Product details
Product details
- Edition: 1
- Latest edition
- Published: November 1, 2026
- Language: English
About the editor
About the editor
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Tomaž Podobnikar
Tomaž Podobnikar is a geospatial information expert, currently work as lecturer at Faculty of Information Studies, and as undersecretary at Ministry of Spatial Planning, both Slovenia. He has experience in the areas of geospatial, environmental, natural and social sciences, EO, hazard and risk management, etc. from academic, governmental, international and consulting organizations. Career highlights include fieldwork in ecological, archaeological, anthropological and geomorphological mapping, geodetic survey and humanitarian, in resource-limited settings. Documented methods: [1] spatial data integration/conflation with semantic enrichment to reduce the cost of DEM up to 25-times, realized for the National DEM and implemented into the EU and Google Earth models; [2] geomorphometry based index for feature detection and recognition, used in the Esri World Topographic Map; [3] methodology to process geospatial data with special tools to make them ‘analytics ready’, realized for the spatial data infrastructure. Awarded with over 25 competitive grants including Skolkovo Innovation Center and Fulbright.