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The 2014 conference on Big Data from Space (BiDS'14) was co-organised by ESA, the Joint Research Centre (JRC) of the European Commission, and the European Union Satellite Centre (SatCen). It was held at the ESA Centre for Earth Observation (ESRIN), Frascati, 12th-14th November 2014. The conference brought together researchers, engineers, developers, users in the area of Big Data in the space sector. The focus is on the whole data life cycle, ranging from data acquisition by space borne and ground-based sensors to data management, analysis and exploitation in the domains of Earth Observation, Space Science, Space Engineering, Space Weather, etc. Special emphasis is put on highlighting synergies and cross-fertilisation opportunities. Big Data from Space is an emerging domain given the recent sharp increase in all three main dimensions of big data: volume, velocity, and variety. Fortunately, this increase is paralleled by tremendous amount of new developments related to big data in other fields and enabled by technological breakthroughs and new challenges in hardware and software developments, multi-temporal data analysis, data management and information extraction technologies. In addition, the recent multiplication of open access initiatives to big data from space is giving momentum to the field by widening substantially the spectrum of users as well as awareness among the public while offering new opportunities for scientists and value-added companies. This is especially true for Space Science with the processing and data volume challenges given by the Gaia mission that aims to build a catalogue of approximately 1 billion astronomical stars, and for Earth Observation data with the public release of the complete archive of Landsat data by the United States Geological Survey. At an even larger scale, the ambitious and unique European Union Copernicus programme whose Sentinel missions operated by the European Space Agency will deliver free and open access to global data in the microwave and optical/infrared ranges. These proceedings consist of a collection of 108 short papers corresponding to all the oral and poster presentations presented at the conference. They are organised in sections matching the order of the conference sessions followed by the contributions that were presented during the poster session, also organised by topics. They provide a snapshot of the current research activities, developments, and initiatives in Big Data from Space.
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- Servizio autore: Istituto per la protezione e la sicurezza dei cittadini (Centro comune di ricerca)
- Autori personali: Soille, Pierre ; Marchetti, Pier G
- Temi: Informazione – Documentazione , Ricerca spaziale , Tecnologia dell'informazione e telecomunicazioni
- Argomento: applicazione dell'informatica , atto congressuale , base di dati , cartografia , elaborazione delle informazioni , informatica documentaria , raccolta dei dati , ricerca documentaria , ricerca spaziale , sistema di gestione di base dati , sistema di informazione geografica , sistema informatico , tecnologia dell'informazione , trattamento dei dati
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| ISSN 1831-9424 | ISBN 978-92-79-43252-1 | DOI 10.2788/1823 | Numero di catalogo LB-NA-26868-EN-N |
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