Volume 1, Number 1, 2008

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  Huadong Guo: Editorial. 2-3

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  Timothy W. Foresman: Evolution and implementation of the Digital Earth vision, technology and society. 4-16
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  Manfred Ehlers: Geoinformatics and digital earth initiatives: a German perspective. 17-30

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  Michael F. Goodchild: The use cases of digital earth. 31-42
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  Shupeng Chen, John van Genderen: Digital Earth in support of global change research. 43-65
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  Bruce Thompson, Tai O. Chan, Roland Slee, Peter Kinne, Anthony Jahshan, Peter Woodgate, Ian D. Bishop, Denise McKenzie: Virtual Australia: its key elements - know, think, communicate. 66-87
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  Armin Gruen: Reality-based generation of virtual environments for digital earth. 88-106
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  Florian Hruby, Andreas Riedl, Harald Tomberger: Virtual representations of antique globes - new ways of touching the untouchable. 107-118
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  Renchin Tsolmon, Lkhamjav Ochirkhuyag, Troy Sternberg: Monitoring the source of trans-national dust storms in north east Asia. 119-129
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  Brian Brisco, Ridha Touzi, Joost J. van der Sanden, François Charbonneau, Terry Pultz, Marc D'Iorio: Water resource applications with RADARSAT-2 - a preview. 130-147

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  J. Rodríguez Lloret, Nancy Omtzigt, Eric Koomen, F. S. de Blois: 3D visualisations in simulations of future land use: exploring the possibilities of new, standard visualisation tools. 148-154
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  Lena Halounová: Reclamation areas and their development studied by vegetation indices. 155-164

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  Timothy W. Foresman: Report on the 5th International Symposium on Digital Earth. 168-170

Volume 1, Number 2, 2008

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  Christophe Palmann, Sébastien Mavromatis, Mario Hernández, Jean Sequeira, Brian Brisco: Earth observation using radar data: an overview of applications and challenges. 171-195

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  Bruce K. Wylie, Li Zhang, Norman Bliss, Lei Ji, Larry L. Tieszen, William M. Jolly: Integrating modelling and remote sensing to identify ecosystem performance anomalies in the boreal forest, Yukon River Basin, Alaska. 196-220
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  Jack R. Gibson, Stefan Nedelcu: An improved approach for the production of satellite-based geospatial reference imagery. 221-239

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  Yong Xue, Huadong Guo, Wei Wan, Jianqin Wang, Ying Luo: Overview and preliminary idea for building Digital Earth with Grid computing technology. 240-245

Volume 1, Number 3, 2008

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  Ayansina Ayanlade, I. O. O. Orimoogunje, P. B. Borisade: Geospatial data infrastructure for sustainable development in sub-Saharan countries. 247-258

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  Chaowei Yang, Wenwen Li, Jibo Xie, Bin Zhou: Distributed geospatial information processing: sharing distributed geospatial resources to support Digital Earth. 259-278
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  Vladimir S. Tikunov, Ferjan Ormeling, Milan Konecný: Atlas information systems and geographical names information systems as contributants to spatial data infrastructure. 279-290
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  Shaban Shataee, Javad Malek: Flood prediction and assessment of vulnerability risk in the southern coasts of the Caspian Sea. 291-303

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  K. Muni Krishna: View on Bay of Bengal upwelling area on the basis of 19-years of satellite sea surface temperature. 304-314

Volume 1, Number 4, 2008

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  Deren Li: On generalised and specialised spatial information grids: are geo-services ready? 315-325
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  Joseph J. Kerski: The role of GIS in Digital Earth education. 326-346

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  Nureddin M. Saadi, Essam Aboud, Hakim Saibi, Koichiro Watanabe: Integrating data from remote sensing, geology and gravity for geological investigation in the Tarhunah area, Northwest Libya. 347-366
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  Mikhail Popov, Nataliia Kussul, Sergey Stankevich, Anna A. Kozlova, Andrii Shelestov, Oleksii M. Kravchenko, Mykhailo B. Korbakov, Serhiy Skakun: Web service for biodiversity estimation using remote sensing data. 367-376

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