a research group that focuses on how to measure, model and manage uncertainty in spatial data, specifically the one that comes from natural resource inventories
a
two-day workshop organized by G.B.M. Heuvelink and J.D.
Brown; theory
and
practice
of
spatial uncertainty
propagation analysis; demonstration of various
uncertainty propagation techniques.
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International
Spatial
Accuracy
Research
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ISARA
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researchers
and
GIS
specialists
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interested
to
make
use
of
the
uncertainty
in
spatial
data.
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Interested to join spatial accuracy activities? You can register by filling in your contact details (make sure you are not already registered) and you will be able to access the intranet pages (RED WEBSITE) also. Note that the self-registered members will receive only a guest account with limited functionality. Only the participants of the Accuracy conferences will automatically receive full membership rights.
Articles published in the previous conference
proceedings:
A number of papers may be selected from the pool
of papers presented at the Accuracy 2008 symposium
and
published
in the International Journal of Remote Sensing
special issue "uncertainty in remotely sensed
information, spatial analysis, and process modeling".
Further information will be available later
on.
IMORTANT NOTES
Call for papers - special issue of IJRS As mentioned during the conference, there is an
opportunity for some of the papers with a remote sensing component to be considered for publication in a special issue of the International Journal of Remote Sensing. The deadline to receive the papers is Friday 5 September 2008. More info available at http://spatial-accuracy.org/call_for_papers.asp
Accuracy 2010, Leicester The ISARA steering committee has decided that the next Accuracy conference will be held at the University of Leicester, Department of Geography in July 2010. For more information, please feel free to contact the conference organizer Dr Nicholas Tate. The conference will be announced at the Shangai meeting next month.
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