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The Swiss Data Cube: Earth Observations for monitoring Switzerland's environment in space and time

Presented atFlorence, 24-27 September 2019
Published inNativi, S. ; Wang, C. ; Landgraf, G. ; Liberti, M.A. ; Mazzetti, P. & Mohamed-Ghouse, Z.S. (Ed.), 11th International Symposium on Digital Earth (ISDE 11), p. 012021/1-2
PublisherBristol : IOP Publishing
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  • IOP conference series: earth and environmental science; 509
Publication date2020
Abstract

Pressures on natural resources are increasing and a number of challenges need to be overcome to meet the needs of a growing population in a period of environmental variability. The key to sustainable development is achieving a balance between the exploitation of natural resources for socioeconomic development and maintaining ecosystem services that are critical to human's wellbeing and livelihoods. Some of these environmental issues can be monitored using remotely sensed Earth Observations (EO) data that are increasingly available from freely and openly accessible repositories. Hereafter, we present the Swiss Data Cube, a unique Analysis Ready Data archive of satellite imagery and some use cases to monitor Sustainable Development Goals.

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GIULIANI, Gregory et al. The Swiss Data Cube: Earth Observations for monitoring Switzerland’s environment in space and time. In: 11th International Symposium on Digital Earth (ISDE 11). Nativi, S. ; Wang, C. ; Landgraf, G. ; Liberti, M.A. ; Mazzetti, P. & Mohamed-Ghouse, Z.S. (Ed.). Florence. Bristol : IOP Publishing, 2020. p. 012021/1–2. (IOP conference series: earth and environmental science) doi: 10.1088/1755-1315/509/1/012021
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