TY  - BOOK
AU  - Soille,Pierre
AU  - Loekken,Sveinung
AU  - Albani,Sergio
ED  - ComisiÃ³n Europea.
ED  - SatCen
ED  - Esa, European Space Agency
ED  - Big Data from Space (BIDS' 2019)
TI  - Proceedings of the 2019 conference on Big Data from Space (BIDS' 2019): : turning data into insights : 19-21 February 2019, Munich (Germany)
SN  - 978-92-76-00034-1
SN  - 1831-9424
PY  - 2019///
CY  - Luxemburgo
PB  - Oficina de Publicaciones
KW  - TecnologÃ­as habilitadoras digitales
KW  - tratamiento de datos
KW  - recogida de datos
KW  - informÃ¡tica documental
KW  - tratamiento de la informaciÃ³n
KW  - tecnologÃ­a de la informaciÃ³n
KW  - informatizaciÃ³n
KW  - bÃºsqueda documental
KW  - sistema informÃ¡tico
KW  - investigaciÃ³n espacial
KW  - cartografÃ­a
KW  - sistema de gestiÃ³n de bases de datos
KW  - base de datos
KW  - Sistema de InformaciÃ³n GeogrÃ¡fica
KW  - Agencia Espacial Europea
KW  - Centro de SatÃ©lites de la UniÃ³n Europea
N1  - Includes bibliographical references
N2  - This 4th edition of the Big Data from Space conference is directed towards 'Turning Data into Insights'. Indeed, while the first editions of the conference concentrated on technologies and platforms capable of sustaining the sharp increase of data streams originating from space sensors, the development of efficient and effective methodologies and algorithms capable of extracting insights from these data is gradually becoming the main challenge. In this context, artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques have started to play a key role as illustrated by numerous papers of this conference edition. Methodological developments are motivated by the pressing need to extract information on large areas and/or over long time series to better understand the dynamics of the processes that are shaping our planet and indeed our universe in the case of data collected by telescopes. The topic of analysis ready data has also emerged since the last edition and is closely linked with the development of new data cube representations. Big data from space is also introducing some new legal challenges and the need for further developments of standards and interoperable interfaces between the growing number of platforms hosting multi-petabyte scale data co-located with processing capabilities. All these topics as well as other generic key aspects of big data are mirrored in dedicated sections of these proceedings
UR  - http://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/bitstream/JRC115761/procbids19.pdf
ER  -