5th Digital Earth Summit
31 March 2014

The International Society for Digital Earth will be hosting the 5th Digital Earth Summit under the theme “Digital Earth for ESD” from 9 – 11 November 2014 in Nagoya, Japan. This planned Digital Earth Summit will focus on how Digital Earth technologies and activities have contributed or will contribute to Education for Sustainable Development (ESD). Digital Earth technologies are one of the key technologies to support ESD by visualizing complicated earth system and social system not only for the current situation but from the past to future.

The Digital Earth Summit Series have been convened at Auckland (2006), Potsdam (2008), Nessebar (2010) and Wellington (2012). This year’s summit will provide inspiration for enriching the digital earth vision and promoting collaborations amongst participating institutions, and also offer a dynamic arena for individuals to share knowledge and experiences.

About ISDE

The International Society for Digital Earth was founded in May 2006 in China on the principles of the 1999 Beijing Declaration on Digital Earth. The mission of the Society is to provide a framework for understanding evolving society-beneficial technologies, current and newly emerging, and to revise the Digital Earth Vision in light of new developments. The ISDE secretariat is hosted by the Institute of Remote Sensing and Digital Earth, Chinese Academy of Science.

Call for Abstracts

The international program committee invites submissions of abstracts on any of the scientific topics selected this year:

  1. Digital Earth for ESD
    • Digital Earth for sustainable society and future earth
    • Systems thinking, critical thinking for global issues
    • Integrated, holistic approach by geospatial information science
    • Environment and disaster education
    • Carrier development
  2. Digital Earth for Citizen Science
    • ICT, cloud services and sourcing
    • Big data
    • Institutional approach
  3. and more…

Important Dates

Mar. 9, 2014: Open for Online Registration and Abstract Submission

May 9, 2014: Deadline of Abstract Submission

Jul. 9, 2014: Notification of Acceptance

Sep. 9, 2014: Deadline of Early Registration

Oct. 9, 2014: Final Program

Nov. 9, 2014: Opening of Summit

Websites

5th Digital Earth Summit:  http://www.isde-j.com/summit2014/

International Society for Digital Earth:  http://www.digitalearth-isde.org/

Contact

Local Organizer
International Digital Earth Applied Science Research Center (IDEAS)
Chubu Institute for Advanced Studies
Chubu University
gis@office.chubu.ac.jp

Tel:  + 81 568 51 9894
Fax: + 81 568 51 4736

ISDE Secretariat     
Mr. Jiang Hao
Communications Officer
International Society for Digital Earth
jianghao@radi.ac.cn

Tel: + 86 10 82178912
Fax: + 86 10 82178916

 

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