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Wenwen Li, Sizhe Wang, Xiao Chen, Yuanyuan Tian, Zhining Gu, Anna Lopez-Carr, Andrew Schroeder, Kitty Currier, Mark Schildhauer and Rui Zhu
The past decade has witnessed an increasing frequency and intensity of disasters, from extreme weather, drought, and wildfires to hurricanes, floods, and wars. Providing timely disaster response and humanitarian aid to these events is a critical topic fo...
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Haoteng Zhao, Liping Di and Ziheng Sun
Irrigation is the primary consumer of freshwater by humans and accounts for over 70% of all annual water use. However, due to the shortage of open critical information in agriculture such as soil, precipitation, and crop status, farmers heavily rely on e...
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Jae Sung Kim and Isaya Kisekka
To ensure agricultural sustainability and desirable environmental outcomes, stakeholders need systems-based model-driven decision support tools. The objective of this study was to develop a global scale web-based geospatial crop modeling application call...
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Ziheng Sun, Liping Di, Annie Burgess, Jason A. Tullis and Andrew B. Magill
AI (artificial intelligence)-based analysis of geospatial data has gained a lot of attention. Geospatial datasets are multi-dimensional; have spatiotemporal context; exist in disparate formats; and require sophisticated AI workflows that include not only...
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Yun Li, Yongyao Jiang, Justin C. Goldstein, Lewis J. Mcgibbney and Chaowei Yang
One longstanding complication with Earth data discovery involves understanding a user?s search intent from the input query. Most of the geospatial data portals use keyword-based match to search data. Little attention has focused on the spatial and tempor...
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Dylan Chapp,Victoria Stodden,Michela Taufer
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The scientific computing community has long taken a leadership role in understanding and assessing the relationship of reproducibility to cyberinfrastructure, ensuring that computational results - such as those from simulations - are "reproducible", that...
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Sizhe Wang, Wenwen Li and Feng Wang
The world is undergoing rapid changes in its climate, environment, and ecosystems due to increasing population growth, urbanization, and industrialization. Numerical simulation is becoming an important vehicle to enhance the understanding of these change...
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Wenwen Li, Linna Li, Michael F. Goodchild and Luc Anselin
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Min Sun, Jing Li, Chaowei Yang, Gavin A. Schmidt, Myra Bambacus, Robert Cahalan, Qunying Huang, Chen Xu, Erik U. Noble and Zhenlong Li
Climate studies involve petabytes of spatiotemporal datasets that are produced and archived at distributed computing resources. Scientists need an intuitive and convenient tool to explore the distributed spatiotemporal data. Geovisual analytical tools ha...
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