Progress of Earth Observation in China

GUO Huadong; LIANG Dong; LIU Guang

doi:10.11728/cjss2020.05.908

Progress of Earth Observation in China

doi: 10.11728/cjss2020.05.908

1. Key Laboratory of Digital Earth Science, Aerospace Information Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100094;
2. University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100049

基金项目:

Supported by the Chinese Academy of Sciences Strategic Priority Research Program of the Big Earth Data Science Engineering Program (XDA19090000, XDA19030000)

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作者简介:
LIANG Dong,E-mail:liangdong@radi.ac.cn

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- 收稿日期: 2020-03-16
- 刊出日期: 2020-09-15

Progress of Earth Observation in China

1. Key Laboratory of Digital Earth Science, Aerospace Information Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100094;
2. University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100049

Funds:

Supported by the Chinese Academy of Sciences Strategic Priority Research Program of the Big Earth Data Science Engineering Program (XDA19090000, XDA19030000)

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Author Bio:
LIANG Dong,E-mail:liangdong@radi.ac.cn

摘要

摘要: China is expanding and sharing its capacity for Earth observation by developing sensors, platforms, and launch capabilities in tandem with growing lunar and deep space exploration. China is considering the Moon as a viable Earth observation platform to provide high-quality, planetary-scale data. The platform would produce consistent spatiotemporal data because of its long operational life and the geological stability of the Moon. China is also quickly improving its capabilities in processing and transforming Earth observation data into useful and practical information. Programs such as the Big Earth Data Science Engineering Program (CASEarth) provide opportunities to integrate data and develop "Big Earth Data" platforms to add value to data through analysis and integration. Such programs can offer products and services independently and in collaboration with international partners for data-driven decision support and policy development. With the rapid digital transformation of societies, and consequently increasing demand for big data and associated products, Digital Earth and the Digital Belt and Road Program (DBAR) allow Chinese experts to collaborate with international partners to integrate valuable Earth observation data in regional and global sustainable development.
- Earth observation /
- Big Earth Data /
- Digital Earth /
- Moon-based Earth observation
Abstract: China is expanding and sharing its capacity for Earth observation by developing sensors, platforms, and launch capabilities in tandem with growing lunar and deep space exploration. China is considering the Moon as a viable Earth observation platform to provide high-quality, planetary-scale data. The platform would produce consistent spatiotemporal data because of its long operational life and the geological stability of the Moon. China is also quickly improving its capabilities in processing and transforming Earth observation data into useful and practical information. Programs such as the Big Earth Data Science Engineering Program (CASEarth) provide opportunities to integrate data and develop "Big Earth Data" platforms to add value to data through analysis and integration. Such programs can offer products and services independently and in collaboration with international partners for data-driven decision support and policy development. With the rapid digital transformation of societies, and consequently increasing demand for big data and associated products, Digital Earth and the Digital Belt and Road Program (DBAR) allow Chinese experts to collaborate with international partners to integrate valuable Earth observation data in regional and global sustainable development.
- Earth observation /
- Big Earth Data /
- Digital Earth /
- Moon-based Earth observation

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