EOGC 2013 - 2013 International Conference on Earth Observation for Global Changes (EOGC’2013)

The Canadian Institute of Geomatics (CIG) Toronto Branch, together with Ryerson University, University of Waterloo and York University, is pleased to call for papers for the joint venue of the 2013 International Conference on Earth Observation of Global Changes and the 2013 Canadian Institute of Geomatics Annual Conference, to be held at Ryerson University in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 5-7 June 2013.
A copy of the 1st Call for Papers can be downloaded here in PDF format http://eogc2013.blog.ryerson.ca/files/2012/11/EOGC....
Suggested Topics for EOGC2013 Stream
Earth Observation Satellite Missions for Global Change Studies
Monitoring and Modeling Land Use and Land Cover Changes
Global Geodetic Observing Systems for Global Change Studies
Global Land Cover and Change Information Services and Systems
Remote Sensing of Changes in Snow and Ice, Frozen Ground, Ice Sheets and Glaciers and Arctic Water Sea Ice
Climate-induced Hazards Mapping and Vulnerability Assessment
Modeling and Analyzing of Impacts from Sea Level Rise
Integration of Remote Sensing and GIS for Predicting, Monitoring and Responding to Hydro-meteorological Extremes
Multi-dimensional Spatiotemporal Modeling of Global Landscape Dynamics
Demonstration Projects on the Value of Earth Observations for Water Quality Management
Multi-source Data Integration for Global Change Studies
Quality Assurance for Global Change Databases
Suggested Topics for CIG Stream
Global Satellite Navigation
Cadastral Surveys and Land Information Systems
Spatial Data Infrastructures and Arctic SDI
Airborne, Terrestrial and Mobile Mapping
Unmanned Vehicle Systems for Geomatics
Data Modeling, Visualization and Augmented Reality
Canadian Geoid
GIS (dynamic, geoprocessing, geodesign and geocollaboration)
Location-based Services
Laser Scanning for 3D Surveying and Mapping
Distributed and Web-based Geospatial Information Services
Spatial Decision Support and PPGIS
Geospatial Image Analysis, Processing and Understanding
Hydrography
Web Mapping