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Virtual earth cloud: a multi-cloud framework for enabling geosciences digital ecosystems 被引量:1

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摘要 Humankind is facing unprecedented global environmental and social challenges in terms of food,water and energy security,resilience to natural hazards,etc.To address these challenges,international organizations have defined a list of policy actions to be achieved in a relatively short and medium-term timespan.The development and use of knowledge platforms is key in helping the decision-making process to take significant decisions(providing the best available knowledge)and avoid potentially negative impacts on society and the environment.Such knowledge platforms must build on the recent and next coming digital technologies that have transformed society–including the science and engineering sectors.Big Earth Data(BED)science aims to provide the methodologies and instruments to generate knowledge from numerous,complex,and diverse data sources.BED science requires the development of Geoscience Digital Ecosystems(GEDs),which bank on the combined use of fundamental technology units(i.e.big data,learning-driven artificial intelligence,and network-based computing platform)to enable the development of more detailed knowledge to observe and test planet Earth as a whole.This manuscript contributes to the BED science research domain,by presenting the Virtual Earth Cloud:a multi-cloud framework to support GDE implementation and generate knowledge on environmental and social sustainability.
出处 《International Journal of Digital Earth》 SCIE EI 2023年第1期43-65,共23页 国际数字地球学报(英文)
基金 The research leading to these results benefited from funding by the European Union's Horizon 2020 Framework Programme research and innovation programme[under grant agreements:n.689443(ERA-PLANET),n.777536(EOSC-hub),n.776136(EDGE),n.34538(EO Value),n.101039118(GPP)] by the European Space Agency[under ESA Contracts:n.4000123005/18/IT/CGD(DAB4EDGE)and n.4000138128/22/I/AG(DAB4GPP)] European Commission CNECT(grant n.35713).
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