Surveying, Civil Engineering, Geoinformation in Sustainable Development: Selected Papers from "SCEGeo Conference 2020"
A special issue of Geosciences (ISSN 2076-3263).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 January 2021) | Viewed by 8631
Special Issue Editors
Interests: urban development; spatial planning; urban sustainability; spatial data infrastructure (SDI); spatial analysis; artificial intelligence; big data systems; 3D/4D city models; city GML; energy modeling
Special Issues, Collections and Topics in MDPI journals
Interests: geodesy; surveying; deformation monitoring; geomatics
Interests: stabilization of weak soil; use of industrial waste in soil composites; geotechnical monitoring of buildings
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
This Special Issue of the Geosciences journal is interdisciplinary, and its topics include measurement, research, implementation, and operational issues in the field of:
- spatial information systems (design, implementation, and applications) for sustainable development
- legal and practical aspects of the investment process
- BIM technology
- monitoring as well as control and measurement systems in engineering issues, including:
- new measuring systems and techniques
- satellite, laser, and photogrammetric techniques
- analysis and interpretation of measurement results
- application of IT methods
- running a state geodetic and cartographic resource
- sustainable development issues in engineering
- communication and building construction, sanitary networks and installations
- geoengineering
The specificity of research topics and the global practical aspect make the Special Issue of Geosciences interdisciplinary and international.
The Special Issue corresponds with the SCEgeo Conference. This conference covers interdisciplinary problems of engineering activities in the field of design, implementation, management, and monitoring of buildings and construction structures in the aspect of sustainable development. It is focused on the exchange of scientific, academic, and practical experiences and the integration of the scientific environment operating at the interface of geodesy, cartography, spatial information systems, construction, environmental engineering, architecture, and spatial planning.
Prof. Anna Bazan-Krzywoszańska
Dr. Jacek Sztubecki
Dr. Szymon Topoliński
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- surveying monitoring
- image analysis
- spatial planning
- Geographic Information System
- geotechnics geotechnical monitoring
- construction
- technical condition of structures
- transport engineering
- environmental engineering
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