Geoinformation Technologies in Civil Engineering and the Environment

Dear Colleagues

Describing space using various cartographic methods is increasingly being replaced by achievements in the geoinformation. Geoinformation is the definition, reading, and imaging of all relationships that occur between objects and phenomena in the described space.

Intelligent solutions in the field of geoinformation allow the development of innovative methods, processes, and technologies used to obtain spatial information in the requirements of:

- non-invasive measurement systems;

- mobile data acquisition;

- mobile GIS systems;

- surveying and measurement and control systems;

- methods for obtaining and spatial imaging data;

- modern solutions in construction, architecture, and spatial planning.

Innovative applications of geoinformation mainly concern smart city systems, intelligent transport systems, navigation, geodesy and remote sensing, environmental monitoring and assessment, as well as identification and optimization of natural resources.

This Special Edition is primarily dedicated to the publication of selected articles related to the SCEGeo Conference, which concern a comprehensive and current overview of the most recent research activities related to the use of geoinformation techniques to analyze problems, including the following issues:

- Monitoring and control systems and measurement systems in engineering issues;

- Monitoring and issues of sustainable development in engineering activities;

- Lidar and laser scanning;

- Communication construction and cubature;

- Change detection;

- Data fusion and data assimilation;

- Network and installation;

- Spatial information systems for the needs of sustainable development.

Prof. Agnieszka Leśniak
Prof. Maria Mrówczyńska
Prof. Marta Skiba
Dr. Małgorzata Sztubecka
Guest Editors

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