Interpreting of Signals
A special issue of Signals (ISSN 2624-6120).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 June 2023) | Viewed by 510
Special Issue Editors
Interests: Digital Earth; semiotics; sustainable development; computer science; visualization
Interests: semiotics
Interests: Digital Earth and neogeography; remote sensing; decision making; smart cities; geoinformation; visualization
* Eugene Eremchenko initiated this Special Issue and also developed its title and agenda.
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Signals depend on their interpretation. Therefore, identifying the meaning of signals is critical to their proper embedding in the cognitive process. Discussing these questions in a broad interdisciplinary context involving semiotics, philosophy, and the human factor is an urgent task today.
What is the meaning of a signal? What is the possible range of their interpretations? How can we understand the spatial patterns supplied by remote sensing systems as signals, and how can we use them for effective management? How can we avoid distortion in the perception of the environment through signals?
We invite researchers from various disciplines to discuss these and other questions on the pages of a Special Issue of Signals.
Prof. Dr. Yuri Mikhailovich Baturin
Dr. Abraham Solomonick
Eugene Eremchenko
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- signals
- semiotics
- sign
- spatial patterns
- remote sensing
- human factors
- Digital Earth
- sustainable development
- governance
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