Virtual globes for UAV-based data integration: Sputnik GIS and Google Earth™ applications
@article{ArzaGarca2019VirtualGF, title={Virtual globes for UAV-based data integration: Sputnik GIS and Google Earth™ applications}, author={Marcos Arza-Garc{\'i}a and M. Gil-Docampo and J. Ortiz-Sanz and Santiago Mart{\'i}nez-Rodr{\'i}guez}, journal={International Journal of Digital Earth}, year={2019}, volume={12}, pages={583 - 593} }
ABSTRACT The integration of local measurements and monitoring via global-scale Earth observations has become a new challenge in digital Earth science. The increasing accessibility and ease of use of virtual globes (VGs) represent primary advantages of this integration, and the digital Earth scientific community has adopted this technology as one of the main methods for disseminating the results of scientific studies. In this study, the best VG software for the dissemination and analysis of high… CONTINUE READING
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