Ordinary Members may bid for ISPRS President, Vice President, Secretary General or Treasurer positions. The responsibilities and obligations of the elected officers are set forth:

• ISPRS BYLAW VIII – valid for Officers and
• BYLAW XI – valid for Council (see https://www.isprs.org/documents/bylaws.aspx)
• Responsibilities and Duties of ISPRS Council Members in the Green Book (see https://www.isprs.org/documents/pdf/240120-Green_Book.pdf)
• Guidelines can also be found at https://www.isprs.org/documents/guidelines/c-gide.aspx

ISPRS Ordinary Members wishing to host a position of a Council Member shall submit an application to the ISPRS Secretary General before 1st March 2026. The application shall contain the following information:

• name of Ordinary Member making the application
• name of the proposed Council Officer and the intended position
• brief CV of the candidate, especially experience in ISPRS activities
• a provisional plan for the position for the following 4 years

During the General Assembly of the XXV ISPRS Congress 2026 in Toronto, the Congress Director candidate shall present a proposal and all Ordinary Members forming the General Assembly are entitled to vote. The results will be announced directly after voting.
 

Ordinary Members may bid to host the XXVI ISPRS Congress 2030 by nominating a Congress Director. The Congress Director is a member of the ISPRS Council. The responsibilities and obligations of the Congress Director are set forth in

• BYLAW IX – Congress and BYLAW XI - Council (see https://www.isprs.org/documents/bylaws.aspx), and
• Responsibilities and Duties of ISPRS Council Members (see https://www.isprs.org/documents/pdf/240120-Green_Book.pdf)
• Guidelines can also be found at https://www.isprs.org/documents/guidelines/conggide.aspx
• A Sample Congress Contract, which the Ordinary Member hosting the Congress is to sign with ISPRS Council, can be found at https://www.isprs.org/documents/Default.aspx

ISPRS Ordinary Members wishing to host the XXVI ISPRS Congress 2030 shall submit an application to the ISPRS Secretary General before 1st March 2026. The application shall contain the following information in the form of a bidding book:

• dates and location of the Congress
• name and brief CV of the proposed Congress Director
• physical facilities (see Guidelines)
• preliminary financial budget
• supporting letters, etc.

During the General Assembly of the XXV ISPRS Congress 2026, the Congress Director candidate shall present the proposal. All Ordinary Members are entitled to vote, and the result will be announced directly after voting.
 

Ordinary Members may bid to host Technical Commissions for the 2026-2030 term. Each Technical Commission shall have one President, one Vice President and one Scientific Secretary. The bid shall be presented by the proposed Commission President who shall also introduces the Vice President from the co-hosting Ordinary Member. The responsibilities and obligations of the elected officers are set forth in

• BYLAW XIII - Technical Commissions (see https://www.isprs.org/documents/bylaws.aspx),
• ISPRS Orange Book – Manual of Operation of ISPRS Technical Commissions and Working Groups (see https://www.isprs.org/documents/orangebook.aspx)
• A Sample Symposium Contract, which the Ordinary Member hosting the Technical Commission is to sign with ISPRS Council for the Technical Commission Symposium, can be found at https://www.isprs.org/documents/Default.aspx

ISPRS Ordinary Members wishing to host a Technical Commission shall submit an application to the ISPRS Secretary General before 1st March 2026. The application shall contain the following:

• name(s) of Ordinary Member(s) making the application
• names of the proposed Technical Commission President (TCP) and Vice President (preferably from another Ordinary Member) and the Scientific Secretary (maximum one each)
• a provisional plan for financial and management arrangements
• a provisional plan for technical meetings (Symposium, contribution to Geospatial Week, workshops, etc.)

During the General Assembly of the XXV ISPRS Congress 2026, the Technical Commission President candidate shall present the proposal. All Ordinary Members are entitled to vote, and the result will be announced directly after voting.

Saicharan delivered the opening remarks and gave a lecture titled “From Knowledge to Network: The Impacts of ISPRS SC on Students and Early-Stage Researchers.” He actively engaged with participants throughout the program, which included lectures, field visits, and cultural tours. On the final day, he joined a roundtable discussion with the BUCEA Student Chapter, moderated by Prof. Guo Xian. This marked the first in-person meeting under the new student chapter initiative. The event was a valuable platform for academic exchange, collaboration, and international networking. We are thankful to the local organising team - BUCEA and BRAUIC for their invitation and for facilitating Saicharan’s travel and accommodation in China. A detailed report about the event will be published in the ISPRS SC Newsletter.

Figure 1: Saicharan delivering opening remarks (first picture); Saicharan (middle) with the local organisers (Prof. Jian Jie (on his right), Assoc. Prof. Xian Guo (on his left) and other participants (second picture).

The event, organized by ESPI in cooperation with ISPRS, started with opening remarks from Hermann Ludwig Moeller, ESPI Director and Lena Halounová, ISPRS President. There were two debate sessions on how commercial Earth Observation solutions can enhance policymaking and foster industrial competitiveness, followed by a networking evening.  More details about the session and its takeaways are available at ESPI website: Commercial Earth Observation for Boosting Policy Impact? An Evening Debate - ESPI.

Figure 2: Pictures from the ESPI events: Lena Halounová, ISPRS President delivering opening remarks (top left), Laxmi with Lena during the networking event (top right), Participants during the debate session (bottom left) and one of the debate sessions (bottom right).

ISPRS WG III/3 (Active Microwave Remote Sensing) Webinar Series
The ISPRS WG III/3 (Active Microwave Remote Sensing) webinar series is an ongoing initiative, technically supported by ISPRS SC. These webinars typically last for one hour, with a 40–45-minute lecture followed by 15–20 minutes of discussion.

May Webinar
Date: 14 May 2025
Title: Ground Penetrating Radar- Data acquisition and signal processing
This session started with the introductory remarks and moderation from Prof Junichi Susaki followed by the presentation and Q/A by Professor Motoyuki Sato, Tohoku University, Japan. Laxmi also assisted in moderating the Q/A session.

June Webinar
Date:  11 June 2025
Title: Deep Learning for SAR Image Analysis
This session started with the introductory remarks and moderation from Dr Florence Tupin followed by the presentation and Q/A by Professor Michael Schmitt from the University of Bundeswehr, Munich, Germany.

July Webinar
Date:  9 July 2025
Title: Atmospheric Correction for InSAR: Challenges and Future Directions
This session started with the introductory remarks and moderation from Prof Michael Schmitt
followed by the presentation and Q/A by Associate Professor Michael Schmitt from the Suez Canal University, Egypt.
All the Q/A sessions during these webinars were very interactive with lots of questions from the participants. Laxmi provided technical support on behalf of the ISPRS SC. The webinar series will continue on the second Wednesday of every month, with an upcoming webinar being organised on 10 September 2025 on the topic - Analysis of Crop Dynamics Using SAR-Based Vegetation Monitoring by Saygin Abdikan from Hacettepe University, Turkey.

Webinar by ISPRS Working Group IV/1 (Spatial Data Representation and Interoperability)

ISPRS SC also supported another webinar organized by the ISPRS Working Group IV/ on 21st of May, 2025. This webinar consisted of two presentations: the first presentation, titled "Standards and interoperability in the architectural heritage domain: from HBIM-GIS integration to semantic segmentation of point clouds," was delivered by Assistant Professor Francesca Matrone from Politecnico di Torino. Likewise, the second presentation, titled "Change Toolkit for Digital Building Permit: Scaling interoperable digital building permits with profiled CityGML and IFC models across European Municipalities, "was presented by Dr. Siham El Yamani from TU Delft. The presentations were followed up by the questions from participants. Laxmi provided technical support on behalf of the ISPRS SC.

ISPRS Working Group III/9 Webinar Series:

ISPRS Working Group III/9 also hosted another webinar on 27 May 2025, from 13:30 to 15:00 (GMT+0). The event started with opening remarks by Dr. Laurent Polidori, President of ISPRS Technical Commission III, and was moderated by Dr. Murali Krishna Iyyanki. The first presentation, titled "Geospatial AI in Support of United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs)," was delivered by Professor Dr. Maria Antonia Brovelli. Additionally, the second presentation, titled "Driving Innovation Through Geospatial and PNT Technologies – Role of TIH at IIT Tirupati," was delivered by Dr. Roshan K. Srivastav. Participants showed keen interest throughout the session, engaging actively through questions to both of our speakers. Laxmi provided technical support on behalf of the ISPRS SC.

Additionally, the ISPRS WG III/9 also organised another webinar 16 June 2025 by featuring two expert presentations. The webinar began with opening remarks by Dr. Laurent Polidori, President of ISPRS Technical Commission III. The first presentation, titled "Geospatial and Numerical Synergy for Urban Innovation: The Case of Sofia’s Digital Twins," was presented by Dr. Lidia Vitanova, Senior Researcher at the GATE Institute in Sofia, Bulgaria. The second presentation, "Entrepreneurship Opportunities in Geospatial Technology Applications," was delivered by Dr. Muralikrishna Iyyanki. The event was moderated by Nicolas Pucino, Vice-President of the ISPRS Student Consortium. He also provided technical support on behalf of the ISPRS SC.

ISPRS WG III/4 (Landuse and Landcover Change Detection) Webinar

ISPRS Working Group III/4 organised another webinar on 30 May 2025 with technical support from the ISPRS Student Consortium (ISPRS SC). The first presentation, titled "Cropland Expansion in Ecuador Between 2000 and 2016," was delivered by Dr. José Ochoa-Brito. In this talk, Dr. Ochoa-Brito described the changes in cropland distribution across the physiographic and bioregions of continental Ecuador over a 16-year period, using Landsat satellite imagery and national statistical data. The second presentation, titled "Shifts in Water Supply and Demand Shape Land Cover Change Across Chile," was delivered by Dr. Francisco Zambra. His presentation explored the dynamic relationship between water availability and land cover change, offering valuable insights into how hydrological shifts influence land use patterns across various Chilean regions. Participants contributed to the discussions through thoughtful questions and comments. Laxmi provided technical support on behalf of the ISPRS SC.

ISPRS IV/2 Webinar: Predicting Real Estate Prices with Machine Learning – A Practical View

The ISPRS Working Group IV/2 Webinar titled "Predicting Real Estate Prices with Machine Learning – A Practical View" was organized with the technical support of the ISPRS Student Consortium. The session took place on 27 June 2025 at 10:00 AM CET and featured a presentation by Christopher Kmen from TU Wien. In his presentation, Kmen explored the practical application of machine learning and deep learning models in analyzing and predicting real estate market trends.
Most of these webinars are recorded as per the interest of the WGs and shared on YouTube channel of the ISPRS SC: https://www.youtube.com/@ISPRSSC.

Larry Fritz, a former ISPRS President (1996-2000), recently acknowledged that his personal archive of ISPRS Council and Joint Meeting Minutes (1980-2006) has now been digitised and is available on the ISPRS website at https://www.isprs.org/documents/minutes.aspx.
In the following citation, Larry expressed his pleasure at the publication:

“I've reviewed the Council Minutes on the ISPRS website and am pleased. They, along with Archive (Volume) A's should be of help (a resource) for future Council Members to recognize the issues and magnitude of tasks to be addressed, and to serve as an historical summary of past decisions and the discussions (debates) leading up to them. I often reflect on the blessings ISPRS has had in its choice of leadership throughout our history and how thankful we are for their significant voluntary efforts in promoting our sciences and technologies.”

In a communication to Past President Christian Heipke, Larry has also offered to ship his personal library to ISPRS Headquarters in Hannover, at his own expense, to complement the ISPRS repository, which was moved to the Technical Information Library (TIB) at Leibniz Universität Hannover in 2014.

“I see that ISPRS … has retained TIB Leibniz Library to digitize and make accessible most of ISPRS publications. This is a very useful resource, especially in the near future as AI matures. I offer (my) publications that may be included to complete some gaps in the historical record.”

Many thanks, Larry, for your past and ongoing dedication to ISPRS!

Comprehensive Assessment and Obstacle Factor Recognition of Waterlogging Disaster Resilience in the Historic Urban Area
Cao, Fangjie, Wang, Qianxin, Qiu, Yun, Wang, Xinzhuo
No: 208

Construction of a Cold Island Spatial Pattern from the Perspective of Landscape Connectivity to Alleviate the Urban Heat Island Effect
Ouyang, Qianli, Zheng, Bohong, Liu, Junyou, Luo, Xi, Wu, Shengyan, Sun, Zhaoqian
No: 209

A Playful Participatory Planning System (P-PPS): A Framework for Collecting and Analyzing Player-Generated Spatial Data from Minecraft Worlds
de Sena, Ítalo Sousa, Niroshan, Lasith, Rosecký, Jonáš, Brůža, Vojtěch, Butler, Micheál, Cocco, Chiara
No: 210

Synergistic Mechanisms Between Elderly Oriented Community Activity Space Morphology and Microclimate Performance: An Integrated Learning and Multi-Objective Optimization Approach
Wen, Fang, Zhang, Lu, Jiang, Ling, Tang, Rui, Zhang, Bo
No: 211

Topology-Aware Multi-View Street Scene Image Matching for Cross-Daylight Conditions Integrating Geometric Constraints and Semantic Consistency
He, Haiqing, Xiong, Wenbo, Zhou, Fuyang, He, Zile, Zhang, Tao, Sheng, Zhiyuan
No: 212

Flow-Based Community Search Approach for Functionally Cohesive Building Group Recognition: A Case Study on Commercial Complexes
Yang, Taiyang, Zhang, Pengxin, Xu, Daozhu, Liu, Pengcheng, Yang, Min
No: 213

GeoFAN: Point Pattern Recognition in Spatial Vector Data
Yang, Zhuoyi, Li, Zeyi, Zhang, Haitao, Zhang, Wei, Wang, Yanwei, Huang, Yihang
No: 214

Micro-Terrain Recognition Method of Transmission Lines Based on Improved UNet++
Yi, Feng, Hu, Chunchun
No: 216

Hierarchical Data Visualization Based on Rectangular Cartograms
Wang, Lina, Yuan, Haoxun, Li, Xiang, Li, Yaru, Zhang, Danfei, Hu, Haoqi
No: 215

Site Selection Analysis and Prediction of New Retail Stores from an Urban Commercial Space Perspective: A Case Study of Luckin Coffee and Starbucks in Shanghai
Zhao, Zhengxu, Chen, Gang, Duan, Jianshu, Xu, Youheng
No: 217

Exploring the Application of NeRF in Enhancing Post-Disaster Response: A Case Study of the Sasebo Landslide in Japan
Zhang, Jinge, Du, Yan, Jiang, Yujing, Zhang, Sunhao, Chen, Hongbin, Shang, Dongqi
No: 218

Viewpoint Selection for 3D Scenes in Map Narratives
Liu, Shichuan, Wang, Yong, Tang, Qing, Han, Yaoyao
No: 219

A Deep Learning Method for the Automated Mapping of Archaeological Structures from Geospatial Data: A Case Study of Delos Island
Fylaktos, Pavlos, Petropoulos, George P., Lemesios, Ioannis
No: 220

Revealing Spatiotemporal Urban Activity Patterns: A Machine Learning Study Using Google Popular Times
Barrena-Herrán, Mikel, Modrego-Monforte, Itziar, Grijalba, Olatz
No: 221

Clustering Method for Edge and Inner Buildings Based on DGI Model and Graph Traversal
Huang, Hesheng, Zhang, Yijun
No: 222

Machine Learning-Enhanced 3D GIS Urban Noise Mapping with Multi-Modal Factors
Pan, Jianping, He, Yuzhe, Ma, Wei, An, Shengwang, Li, Lu, Huang, Dan, Jia, Dunxin
No: 223

Evaluating Spatio-Temporal Kriging with Machine Learning Considering the Sources of Spatio-Temporal Variation
Jeong, Min, Koo, Hyeongmo
No: 224

Exploring the Nonlinear Impacts of Built Environment on Urban Vitality from a Spatiotemporal Perspective at the Block Scale in Chongqing
Yang, Jiayu, Wang, Enxu
No: 225

A Network Approach for Discovering Spatially Associated Objects
Jing, Changfeng, Liang, Tao, Feng, Yunlong, Li, Jianing, Wu, Sensen, Ding, Jiale, Xu, Gaoran, Hu, Yang
No: 226

A Multi-Semantic Feature Fusion Method for Complex Address Matching of Chinese Addresses
Li, Pengpeng, Zhu, Qing, Liu, Jiping, Liu, Tao, Du, Ping, Liu, Shuangtong, Zhang, Yuting
No: 227

Spatiotemporal Patterns of Greening and Their Correlation with Surface Radiative Forcing on the Tibetan Plateau from 1982 to 2021
Guo, Junshan, Wu, Kai, Yang, Han, Shen, Yao
No: 228

A Spatial Decision Support Model for Fire Station Construction Prioritization Under Resource Constraints
Zeng, Yuan, Liu, Dingli, Yuan, Diping, Liu, Weijun, Wu, Guohua, Lei, Xiao
No: 229

A Fourier Fitting Method for Floating Vehicle Trajectory Lines
Shuai, Yun, Liu, Pengcheng, Han, Hao
No: 230

R-MLGTI: A Grid- and R-Tree-Based Hybrid Index for Unevenly Distributed Spatial Data
Li, Yuqin, Yan, Jining, Huang, Xiaohui, He, Xiangyou, Deng, Ze, Chen, Yunliang
No: 231

A Wind Turbines Dataset for South Africa: OpenStreetMap Data, Deep Learning Based Geo-Coordinate Correction and Capacity Analysis
Kleebauer, Maximilian, Karamanski, Stefan, Callies, Doron, Braun, Martin
No: 232

Spatial Proximity Relations-Driven Semantic Representation for Geospatial Entity Categories
Tan, Yongbin, Wang, Hong, Cai, Rongfeng, Gao, Lingling, Yu, Zhonghai, Li, Xin
No: 233

Automatic Extraction of Road Interchange Networks from Crowdsourced Trajectory Data: A Forward and Reverse Tracking Approach
Jiao, Fengwei, Xiang, Longgang, Deng, Yuanyuan
No: 234

High-Resolution Global Land Cover Maps and Their Assessment Strategies
Xu, Qiongjie, Yordanov, Vasil, Bruzzone, Lorenzo, Brovelli, Maria Antonia
No: 235

Indoor Dynamic Environment Mapping Based on Semantic Fusion and Hierarchical Filtering
Li, Yiming, Na, Luying, Liang, Xianpu, An, Qi
No: 236

Research on the Evaluation of the Node Cities of China Railway Express Based on Machine Learning
Ma, Chenglin, Zhou, Mengwei, Kang, Wenchao, Wang, Haolong, Feng, Jiajia
No: 237

GDS-YOLOv7: A High-Performance Model for Water-Surface Obstacle Detection Using Optimized Receptive Field and Attention Mechanisms
Yang, Xu, Huang, Lei, Ke, Fuyang, Liu, Chao, Yang, Ruixue, Xie, Shicheng
No: 238

Quantifying Long-Term Spatiotemporal Variation in and Drivers of the Surface Daytime Urban Heat Island Effect in Major Chinese Cities: Perspectives from Different Climate Zones
Zheng, Minxue, Zheng, Dianwei, Shen, Qiu, Jia, Feng
No: 239

A Multi-Dimensional Evaluation of Street Vitality in a Historic Neighborhood Using Multi-Source Geo-Data: A Case Study of Shuitingmen, Quzhou
Zheng, Guoquan, Ding, Lingli, Zheng, Jiehui
No: 240

Temporal Evolution and Convergence Patterns of Urban Expansion in China: Evidence from 315 Cities over Two Decades
Jing, Shengqiang, Niu, Fangqu, Yang, Jintao, Dai, Linda
No: 241

Evaluating Real-Time and Scheduled Public Transport Data: Challenges and Opportunities
Webb, Liam, Higgs, Gary, Langford, Mitchel, Berry, Robert
No: 243

Optimization of a Layout for Public Toilets Based on Evaluation of Accessibility Through the Gaussian Two-Step Floating Catchment Area Approach
Xu, Quanli, Li, Youyou, Niu, Jiali, Li, You, Wu, Huishan
No: 242

A Machine Learning Framework for Urban Ventilation Corridor Identification Using LBM and Morphological Indices
Yu, Bu, Xie, Peng
No: 244

Interactive Visualization for the GTFS and GTFS-RT Data of Budapest
Tóth, Róbert, Ispány, Márton, Zichar, Marianna
No: 245

PCA-GWO-KELM Optimization Gait Recognition Indoor Fusion Localization Method
Ji, Xiaoyu, Xu, Xiaoyue, Yan, Suqing, Xiao, Jianming, Fu, Qiang, Ghazali, Kamarul Hawari Bin
No: 246

Assessing Accessibility and Equity in Childcare Facilities Through 2SFCA: Insights from Housing Types in Seongbuk-gu, Seoul
Kang, Sunju, Lee, Gunwon
No: 247

Understanding the Impact of Street Environments on Traffic Crash Risk from the Perspective of Aging People: An Interpretable Machine Learning Approach
Shen, Ketong, Liu, Jian, Liu, Xintao
No: 248

A Safe Location for a Trip? How the Characteristics of an Area Affect Road Accidents—A Case Study from Poznań
Chwiałkowski, Cyprian
No: 249

SceneDiffusion: Scene Generation Model Embedded with Spatial Constraints
Yu, Shanshan, Zhu, Jiaxin, Li, Jiaqi, Li, Xunchun, Wang, Kai, Tu, Jian, Guo, Danhuai
No: 250

Rural Local Landscape Perception Evaluation: Integrating Street View Images and Machine Learning
Gong, Suning, Zhang, Lin, Zhang, Jie, Duan, Yuxi
No: 251

Representing the Spatiotemporal State Evolution of Geographic Entities as a Multi-Level Graph
Yuan, Feng, Zhang, Penglin, Zhang, Qi, Zhang, Yu, Wang, Anni
No: 252

Spatial Accessibility to Healthcare Facilities: GIS-Based Public–Private Comparative Analysis Using Floating Catchment Methods
Pérez-Fernández, Onel, Michel, Gregorio Rosario
No: 253

Geographic Information Systems and Cartography for a Sustainable World
Skopeliti, Andriani, Stratigea, Anastasia, Krassanakis, Vassilios, Lagarias, Apostolos
No: 254

Capturing Built Environment and Automated External Defibrillator Resource Interplay in Tianjin Downtown
Grigoryan, Sara, Hu, Yike, Ullah, Nadeem
No: 255

AutoGEEval: A Multimodal and Automated Evaluation Framework for Geospatial Code Generation on GEE with Large Language Models
Wu, Huayi, Shen, Zhangxiao, Hou, Shuyang, Liang, Jianyuan, Jiao, Haoyue, Qing, Yaxian, Zhang, Xiaopu, Li, Xu, Gui, Zhipeng, Guan, Xuefeng, Xiang, Longgang
No: 256

Submarine Terrain Generalization in Nautical Charts: A Survey of Traditional Methods and Graph Neural Network Solutions
Dong, Taoning, Wang, Ruifu, Chen, Pengxv, Sun, Chenyue, Gan, Chaohua, Liu, Jiayi, Zhang, Anmin
No: 257

The Impact of New Subway Construction on the Commuting Methods and Time Utilization of Residents Along the Line: A Comparison Before and After the Completion of the Subway in Kunming City
Zhao, Kun, He, Baohong
No: 258

An Innovative Proposal for Developing a Dynamic Urban Growth Model Through Adaptive Vector Cellular Automata
Yakup, Ahmet Emir, Ayazli, Ismail Ercument
No: 259

Investigating the Impact of Inter-City Patient Mobility on Local Residents’ Equity in Access to High-Level Healthcare: A Case Study of Beijing
Li, Zhiqing, Wang, Zhenbao
No: 260

A Spatial-Network Approach to Assessing Transportation Resilience in Disaster-Prone Urban Areas
Rouhana, Francesco, Jawad, Dima
No: 261

Exploring the Impact of Multi-Source Gridded Population Datasets on Flood-Exposed Population Estimates in Gangnam, Seoul
Bersabe, Julieber T., Jun, Byong-Woon
No: 262

A Reversible Compression Coding Method for 3D Property Volumes
Zhao, Zhigang, Qiu, Jiahao, Guo, Han, Zhu, Wei, Li, Chengpeng
No: 263

Three-Dimensional Multitemporal Game Engine Visualizations for Watershed Analysis, Lighting Simulation, and Change Detection in Built Environments
Kauhanen, Heikki, Rantanen, Toni, Rönnholm, Petri, Shafaat, Osama Bin, Jaalama, Kaisa, Julin, Arttu, Vaaja, Matti
No: 265

Automated Digitization Approach for Road Intersections Mapping: Leveraging Azimuth and Curve Detection from Geo-Spatial Data
Senousi, Ahmad M., Ahmed, Wael, Liu, Xintao, Darwish, Walid
No: 264

Evaluation of Urban Street Historical Appearance Integrity Based on Street View Images and Transfer Learning
Xu, Jiarui, Dai, Yunxuan, Cai, Jiatong, Qian, Haoliang, Peng, Zimu, Zhong, Teng
No: 266

Visualising Spatial Dispersion in Cultural Heritage Data
Targa, Laya, Villuendas, Esperanza, Portalés, Cristina, Sebastián, Jorge
No: 267

Exploring Unconventional 3D Geovisualization Methods for Land Suitability Assessment: A Case Study of Jihlava City
Bittner, Oldrich, Zejdlik, Jakub, Burian, Jaroslav, Vozenilek, Vit
No: 269

HierLabelNet: A Two-Stage LLMs Framework with Data Augmentation and Label Selection for Geographic Text Classification
Chen, Zugang, Zhao, Le
No: 268

Forecasting Carbon Emissions by Considering the Joint Influences of Urban Form and Socioeconomic Development—An Empirical Study in Guangdong, China
Rao, Zhijie, Li, Jiapei, Lin, Jinyao
No: 270

Spatiotemporal Evolution and Driving Factors of Coupling Coordination Degree Between New Urbanization and Urban Resilience: A Case of Huaihai Economic Zone
Zhang, Heng, Li, Shuang, Chang, Jiang
No: 271

A Multi-Objective Optimization and Decision Support Framework for Natural Daylight and Building Areas in Community Elderly Care Facilities in Land-Scarce Cities
Wen, Fang, Zhang, Lu, Jiang, Ling, Sun, Wenqi, Jin, Tong, Zhang, Bo
No: 272

Incremental Updating of 3D Indoor Data Considering Topological Linkages
Sun, Qun, Zhan, Xinwu
No: 273

Airborne Lidar Refines Georeferencing Austro-Hungarian Maps from the First and Second Military Surveys
Lieskovský, Tibor, Kotleba, Tadeáš, Šperka, Jakub, Ďuračiová, Renata
No: 274

SP-GEM: Spatial Pattern-Aware Graph Embedding for Matching Multisource Road Networks
Zheng, Chenghao, Qiu, Yunfei, Yang, Jian, Zhang, Bianying, Li, Zeyuan, Lin, Zhangxiang, Zhang, Xianglin, Hou, Yang, Fang, Li
No: 275

Local–Linear Two-Stage Estimation of Local Autoregressive Geographically and Temporally Weighted Regression Model
Xiang, Dan, Hong, Zhimin
No: 276

Developing a Hybrid Model to Enhance the Robustness of Interpretability for Landslide Susceptibility Assessment
Yan, Xiao, Zhang, Dongshui, Han, Yongshun, Li, Tongsheng, Zhong, Pin, Ning, Zhe, Tan, Shirou
No: 277

Researching Stylistic Neutrality for Map Evaluation
Viliuviene, Rita, Vdovinskiene, Sonata
No: 278

Large-Scale Point Cloud Semantic Segmentation with Density-Based Grid Decimation
Jiang, Liangcun, Ma, Jiacheng, Zhou, Han, Shangguan, Boyi, Xiao, Hongyu, Chen, Zeqiang
No: 279

Research on Multi-Scale Vector Road-Matching Model Based on ISOD Descriptor
Yan, Yu, Sun, Ying, Wang, Shaobo, Lu, Yuefeng, Hu, Yulong, Lu, Miao
No: 280

Editorial Board
Pages: ii

RSTeller: Scaling up visual language modeling in remote sensing with rich linguistic semantics from openly available data and large language models
Junyao Ge, Xu Zhang, Yang Zheng, Kaitai Guo, Jimin Liang
Pages: 146-163

Cloud removal with optical and SAR imagery via multimodal similarity attention
Kelong Tu, Chao Yang, Yaxian Qing, Kunlun Qi, Nengcheng Chen, Jianya Gong
Pages: 116-126

AMSCF-Net: An adaptive multi-scale cost fusion stereo network for high-quality disparity estimation
Mao Tian, Jiajin Fan, Qinghua Zhang, Chi Chen, Bisheng Yang
Pages: 76-101

Scale-wise Bidirectional Alignment Network for referring remote sensing image segmentation
Kun Li, George Vosselman, Michael Ying Yang
Pages: 350-363

A novel real-time matching and pose reconstruction method for low-overlap agricultural UAV images with repetitive textures
Xiongwu Xiao, Wenhu Qu, Gui-Song Xia, Miaozhong Xu, Zhenfeng Shao, Jianya Gong, Deren Li
Pages: 54-75

CPVF: vectorization of agricultural cultivation field parcels via a boundary–parcel multi-task learning network in ultra-high-resolution remote sensing images
Xiuyu Liu, Jinshui Zhang, Yaming Duan, Jiale Zhou
Pages: 267-299

GLCD-DA: Change detection from optical and SAR imagery using a Global-Local network with diversified attention
Jie Li, Meiru Wu, Liupeng Lin, Qiangqiang Yuan, Huanfeng Shen
Pages: 396-414

A light use efficiency principle guided framework for detecting underground natural gas micro-leakage in multi-crop rotation area using hyperspectral imagery
Ying Du, Jinbao Jiang, Kevin Tansey, Kangning Li, Yingyang Pan, Kangni Xiong, Peiyuan Li
Pages: 1-15

NeSF-Net: Building roof and facade segmentation based on neighborhood relationship awareness and scale-frequency modulation network for high-resolution remote sensing images
Yuan Zhou, Wanshou Jiang, Bin Wang
Pages: 247-266

ProFiT: A prompt-guided frequency-aware filtering and template-enhanced interaction framework for hyperspectral video tracking
Yuzeng Chen, Qiangqiang Yuan, Yuqi Tang, Xin Wang, Yi Xiao, Jiang He, Ziyang Lihe, Xianyu Jin
Pages: 164-186

A multi-resolution forest stand segmentation algorithm integrating Landsat imagery and forest structural, age, and species attributes
Y. Ye, N.C. Coops, M.A. Wulder, T. Hermosilla
Pages: 381-395

Deep learning and machine learning enable broad-scale woodland height, cover, and biomass mapping
Michael J. Campbell, Jessie F. Eastburn, Simon C. Brewer, Philip E. Dennison
Pages: 187-203

Building LOD representation for 3D urban scenes
Shanshan Pan, Runze Zhang, Yilin Liu, Minglun Gong, Hui Huang
Pages: 16-32

Combining optical and SAR satellite data to monitor coastline changes in the Black Sea
Dalin Jiang, Armando Marino, Maria Ionescu, Mamuka Gvilava, Zura Savaneli, Carlos Loureiro, Evangelos Spyrakos, Andrew Tyler, Adrian Stanica
Pages: 102-115

SpecDETR: A transformer-based hyperspectral point object detection network
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