Data in Astrophysics and Geophysics: Research and Applications, 3rd Volume
A special issue of Data (ISSN 2306-5729). This special issue belongs to the section "Spatial Data Science and Digital Earth".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 August 2025 | Viewed by 801
Special Issue Editors
Interests: space weather studies of upper atmosphere; astrogeoinformatics; astroinformatics; databases; data-mining; natural hazards
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Interests: stark broadening formalism and calculations; atomic and molecular collisions; stellar spectra; atomic data and databases
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Interests: statistical modeling in atmospheric physics; multivariate receptor modeling; ground-based remote sensing for retrieval of the atmospheric composition; aerosol optical properties; aerosol physical and chemical characterization and climatic role; air quality
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The layers of space and Earth are media that are consistently exposed to the influences of numerous perturbations characterized with time- and space-dependent intensity. Therefore, the detection of astrophysical and terrestrial events and their influences, as well as the development and application of various models, must be based on observational data.
The challenges related to data volume, variety, and data flow are similar in astro- and geo-observations. This Special Issue aims to encourage communication among the disciplines by identifying and grouping relevant research solutions. Its goals are to engage a broad community of researchers, both users and contributors, to make new discoveries enabled by the growth of data and technology and to continue the interdisciplinary exchange of ideas and methodologies with other fields.
We would like to invite you to submit articles addressing data collection in astrophysics and geophysics, as well as their acquisition, processing, and management, so that these data can be used by other scientists and data producers. Potential topics include but are not limited to the following:
- Big data in astrophysics and geophysics;
- Data processing, visualization, and acquisition;
- Line profile data;
- Interstellar spectral data;
- Atomic and molecular data in astrophysics;
- Earth observation data;
- Climate data records;
- Natural hazards and disasters;
- Remote sensing.
Prof. Dr. Vladimir Sreckovic
Prof. Dr. Milan S. Dimitrijević
Dr. Zoran Mijic
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- big data in astrophysics and geophysics
- data processing, visualization, and acquisition
- line profile data
- interstellar spectral data
- atomic and molecular data in astrophysics
- earth observation data
- climate data records
- natural hazards and disasters
- satellite observations and atmospheric modeling
- machine learning in astrophysics and geophysics
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