第三屆國際未來智能對地觀測會議文集（英文版）

　　The real-time acquisition and intelligent processing has emerged as an important trend of future Earth observation technologies. The international symposia on Future Intelligent Earth Observing Satellites （FIEOS） were previously hosted in Denver， Colorado， USA in 2002 and Istanbul， Turkey in 2004. The new technologies for future Earth observation， such as onboard processing systems， sensor integration， data processing and communication， and applications of satellite data， as presented in the previous symposia， are highlighted widely now. The 3rd Intemational Symposium of FIEOS （FIEOS 2006）， held during 24-26 May， 2006 in Beijing， China， provided a good exchange platform for experts from all over the world to share their experience in the field of Earth observation technologies and applications.

Plenary Session
Semantics-Enabled Knowledge Management for Global Earth Observation System of Systems
From Global Earth Observation System of Systems to a Future Intelligent Earth Observing Satellite System
From Data to Information，and from Information to Knowledge： An Overview of China State Major Basic Research Project
Session 1： Architecture，Systems
An Objectively Optimized Earth Observing System
Geo-processing with Icosahedral Snyder Equal Area Aperture 4 Hexagon Discrete Global Grid System
The Quick Renewal of 1：250，000 Map Database Using Space Remote Sensing Images
Development of a Marine Ecosystem Health Assessment System Based on ArcObjects
GIS Analysis of Rip Current and Spring Layer
The Inquiry System of Water Quality Monitoring Model by Remote Sensing Technique Based on. NET Technology
An On-board Mission Planning Model for Autonomous Spacecraft
The Architecture of Cooperative Application System for a Future Earth Observing Satellite Network
Use Materialized Views of a Database on WebGI
Design of the Space System Simulation and Analysis Software
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Session 2： Sensor
Session 3： Data Processing（1）
Session 4： Data Processing（2）
Session 5： Vegetation Remote Sensiug
Session 6： Landuse/Landcover Applications
Session 7： SAR and InSAR
Session 8： Ocean Remote Sensing