Notice on Convening the 11th Cross-Strait, Hong Kong and Macao GIS Development Seminar and Call for Papers (No. 1)

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Notice on Convening the 11th Cross-Strait, Hong Kong and Macao GIS Development Seminar and Call for Papers (No. 1)

China Information Association [2024] No. 22

All relevant units, relevant experts and scholars:

The "Cross-Strait and Hong Kong and Macao GIS Development Seminar" (formerly known as: Cross-Strait GIS Development Seminar) jointly sponsored by the China Geographic Information Industry Association, the Hong Kong Geographic Information System Society, the Cartography and Cadastre Bureau of the Macao Special Administrative Region Government and the Taiwan Geographic Information Society has been held every two years since 2000. The level of technology and application has been improved, and the exchanges and cooperation between the geographic information industry have been strengthened, and fruitful results have been achieved. The 11th Cross-Strait GIS Development Symposium is scheduled to be held in Kunming, Yunnan Province on August 28-31, 2024. The conference also calls for papers. The relevant matters are hereby notified as follows.

1. Time and place of the meeting

When: August 28-31, 2024

Venue: Kunming Dianchi International Conference Center (Section 3, Outer Ring Road, Guandu District, Kunming City, Yunnan Province)

Second, the theme of the conference

GIS innovation and application in the era of AI

Conference Presentations and Call for Papers:

The integration and application of GIS and large models in the 1.AI era

2. The integration and application of GIS and big data, cloud computing, Internet of Things and other technologies

3. Integration, innovation and application of GIS, satellite remote sensing and UAV remote sensing

4. Innovative development and application of GIS in 3D modeling

5. Innovation and development of GIS in the era of digital economy

6. Innovation and application of GIS in urban planning and management

7. Innovation and application of GIS in the fields of natural resources, ecological environment, water conservancy, etc

8. Application and development of GIS in the fields of emergency disaster response, disaster prevention and mitigation

9. GIS Theory and Academic Development

10. GIS education and talent training

3. Organizational structure

(1) Organizers

China Geographic Information Industry Association

(2) Co-sponsors

Hong Kong Geographic Information System Society

Cartography and Cadastre Bureau of the Government of the Macao Special Administrative Region

Taiwan Geo-Information Society

(3) Co-organizers

The Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors

Hong Kong Construction Asset and Environmental Information Management Alliance

The University of Hong Kong

Chinese University of Hong Kong

Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Taiwan Society of Surveying and Engineering

Taiwan Map Society

Taiwan Provincial Association of Surveyors and Technologists

Taiwan Cadastral Society

Taipei City Association of Surveyors and Technologists

Yilan University, Taiwan

Taipei City University

Wuhan University

Shenzhen University

Xiamen Institute of Technology

(4) Steering Committee

Li Deren is an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, and a professor of Wuhan University

Ye Jia'an is an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and a professor at the University of Hong Kong

Zhou Chenghu is an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and a researcher at the Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Chen Jun is an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and a professor of the National Center for Basic Geographic Information

Li Qingquan is an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and a professor of Shenzhen University

Li Weisen is the president of China Geographic Information Industry Association

Lee Kim-fung President of the Hong Kong Geographic Information System Society

Ya Yongjian is the Director of the Cartography and Cadastre Bureau of the Government of the Macao Special Administrative Region

Hong Ronghong is the chairman of the Taiwan Geographic Information Society

Lam Ka-fai, Chairman of the Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors

Fung Yee Xuan is the President of the Hong Kong Construction Asset and Environmental Information Management Alliance

Gong Peng is the Vice-President and Professor of the University of Hong Kong

Kwan Meibao is a professor at the University of Chinese Hong Kong

Professor, Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Cui Guoqiang is the chairman of the Taiwan Society of Surveying and Engineering, and a professor at Yilan University in Taiwan

Wang Mingzhi is the chairman of the Taiwan Map Society and a professor at Taipei City University

Chen Dianxi is the chairman of the Taiwan Provincial Association of Surveyors and Technologists

Yang Ming, Chairman of Taiwan Cadastral Surveying Society

Luo Kunlong is the chairman of the Taipei Surveying Technicians Association

Zhu Shunmo, Vice President of Xiamen University of Technology

(5) Organizing Committee

Wang Zengning, Vice President and Secretary-General of China Geographic Information Industry Association

Li Weifeng is a member of the Executive Committee of the Hong Kong Geographic Information System Society and a professor at the University of Hong Kong

Cheung Siu Kei, Deputy Director of the Cartography and Cadastre Bureau of the Government of the Macao Special Administrative Region

Lo Chung Ho, Director of the Data Processing Division of the Cartography and Cadastre Bureau of the Government of the Macao Special Administrative Region

Huang Zhiyuan, Secretary General of the Taiwan Geo-Information Society

Huang Lixin, Secretary General of Taiwan Society of Surveying Engineering

Ma Weiqian is the secretary general of the Taiwan Map Society

Wang Lihuan is the Director General of the Taiwan Provincial Association of Surveyors and Technologists

Liang Xuwen is the secretary general of the Taiwan Cadastral Surveying Society

Li Jianli, Director General of Taipei Surveying Technician Association, General Manager of Ruichuan Surveying Joint Technician Office

Li Wankai is a professor at Xiamen University of Technology

4. Call for papers

1. The conference will collect papers and publish the proceedings at the same time. All the papers will be edited into a collection after review by the organizing committee of the conference, published at the conference, and provided for online download.

2. The topic of the paper is the same as the theme of the conference, and the direction of the paper is the same as the content of the conference report.

3. Essay collection requirements

(1) Solicitation of papers: experts and scholars from all walks of life related to geographic information

(2) Abstract submission:

Deadline: April 30, 2024

Abstract submissions should be accompanied by keywords, biographies of all authors, and contact information of corresponding authors (see attachments for details).

(3) Submission of the full paper:

Deadline: June 30, 2024

(4) The abstract and full text should be sent to the following mailbox:

Mainland (Mainland): [email protected]

Hong Kong: [email protected]

Macau: [email protected]

Taiwan: [email protected]

(5) Language: Chinese

(6) Submission requirements: see the attachment

5. Conference Registration

For details of registration and participation, please refer to the No. 2 Notice of the 11th Cross-Strait and Hong Kong and Macao GIS Development Seminar.

6. Contact information

China Geographic Information Industry Association

Contact: Xie Yang

Contact number: [phone]

E-mail: [email protected]

Attachment: Submission requirements

China Geographic Information Industry Association April 11, 2024

Attachment: Title of the paper (title: Heiti No. 3) Name 1, Name 2 (Song Ti, No. 5) 1. Affiliation (if it is a university, the details should be the department; the full name of the unit needs to be written), city zip code; (Song Ti, No. 5, centered) 2. Unit, City Zip Code

Abstract: 300~500 words;

Keywords: 5~8, separated by semicolons (for easy search, try to avoid hyphens "-");

About the author: A brief introduction of all authors, including name, year of birth, gender, affiliation and position, title, and email address;

Corresponding author: including name, mailing address and zip code, contact number, e-mail address;

[Text Description]

Header Example

1 Introduction (first-level heading; bold, small four)

2 Research Methods or Principles (Level 1 heading; bold, small four)

2.1 Rationale (Level 2 heading; bold, number 5)

正文：中文宋体，西文Times New Roman；五号。

Table: The name of the table is placed on the table, small number 5 in bold font, and the content of the table is small number 5.

Image: The file should be of good definition, and the title of the image should be placed under the figure, and the small number 5 in bold font should be placed under the figure.

[Citations and References]

1. Citations: Accurate references should be listed. The documents cited in the text should correspond to the documents in the reference list at the end of the text. Literature citations are in the form of (author, year), e.g., "The cycle of energy and carbon (Li Xiaoqiang, 2010)"

(1) For documents with only one author, the name of the author and the date of publication should be listed in the text; for documents co-authored by two authors, the names of both authors should be listed with "and" in the middle; for documents co-authored by three or more authors, only the first author should be listed, followed by "etc.".

(2) When citing different articles of the same author in the same year, list the author's name, and add "a", "b" or "c" after the year.

(3) When the last name and year of publication of the authors of two or more articles are the same, the abbreviation of the author's name should be given to avoid confusion.

(4) When multiple references appear in the same position in the text, they are listed in chronological order.

Example

(Li Xiaoqiang, 2018)

（钱一和李力，2019，2020a）

(Chen et al., 2013, 2018a, 2018b;

2. References: Sort in the order of Chinese and then Western, and Chinese and Western literature are sorted in pinyin or alphabetical order of the author's name; the punctuation in the references is all in English characters, with spaces after punctuation; Chinese Song, Times New Roman, No. 5.

(1) The English writing of the name is all spelled "surname" in front, abbreviated "name" in the back, abbreviated without abbreviation, and blank in the middle of the surname and first name. The first letter of "surname" is capitalized, and the rest are lowercase; "name" is written only with the first letter, uppercase, and space is added between the two abbreviated names. If there is a hyphen in the middle of a foreign name, it is added accordingly; in the middle of a Chinese name, a hyphen is generally not added in the middle. When citing articles co-authored by multiple authors, you need to list all the authors.

(2) In the title of Western literature, the first letter of the real word should be capitalized, and the preposition and conjunction should be lowercase, but the first letter of the first word and prepositions with more than 4 letters should be capitalized.

(3) Internet addresses and personal communications should not be placed in the reference list, but should be placed in the corresponding position in the text.

Example

periodical

ZHANG Yonghong, CHEN Jun. 2023. Discussion on land subsidence in mainland China and its impact on territorial spatial planning: A case study of Beijing. Journal of Spatiotemporal Information Technology, 30(4): 465-473

Hermann J, Spandler C, Hack A, Korsakov A V. 2006. Aqueous fluids and hydrous melts in high-pressure and ultra-high pressure rocks: Implications for element transfer in subduction zones. Lithos, 92: 399-417

Hermann J, Spandler C, Hack A, Korsakov A V. 2006. Aqueous fluids and hydrous melts in high-pressure and ultra-high pressure rocks: Implications for element transfer in subduction zones. Lithos, 92: 399-417

monograph

Shi Yafeng. 2003. Evaluation of the transition from warm and dry to warm and humid climate in Northwest China. Beijing: China Meteorological Press

Anderson D L. 2007. New Theory of the Earth. 2nd ed. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press

Note: If it is not the first version, the version number should be listed.

proceedings

Zheng Yongfei.1999.Mantle Stable Isotope Geochemistry. In: Zheng Yongfei, ed.Chemical Geodynamics.Beijing:Science Press. 163–184

Sun S, Li J L, Lin J L, Wang Q C, Chen H H. 1991. Indosinides in China and the consumption of Eastern Paleotethys. In: Müller D W, McKenzie J A, Weissert H, eds. Controversies in Modern Geology. London: Academic Press. 363–384

Note: If it is not the first version, the version number should be listed.

Conference Papers

Yaxley G M, Kiseeva E S, Stepanov A S,O'Neill R.2012. Mantle transition zone lithologies revealed from majorite inclusions in diamonds // European Mineralogical Conference,1:83

Dissertation

ZHANG Shaobing. 2008. Geochemical study of the ancient crust of the Yangtze continental core and its deep melt product granite, Ph.D. dissertation, Hefei: University of Science and Technology of China

Pegans D. 2006. Molecular gating dynamics of the cytoplasmic domains of inwardly rectifying potassium(Kir) channels. Doctoral Dissertation. San Diego: University of California.

First trial: Ji Yinxiao review: Song Qifan

Final Judge: Jin Jun

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