Beyond Moore's Law: Harnessing spatial-digital disruptive technologies for Digital Earth

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Moore's law will reach its plateau by 2020. Big data, however, will continue to increase as the Internet of Things and social media converge into the new era of 'huge data'. Disruptive technologies, including big data and cloud computing are forces impacting business and government communities. The truth of our collective future is suggested to align with the Digital Earth (DE) vision. Benefits of technological advances will be manifested from business performance improvements based on capitalizing the locational attributes of corporate and government assets - the foundation of big data. Better governance and better business represents a key foundation for sustainability and therefore should be explicit DE guiding principles.

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Foresman, T. W. (2016). Beyond Moore’s Law: Harnessing spatial-digital disruptive technologies for Digital Earth. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 46). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/46/1/012055

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