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May 5, 2025Open Access

G-REQS: Geospatial in-situ Requirements. A user-driven instrument to address in-situ data challenges under the GEO umbrella

Masó Joan Brobia Alba

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The aim is to present G-REQS, a tool designed to help users address in-situ geospatial data challenges.
Participatory design involving user feedback
Development of guidelines for data collection
Presentation of findings at the GEO Global Forum
G-REQS provides actionable strategies for data collection in geospatial settings.
User feedback shaped the instrument’s capabilities effectively.
Innovative solutions were highlighted to improve data integration under the GEO framework.

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Poster contribution introduces G-REQS to tackle in-situ data challenges in geospatial contexts, suggesting innovative solutions.

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Poster contribution at the GEO Global Forum 2025, Rome, Italy

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Joan et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a192d65fab5b468c4416369 https://doi.org/10.60566/1sapp-0hg29

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