Second International workshop on Temporal analysis of satellite images
Dr. Eva De Clercq, a spatial epidemiologist recruited as a post-doc researcher at CIRAD, participated in the 2nd International Workshop on Temporal Analysis of Satellite Images, which was organized along with the 35th Symposium of EARSeL. EARSeL is a scientific network of European remote sensing laboratories, coming from both academia and commercial/industrial sector, which covers all fields of geoinformation and earth observation through remote sensing.
The workshop intends to be forum for discussion of research issues related to temporal analysis of remotely sensed data. Since the launch of Landsat-1 in 1972, a large number of earth observation satellites have been launched. The wealth of multitemporal data provides excellent opportunities to study environmental changes at local, regional and global scale. The workshop includes a wide arrays of topics such as:
• Multitemporal image calibration and correction
• Landsat, NOAA AVHRR, MODIS, MERIS, SPOT VGT Data Archive
• Multitemporal SAR and InSAR data analysis
• Cross-sensor satellite data - data fusion
• Methodology for analysis of temporal data
• Change detection methods
• Landuse and land cover dynamics
• Vegetation dynamics,ecological processes and environmental impact
• Applications of multitemporal data
Eva De Clercq presented a poster on Mapping mosquito habitat in Guadeloupe (French West Indies) using high and medium resolution imagery. See Abstract
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More information on the International Workshop on Temporal analysis of satellite images.
