| 17 October 2006 |
| 08:30 h |
Registration and welcome coffee |
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Welcome Word - D. Fransaer,
VITO, Belgium |
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Keynote |
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Innovation, P. Verhaert, Verhaert
Space, Belgium |
| 10:20 h |
Coffee |
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Belgian proactive policy in Space
Technology and Remote Sensing, D. Fonteyn, Belspo,
Belgium |
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Remote Sensing for environmental
security, M. Schouppe, European Commission, Belgium
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12:00 h
12:15 h |
Group photo
Lunch
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| 13:15 h |
Instruments |
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New Airborne Sensors for Soil Moisture
Mapping, R.B. Haarbrink, Miramap, the Netherlands |
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Instrument Design for the Pegasus
HALE UAV Payload, T. Van Achteren, B. Delauré,
VITO, Belgium |
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Regional monitoring of tropospheric
NO2 and CO using Remote Sensing from High Altitude Platforms
- preliminary concepts, M. De Mazière, M.
Van Roozendael, A. Merlaud, BIRA, Belgium |
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| 14:50 h |
Satellite platforms |
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Sentinel-1 ESA’s New European
Radar Observatory, E. Attema, ESA, the Netherlands |
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TerraSAR-X and TanDEM-X: Global
Mapping in 3D using Radar, M. Weber, Infoterra,
Germany |
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TopSat: demonstrating high performance
from a low cost satellite, W.A. Levett, QinetiQ,
UK |
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Kompsat 1 and kompsat 2 from a
European perspective, F. P. Kressler, ARC System
Research, Austria |
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PROBA-1, from technology demonstrator
to a valuable small earth observation platform, K.
Gantois, Verhaert Space, Belgium |
| 18:30 h |
Start Workshop dinner
Carousel |
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| 18 October 2006 |
| 08:30 h |
Coffee |
| 09:00 h |
Airborne platforms |
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Strategic research
agenda for high-altitude aircraft and airship remote
sensing applications, Ch. Barbier, CSL, Belgium |
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Integrated Approach
to Assess the Feasibility and Applicability of Modular
HALE Platforms, H. Friehmelt, DLR, Germany |
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AeroVironment's Global
Observer Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS), I. Bayraktar,
Aerovironment, USA |
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Helicopter UAV for
Photogrammetry and Rapid Response, R.B. Haarbrink,
Miramap, the Netherlands |
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Mercator-1: HALE-UAV
platform for remote sensing applications, J. Bermyn,
Verhaert Space, Belgium |
| 11:00 h |
Trip to the Mercator-1 platform
exhibited |
| 13:00 h |
Lunch |
| 14:00 h |
Data processing |
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Applications |
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Automatic co-registration tool
for geo-data, G. Caenen, KULeuven/IncGeo, Belgium |
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Dense and reliable DSM generation
from VHR stereo pairs in urban environments, T.
Bekaert, S. Gautama, Ghent University, Belgium |
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Architecture for earth observation
and field survey data exploitation for humanitarian
crisis management, F. Cremer, VUB, Belgium |
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Development of a commercial laser
scanning mobile mapping system - streetmapper, C.
Cox, 3D Lasermapping, UK |
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Image Processing Workflow for the
Pegasus HALE UAV Payload, J. Biesemans, VITO, Belgium |
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Mobile mapping with a stereo-camera
for road assessment in the frame of road network management,
C. Van Geem, S. Gautama, BRRC, Belgium |
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Coffee - Poster session
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Operational remote sensing mapping of estuarine suspended
sediment concentrations (ORMES), S. Sterckx, VITO,
Belgium |
| 15:45 h |
ICT for Remote Sensing |
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Grid Technology for EO applications,
B. Beusen, VITO & Y. Coene, Spacebel, Belgium
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OMNISAT: EO data acquisition system
based on a programmable chip in a pc, A. Azzouza,
Alcatel Alenia Space, Belgium |
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Solving problems with dissemination
of remote sensing data via satellite broadcasting, T.
Jacobs, VITO, Belgium |
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| 17:00 h |
Reception and short wrap up
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| List of Posters |
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Comparison of photogrammetric
applications based on narrow angle line scanners with
traditional photogrammetric methods, K. Jacobsen,
University of Hannover, Germany |
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AGFA's : AperTune Software - B.
Landsberg, Agfa Gevaert, Belgium |
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New Platforms - Unconventional
platforms for Remote Sensing, J. Everaerts, VITO,
Belgium |
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On the accuracy of a mobile mapping
system for land surveying, R. Pires, IncGEO, Belgium |
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Radiative transfer modelling and
the retrieval of biophysical variables, F. Veroustraete,
VITO, Belgium |
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Remote sensing for the support
of GIS-Flanders, N. Van Camp, Agency Geographic
Information Flanders, Belgium |
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Remotely sensed soil moisture effects
on carbon sequestration spatial patterns, W. Verstraeten,
VITO, Belgium |
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