EROS Cal/Val Center of Excellence (ECCOE) 2017 Workshop
November 13-14, 2017 — In conjunction with Pecora 20, Sioux Falls, South Dakota
Cross-Calibration of Landsat 8 OLI and Sentinel 2 MSI and its impact on data interoperability
November 13, 2017
Morning Session
Welcome/Introduction — Dr. Dennis Helder, USGS
- Landsat Calibration:
- Brian Markham, NASA; Ron Morfitt, USGS — Landsat 8 OLI Spectral and Radiometric Characterization
- Jim Storey, SGT — Geometric and Spatial Aspects of Data Interoperability
- Sentinel 2 Calibration:
- Ferran Gascon, ESA — Sentinel 2 Cal/Val Overview
- Sebastien Clerc, ESA — Sentinel 2 Geometric Calibration
- Bruno LaFrance, ESA — Sentinel 2 Radiometry Cal/Val
Q&A
Afternoon Session
- Applications:
- Jeff Masek, NASA — Experiences with Harmonization of Landsat and Sentinel-2 Data
- David Roy, SDSU — Impact of Cross-calibration on WELD
- Adam Lewis, Geoscience Australia — Maximizing the Value of Analysis Ready Data
- Nima Pahlevan, NASA — Landsat-Sentinel 2A product consistency and implications for monitoring aquatic systems
- Calibration Panel and Audience Discussion
- Calibration Panel Caucus
November 14, 2017
Morning Session
- Panel Discussion
- General Discussion – Panel and Audience
- Panel Caucus
- Panel Exit Report
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