JACIE 2010 Presentations
Fairfax, Virginia
Presentations from this workshop can be accessed by searching the JACIE Search Tool.
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Morning
- Greg Stensaas, USGS — Welcome to the 9th Annual JACIE Workshop
- Deanna Archuleta — Department of the Interior's Role in Earth Observation
- Glenn Bethel — USDA Remote Sensing Overview
- Mitchell D. Goldberg — Importance of Instrument Calibration, Validation and Inter-Calibration for Demanding Satellite Applications
- Franz Leberl — Sensors and Processes for 3D Mapping
- Dave Sedlak — NIQU Overview: NSG PQ Assurance
- Greg Snyder — National Enhanced Elevation ProgramConcept and Applications
Afternoon
- Gyanesh Chander — Cross-comparison of the IRS-P6 AWiFS sensor with the L5 TM, L7 ETM+, & Terra MODIS sensors
- Dan Mandl — NASA Sensor Web Technology for Autonomous Asset Tasking and Customized Data Delivery
- Mitch Goldberg — NOAA SATELLITE PROGRAM and Applications
- Shawana P. Johnson — Operational Agricultural Monitoring Project
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Morning
- Paul C. Bresnahan — Absolute Geolocation Accuracy Evaluation of RapidEye Level 1B and 3A Imagery
- Md. Obaidul Haque — Radiometric & Geometric Assessment of the Data from RapidEye Constellation of Satellites
- Deviprasad Karnik — Indian Remote Sensing Satellites Resourcesat-2 Mission Status
- Sherry Loy — Indian Remote Sensing Satellites Current and Future Missions
- Alok Kumar Shrestha — Relative Gain Characterization and Correction for Pushbroom Sensors Based on Lifetime Image Statistics
- Steve Mackin — Comparison of the radiometry of Landsat 7 and the Disaster Monitoring Constellation (DMC) satellites over the Dome-C Calibration site in Antarctica
- Steve Mackin — Radiometric and Data Quality characteristics of the 2nd Generation Disaster Monitoring Constellation (DMC) satellites
- D. Naughton — RapidEye Vicarious Calibration and Radiometric Performance Assessment_2009
- Paul Stephens — Developments in the DMCii Constellation & annual Tropical forest monitoring
- Dmitry Varlyguin — DMC Imagery: User Perspective
Afternoon
- Paul C. Bresnahan — Absolute Geolocation Accuracy Re-Evaluation of WorldView-1 Basic 1B Stereo Pairs
- Paul C. Bresnahan — Absolute Geolocation Accuracy Evaluation of GeoEye-1 Basic Stereo Triplets
- Byron Smiley — The Absolute Geolocation Accuracy of Digital Globe's Satellites: QB02, WV01, WV02
- Byron Smiley — Relative Geolocation Accuracy Topics Relevant to DigitalGlobe's Multiband Satellites: Camera Calibration, Band to Band Registration
- Ayman F. Habib — A Unified Conceptual Methodology for LiDAR and Camera System Calibration
- Drew Hopwood — Spot Image Spot Image Service Continuity: Preflight Assessment of the Pleiades and SPOT Programs
- David Mulawa — On-Orbit Geolocation Accuracy andImage Quality Performance of the GeoEye-1High Resolution Imaging Satellite
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- Mary Pagnutti — An Automated Tool to Estimate the Spatial Resolution of Products Acquired by High Spatial Resolution Remote Sensing Imaging Systems
- Brett Thomassie — DigitalGlobe Satellite and Aerial Program Update
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Morning
- Aparajithan Sampath — Using New USGS Test Range for Geometric Assessment of GeoEye-1
- Timothy F Donato — RADARSAT-2 Applications for Civil and Commercial Situational Awareness
- Klaus Neumann — Z/I Imaging DMC Remote Sensing Case Studies
- Robert E. Ryan — Laboratory and On-site Radiometric Calibration of Aerial Multispectral Digital Cameras
- Stephen J Schiller — In-Flight Vicarious Calibration of High Spatial Resolution Remote Sensing Systems Using Specular Reflectors
- RADARSAT-2 and AgriSAR 2009
- Charles Toth — Epipolar Resampling of Pushbroom Satellite Imagery
- Michael Vaughn — WorldView-2 (WV-2) Characterization and ICC Profiles
- Stephen White — Utilization of the Applanix Digital Sensing System (DSS) Model 439 DualCam for Shoreline Mapping
Afternoon
- Jeffrey Czapla-Myers — Analysis of the Automated Radiometric Calibration test Site at Railroad Valley, Nevada
- Sherry Loy — Successful Intra-Agency Collaborations On Commercial Imagery & Products
- Steve Mackin — QA4EO Compliant QA/QC system for automated quality control of large satellite Constellations
- Matthew Polder — Investigation of the LSpec autonomous ground calibration site using MODIS, Landsat ETM+, and IKONOS
- Gian Rocco Verdone — The COSMO-SkyMed Satellite Constellation for Earth Observation and applications