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# <strong>Name</strong> <strong>Surname</strong> <strong>Company</strong> <strong>Abstract</strong> <strong>Title</strong> <strong>Topic</strong> <strong>ID</strong><br />

1 1 T. Haeusler GAF<br />

2 2 M. Schardt<br />

JOANNEUM<br />

RESEARCH<br />

3 3 J. Hill University of Trier<br />

4 4 FM Seifert ESA<br />

5 5 H. Poilve<br />

6 6 I. Jonckheere FAO<br />

7 7 M. Molinier<br />

8 8 I. Ozdemir<br />

9 9 A. Rappl<br />

10 10 A. Elatawneh<br />

Astrium GEO-<br />

Information Services<br />

VTT Technical<br />

Research Centre of<br />

Finland<br />

Suleyman Demirel<br />

University, Forestry<br />

Faculty<br />

Bavarian State Institute<br />

of Forestry (LWF)<br />

Technische Universität<br />

München<br />

11 11 F. Fassnacht University of Freiburg<br />

12 12 G. Galidaki<br />

Aristotle University of<br />

Thessaloniki<br />

The Operationalisation of GMES Forest Monitoring Services- Preparation for Sentinel 2<br />

Applications -<br />

EUFODOS - European Forest Downstream Services, Improved Information on Forest<br />

Structure and Damage<br />

Perspectives of integrating Multitemporal and Multisensor Remote Sensing Data for<br />

providing Improved Forest Inventory Parameter<br />

Systematic Observations of our Forests - Achievements and Strategy of CEOS to<br />

support GEO FCT and GFOI<br />

Forestry<br />

Forestry<br />

Forestry<br />

Forestry<br />

Use of Sentinel-2 Data for Global Forest Monitoring and the REDD Programme Forestry<br />

The Role of Satellite Data for the National Forest Monitoring Systems in the Context of<br />

REDD+<br />

Combining Cellular Phone Images and Wall-to-Wall Satellite Imagery in Forest<br />

Management Planning<br />

Forestry<br />

Forestry<br />

Mapping Forest Stand Structural Diversity Using RapidEye Satellite Data Forestry<br />

Reduction of Forest Inventory Plots by applying RapidEye Data Stratification Forestry<br />

A Comparison between monotemporal Hyperspectral and multiseasonal Multispectral<br />

Image Analysis for Forest Parameters Extraction<br />

A New Type of Vegetation Index for Forest Damage Detection from Imaging<br />

Spectroscopy Data<br />

Forestry<br />

Forestry<br />

Forest Species Differentiation and Mapping using EO-1 Hyperion Imagery Forestry<br />

13 13 M. Dees University of Freiburg Fast Mapping of large Scale biotic and Weather caused Forest Damages Forestry<br />

14 14 A. K. Gjertsen<br />

Norwegian Forest and<br />

Landscape Institute<br />

A new Forest Map of Norway based on Satellite Images Forestry<br />

<strong>Name</strong> <strong>Surname</strong> <strong>Company</strong> <strong>Abstract</strong> <strong>Title</strong> <strong>Topic</strong> <strong>ID</strong><br />

15 1 M. Bachmann DLR Requirements for and potential of Sentinel-2 for Regional Applications Land Cover<br />

16 2 Tim Buchholz ESA<br />

17 3 J. Reiche Wageningen University<br />

18 4 S. Bontemps<br />

19 5 G. Kirches<br />

20 6 E. Järvenpää<br />

Université catholique<br />

de Louvain<br />

Brockmann Consult<br />

GmbH<br />

Finnish Environment<br />

Institute<br />

On the Effectiveness of Sentinel-2 Data for Land-cover Mapping: Comparison with<br />

Landsat and SPOT Imagery<br />

Concepts and processing Techniques for a global Sentinel 1- 3 Land Cover Dynamics<br />

and Change (LCDC) Product<br />

Building a validation Database for global Land Cover Products - The Land Cover Project<br />

of the ESA Climate Change Initiative<br />

Land Cover<br />

Land Cover<br />

Land Cover<br />

LandCover CCI Pre-Processing Land Cover<br />

Integration of GIS Datasets and EO Data in Land Cover Production Land Cover<br />

21 7 M. Paganini ESA Sentinel 2, an essential Tool of the International Environmental Conventions Land Cover<br />

22 8 C. Fonte<br />

23 9 J. Inglada CESBIO<br />

24 10 G Trianni JRC<br />

25 11 P. Salvador<br />

26 12 M. Törmä<br />

27 13 L. Gonçalves<br />

28 14 S. Shrestha<br />

29 15 P. Mhangara<br />

30 16 H. Reese<br />

31 17 K. Turlej<br />

32 18 F. Santaniello<br />

33 19 C. Gläßer<br />

34 20 M. Kadiri CESBIO<br />

University of Coimbra /<br />

INESC Coimbra<br />

Universidad de<br />

Valladolid<br />

Finnish Environment<br />

Institute SYKE<br />

Polytechnic Institute of<br />

Leiria, School of<br />

Technology and<br />

Management<br />

Institute of Geodesy<br />

and Cartography<br />

South African National<br />

Space Agency<br />

(SANSA)<br />

Swedish University of<br />

Agricultural Sciences<br />

(SLU)<br />

Institute of Geodesy<br />

and Cartography<br />

University of Rome<br />

Sapienza<br />

Martin Luther University<br />

Halle<br />

Establishing a consistent Training Set with available low Resolution Ancillary Data Land Cover<br />

Fusion of Sentinel-2 and Proba-V/Sentinel-3 Images for Multi-Temporal Land-Cover Map<br />

Production<br />

From Landsat to Sentinel for a global urban Mapping using the Normalized Difference<br />

Spectral Index<br />

Land Cover<br />

Land Cover<br />

Reflectance Measurement of main urban Covers in the Sentinel-2 spectral Windows Land Cover<br />

Seasonality of Land Cover Types as Basis for Improved Land Cover Classification within<br />

Pan-European Area Frame Sampling Scheme<br />

A Novel Approach for Land Cover Mapping Based on the Combination of Soft Classifiers<br />

and on Uncertainty Information<br />

A Comparison of supervised classification Techniques for Landcover Classification for<br />

the Warsaw Region using SPOT 4 Imagery<br />

Object based Land Use and Land Cover Classification using Sumbandilasat Imagery in<br />

Pretoria, South Africa.<br />

The Importance of Pixel Size and Amount of training Data for supervised Classification<br />

of alpine Vegetation<br />

Change Detection and Direction of Changes for Europe - Case Study based on<br />

KOMPSAT-2 Satellite Data<br />

Monitoring land cover changes in the Siberian region of Komi. Estimate of the<br />

vegetation trend using remote sensing<br />

Enhanced mulitscale Vegetation Mapping using phenological Data, DEM and<br />

multisource remote sensing Data<br />

Dry and wet Grasslands Characterization: use of multi-temporal spot Images over<br />

several contrasted Climatic Years.<br />

Land Cover<br />

Land Cover<br />

Land Cover<br />

Land Cover<br />

Land Cover<br />

Land Cover<br />

Land Cover<br />

Land Cover<br />

Land Cover<br />

35 21 N. Oppelt Kiel University Integration of Land Cover Data into the open Source Model SWAT Land Cover<br />

36 22 K Wester<br />

37 23 K. Stelzer<br />

Brockmann Geomatics<br />

Sweden AB<br />

Brockmann Consult<br />

GmbH<br />

38 24 A. Dehouck GEO-Transfert<br />

39 25 S. Losmanova<br />

CENIA, Czech<br />

Environmental<br />

Information Agency<br />

Operational Monitoring of the Swedish Wetlands using Satellite Data Land Cover<br />

Application of Remote Sensing Techniques in intertidal Flats - the Step to operational<br />

Applications<br />

High-Resolution Optical and Radar Data for Mapping Intertidal Flats and Coastal Salt-<br />

Marshes<br />

Limits and Perspectives of Satellite hyperspectral Data Utilization for Identification of<br />

contaminated Sites<br />

Land Cover<br />

Land Cover<br />

Land Cover


<strong>Name</strong> <strong>Surname</strong> <strong>Company</strong> <strong>Abstract</strong> <strong>Title</strong> <strong>Topic</strong> <strong>ID</strong><br />

40 1 W. Park Yonsei University<br />

41 2 C. Rogass<br />

42 3 C. Brockmann<br />

43 4 M. Huc CESBIO<br />

44 5 M. Eder DLR<br />

45 6 A Cristo<br />

Helmholtz Centre<br />

Potsdam GFZ German<br />

Research Centre for<br />

Geosciences<br />

Brockmann Consult<br />

GmbH<br />

Universidad de<br />

Extremadura<br />

Radiometric Cross-Calibration of polar orbital Sensors using Geostationary Ocean Color<br />

Imager (GOCI)<br />

Tools and Methods<br />

Striping Reduction for pushbroom Sensors - Applications to the SENTINEL-2 Mission Tools and Methods<br />

Cloud Screening and Pixel Characterisation at Level 1: IdePix Approach and Validation<br />

using PixBox<br />

Multi temporal Methods for Cloud and Shadow Detections for high resolution optical<br />

Images<br />

On-board Cloud Detection and as a Result on-board Rescheduling of the planned Tasks<br />

for optimization of the Satellite Efficiency<br />

Simulation of Sentinel-2 Data Acquisition and Fusion by using the Diffused Matrix<br />

Format.<br />

Tools and Methods<br />

Tools and Methods<br />

Tools and Methods<br />

Tools and Methods<br />

46 7 F. Thonfeld University of Bonn Simulation of Sentinel-2 images from hyperspectral airborne Data Tools and Methods<br />

47 8 A. Damm RSL<br />

48 9 P. D'Odorico RSL<br />

49 10 J Dash<br />

University of<br />

Southampton<br />

50 11 J Jackson ARGANS<br />

51 12 A. Alessandrini INRA<br />

52 13 M. Weiss INRA<br />

53 14 C. Brockmann<br />

54 15 S. Mantovani MEEO<br />

Brockmann Consult<br />

GmbH<br />

The APEX Vegetation Toolbox to assess Sentinel-2 biochemical and -physical Data<br />

Products<br />

The Dilemma of spectral Performance and Continuity:Comparability of Sentinel-2 SRFs<br />

with other Sensors for Vegetation Monitoring<br />

Evaluating the Performance of the S-2 MSI Sensor for the Estimation of biophysical<br />

Variables in Vegetation<br />

Preparation for Sentinel-2 through Landsat: Data Quality Control within the ESA <strong>ID</strong>EAS<br />

Framework<br />

DEMENAGE: A Meta-Analysis of VALERI Database for the Evaluation of retrieval<br />

Algorithms over a large Range of vegetation Types<br />

The On Line Validation Exercise (OLIVE) Tool: a CEOS/LPV Initiative for Validation of<br />

Land Products<br />

Calvalus - Supporting agile Algorithm Development and large scale Data Processing for<br />

Sentinel 2 and other EO Missions<br />

The Multi-sensor Evolution Analysis (MEA) System for Multi-temporal / Multi-field Data<br />

Exploitation<br />

Tools and Methods<br />

Tools and Methods<br />

Tools and Methods<br />

Tools and Methods<br />

Tools and Methods<br />

Tools and Methods<br />

Tools and Methods<br />

Tools and Methods<br />

55 16 R. Ruiloba C-S Using exogenous Data for image Analysis in the Orfeo ToolBox Framework Tools and Methods<br />

56 17 R. Ruiloba C-S<br />

The Orfeo Toolbox, an open source software for the development of the Venus ground<br />

segment L2 and L3 processors.<br />

Tools and Methods<br />

57 18 M. Grizonnet CNES Potential of Orfeo ToolBox for the Sentinel 2 Preparatory Program Tools and Methods<br />

58 19 S Cherchali CNES The National Land Thematic Centre and its Links with S2 Data Tools and Methods<br />

59 20 C. Tinel CNES<br />

60 21 G. Dedieu CESBIO<br />

61 22 O. Hagolle CESBIO<br />

The Kalideos Databases: a Framework for the scientific Analysis and Exploitation of<br />

Sentinel-2 Images<br />

The Potential of long term territorial Experiments and Living lab Approach to develop<br />

Research and Applications<br />

Production And Distribution Of LANDSAT Time Series To Prepare Sentinel-2<br />

Applications<br />

Tools and Methods<br />

Tools and Methods<br />

Tools and Methods<br />

62 24 C. Woodcock Boston University The Importance of Data Policy: Lessons from Landsat and Implications for Sentinel-2 Tools and Methods<br />

63 25 Z. Mitraka ESA<br />

Land Surface Emissivity Estimation from Synergistic Use of Sentinels 2 and 3 based on<br />

Spatial-Spectral Unmixing Techniques<br />

Tools and Methods

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