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ACSM-ASPRS Technical Program<br />
Monday, April 22 • 9:00 am - 10:30 am<br />
Special Session Track: The Very Latest<br />
This session track will present the very latest developments in our<br />
field, from sensors to applications, running in a single room<br />
throughout the conference. It is sponsored jointly by all the divisions<br />
within ASPRS.<br />
Special Session: The Very Latest on the Analysis of Data<br />
from the New Satellites: EOS Terra<br />
Room: Virginia B<br />
Sponsored by the ASPRS Remote Sensing Applications Division (RSAD)<br />
Moderator: Jon Ranson, NASA GSFC, USA<br />
— MODIS, Vincent Salmonson, NASA GSFC, USA<br />
— MISR, David J. Diner, NASA JPL, USA<br />
— ASTER, Anne Kahle, NASA JPL, USA<br />
Special Session: A Model Curriculum for<br />
Remote Sensing Education<br />
Room: Wilson B<br />
Moderator: Pam Lawhead, University of Mississippi, USA<br />
The Center For GeoSpatial Workforce Development invites discussion<br />
of its Model Curriculum in Remote Sensing. The curriculum has been<br />
developed by an invited panel of ASPRS members and is organized<br />
into areas and by courses. It provides an ordering for the courses and<br />
a list of prerequisites for each course. Currently there are full<br />
descriptions for ten of the courses. The goal of the committee was to<br />
provide an outline of courses in Remote Sensing that could be used as<br />
the basis for the creation of approximately 50 online courses. The<br />
courses will be created by "course creation fellows" who will be offered<br />
stipends of $80,000 to provide full content for a course and to guide<br />
technology experts in their efforts to host enhanced versions of each<br />
course. A workshop will be held at the University of Mississippi in June<br />
to select fellows to write the first ten courses.<br />
Surveying & Geodesy: GPS-Derived Heights, Geoid Models<br />
and the NAVD ’88 1 - Overview<br />
Room: McKinley<br />
Moderator: David Doyle, USA<br />
Stochastic Modeling of GPS Phase Observations to Improve the Geodetic<br />
Component of Spatial Data Infrastructures<br />
Neil Brown, Australia<br />
How Far from a Single Base Station can we go With GPS Before the<br />
GPS- Derived Horizontal Surface Separates From The True Surface?<br />
Russell W. Olsen, USA<br />
Accuracy Assessment of RTK-Derived Orthometric Heights in Eastern<br />
Pennsylvania<br />
Eric M. Orndorff, USA<br />
Photogrammetry: Computational Techniques 1<br />
Room: B North 1<br />
Moderator: Joseph Hutton, Canada<br />
Handling of Very Large Blocks in Digital Photogrammetry<br />
Tobias Heuchal, Germany<br />
Block Adjustment of Satellite Imagery with Rational Polynomial Camera<br />
Models<br />
Jacek Grodecki, USA<br />
Curve-Driven Multi-Image Orientation Processes<br />
Pany Zafiropoulos, USA<br />
Evaluation of Lidar Data Classification using Third-Party<br />
Mitch Jones, USA<br />
GIS & Cartography: Data Visualization Tools<br />
Room: Virginia A<br />
Moderator: Albert Christensen, USA<br />
Development of Integrated Visualization Tool by Combining 3D Graphic<br />
Technologies with 3D GIS<br />
Eunmi Chang, Korea<br />
A Distance Measure for Describing Uncertainties in Polygon Overlay<br />
Analysis<br />
Chui Kwan Cheung, China<br />
Incorporating 3D Geo-objects into a 2D Geo-DBMS<br />
Peter van Oosterom, The Netherlands<br />
Remote Sensing: Airborne Collection Systems and<br />
Applications 1<br />
Room: Delaware B<br />
Moderator: Tim LeSiege, USA<br />
Individual Tree Crowns Delineation and Tree Enumeration in High-Spatial<br />
Resolution Aerial Imagery<br />
Le Wang, USA<br />
Comparison of Multispectral High-resolution Digital Photography and<br />
Landsat TM 7 Imagery for Forest Characterization in the Central Plateau<br />
of the Yellowstone National Park<br />
Ludmila Monika Moskal, USA<br />
Temporal Differentiation In River Channel Geometry:<br />
Natural vs. Man-made<br />
Jesse N. Ayers, USA<br />
Detection of Trucks from Georeferenced Aerial Photographs<br />
Xutong Niu, USA<br />
Monday, April 22 • 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm<br />
Special Session: The Very Latest on the Analysis<br />
of Data from the New Satellites: Earth Observer 1<br />
(EO-1) Hyperion and ALI<br />
Sponsored by the ASPRS Remote Sensing Applications Division<br />
(RSAD)<br />
Moderator: Stephen Ungar, NASA, GSFC, USA<br />
EO-1 Southern Hemisphere Campaign Results<br />
David Jupp, CSRIO, Australia<br />
How does Advanced Land Imager (ALI) compare with<br />
Landsat 7 ETM+?<br />
Stephen Ungar, NASA, GSFC, USA<br />
Summary of Hyperion Spectral Imaging Application Study Results<br />
Robert Green, NASA, JPL, USA<br />
Preliminary LEISA Atmospheric Corrector (LAC) findings<br />
Dennis Reuter, NASA, GSFC, USA<br />
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