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ACSM-ASPRS Technical Program Monday, April 22 • 9:00 am - 10:30 am Special Session Track: The Very Latest This session track will present the very latest developments in our field, from sensors to applications, running in a single room throughout the conference. It is sponsored jointly by all the divisions within ASPRS. Special Session: The Very Latest on the Analysis of Data from the New Satellites: EOS Terra Room: Virginia B Sponsored by the ASPRS Remote Sensing Applications Division (RSAD) Moderator: Jon Ranson, NASA GSFC, USA — MODIS, Vincent Salmonson, NASA GSFC, USA — MISR, David J. Diner, NASA JPL, USA — ASTER, Anne Kahle, NASA JPL, USA Special Session: A Model Curriculum for Remote Sensing Education Room: Wilson B Moderator: Pam Lawhead, University of Mississippi, USA The Center For GeoSpatial Workforce Development invites discussion of its Model Curriculum in Remote Sensing. The curriculum has been developed by an invited panel of ASPRS members and is organized into areas and by courses. It provides an ordering for the courses and a list of prerequisites for each course. Currently there are full descriptions for ten of the courses. The goal of the committee was to provide an outline of courses in Remote Sensing that could be used as the basis for the creation of approximately 50 online courses. The courses will be created by "course creation fellows" who will be offered stipends of $80,000 to provide full content for a course and to guide technology experts in their efforts to host enhanced versions of each course. A workshop will be held at the University of Mississippi in June to select fellows to write the first ten courses. Surveying & Geodesy: GPS-Derived Heights, Geoid Models and the NAVD ’88 1 - Overview Room: McKinley Moderator: David Doyle, USA Stochastic Modeling of GPS Phase Observations to Improve the Geodetic Component of Spatial Data Infrastructures Neil Brown, Australia How Far from a Single Base Station can we go With GPS Before the GPS- Derived Horizontal Surface Separates From The True Surface? Russell W. Olsen, USA Accuracy Assessment of RTK-Derived Orthometric Heights in Eastern Pennsylvania Eric M. Orndorff, USA Photogrammetry: Computational Techniques 1 Room: B North 1 Moderator: Joseph Hutton, Canada Handling of Very Large Blocks in Digital Photogrammetry Tobias Heuchal, Germany Block Adjustment of Satellite Imagery with Rational Polynomial Camera Models Jacek Grodecki, USA Curve-Driven Multi-Image Orientation Processes Pany Zafiropoulos, USA Evaluation of Lidar Data Classification using Third-Party Mitch Jones, USA GIS & Cartography: Data Visualization Tools Room: Virginia A Moderator: Albert Christensen, USA Development of Integrated Visualization Tool by Combining 3D Graphic Technologies with 3D GIS Eunmi Chang, Korea A Distance Measure for Describing Uncertainties in Polygon Overlay Analysis Chui Kwan Cheung, China Incorporating 3D Geo-objects into a 2D Geo-DBMS Peter van Oosterom, The Netherlands Remote Sensing: Airborne Collection Systems and Applications 1 Room: Delaware B Moderator: Tim LeSiege, USA Individual Tree Crowns Delineation and Tree Enumeration in High-Spatial Resolution Aerial Imagery Le Wang, USA Comparison of Multispectral High-resolution Digital Photography and Landsat TM 7 Imagery for Forest Characterization in the Central Plateau of the Yellowstone National Park Ludmila Monika Moskal, USA Temporal Differentiation In River Channel Geometry: Natural vs. Man-made Jesse N. Ayers, USA Detection of Trucks from Georeferenced Aerial Photographs Xutong Niu, USA Monday, April 22 • 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm Special Session: The Very Latest on the Analysis of Data from the New Satellites: Earth Observer 1 (EO-1) Hyperion and ALI Sponsored by the ASPRS Remote Sensing Applications Division (RSAD) Moderator: Stephen Ungar, NASA, GSFC, USA EO-1 Southern Hemisphere Campaign Results David Jupp, CSRIO, Australia How does Advanced Land Imager (ALI) compare with Landsat 7 ETM+? Stephen Ungar, NASA, GSFC, USA Summary of Hyperion Spectral Imaging Application Study Results Robert Green, NASA, JPL, USA Preliminary LEISA Atmospheric Corrector (LAC) findings Dennis Reuter, NASA, GSFC, USA (continued) 21
22 ACSM-ASPRS Technical Program (cont.) Comparison of High, Medium, and Low Spatial Resolution Hyperspectral Sensors for Mapping of Invasive Leafy Spurge at Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota Ralph Root, USGS Center for Biological Informatics, USA The EO-1 Extended Mission John Boyd, USGS/EDC, USA Special Session: A Panel on the Future of Camera Calibration Room: Delaware A Sponsored by USGS Moderator: George Lee, DOQ Data Thema Manager, USGS, The panel discussion will provide background and status of the camera calibration lab, steps that are being taken to address the calibration of digital cameras, and options on how camera calibration will be performed in the future. The panel will include: Barbara Ryan, USGS, Vicki Zanoni, NASA, Brad Johnson, USGS, and Bob Ryan, NASA. Surveying & Geodesy: GPS-Derived Heights, Geoid Models and the NAVD’88 2 - States Room: McKinley Moderator: Gary Thompson, USA GPS Geodetic Control for Illinois Department of Transportation District 3 Shanlong Kuang, USA The West Kentucky Geoid Project Andrew C. Kellie, USA MDOT CORS: The Nation's First State-Wide Real-Time GPS Active Control Network James Stowell, USA Photogrammetry: Computational Techniques 2 Room: B North 1 Moderator: Cameron Ellum, Canada A Linear Approach to a Single Photo Resection in a Planar Object Space Gamal Seedahmed, USA Direct EO QA/QC Tools using Automatic Aerial Triangulation Mostafa Madani, USA Relative Orientation in the Contour Domain Pany Zafiropoulos, USA GIS & Cartography: Geographic Infrastructure for GIS Applications Room: Virginia A Moderator: Charles Toth, USA Automatic Recognition of Civil Infrastructure Objects using Hopfield Neural Network Fengliang Xu, USA Fast-Track Utility Corridor Mapping using Lidar and High-resolution Digital Orthophotography to Support a GIS Michael Renslow, USA Building a Geospatial Data Base in Mexico Jose L. Ornelas de Anda, Mexico Remote Sensing: Airborne Collection Systems and Applications 2 Room: Delaware B Moderator: David Maune, USA Direct Digital Image Georeferencing from Integrated GPS/INS and ALSM Data Joong Yong Park, USA Airborne Differential GPS Positioning Without Dedicated Base Solutions Mohamed M. R. Mostafa, Canada An Accuracy Study on a Large Airborne GPS Aero Triangulation Block Ricardo Passini, Germany Monday, April 22 • 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm Special Session: Monitoring the Rubble Pile at the NY WTC Using Airborne Sensors and GIS Room: Delaware A Sponsored by ACSM Moderator: Bryan Logan, EarthData Holdings, USA This presentation describes the technical approach and results achieved by the EarthData Group in its rapid, daily production of geographic information to support recovery teams working at the NY World Trade Center following the terrorist attack of September 11, 2001. How integrated airborne sensors supplied almost real time geospatial data to aid early responders and recovery workers at the World Trade Center Bryan Logan, EarthData Holdings, USA How "fully integrated" 3-D geospatial data bases can insure that early responders have sufficient up-to-date information to effectively deal with all types of disasters Bryan Logan, EarthData Holdings, USA NASA's Role in Response to the World Trade Center Disaster Bruce A. Davis, NASA Stennis Space Center, USA Special Session: The Very Latest on the Analysis of Data from the New Satellites: IKONOS, Shuttle Radar Topography Mission, Terra Room: Virginia B Sponsored by the ASPRS Remote Sensing Applications Division (RSAD) Moderator: Jan Gervin, NASA, GSFC, USA Preliminary Observations and Plans for Processing SRTM Data – James A. Slater, NIMA, USA An Investigation of IKONOS Satellite Images for Land Cover Acquisition Cynthia Berlin, University of Wisconsin LaCrosse, USA Creation of the ASTER Digital Elevation Model at the USGS EROS Data Center Distributed Active Archive Center Penny J. Weeks, USGS, USA
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