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Surveying & Geodesy: GPS-Derived Heights, Geoid Models and the NAVD ‘88 3 - Height Room: McKinley Moderator: Gary Thompson, USA Using GIS to Support the National Height Modernization Program Jay Satalich, USA The Expected Accuracy of GPS-derived Orthometric Heights at Different Configurations of Networks Abdullah S. Alsalman, USA Design and Implementation of Drawing Plane of Foundation Gallery for Concrete Dam Shanming Qiu, China Photogrammetry: Camera Calibration Room: B North 1 Moderator: Cameron Ellum, Canada Performance Analysis of Integrated High Resolution Small Format Fully Digital Systems for Airborne Mapping Mohamed M.R. Mostafa, Canada Towards Autonomous Calibration of Large Image Chips using Higher- Level Features Pany Zafiropoulos, USA Camera/IMU Boresight Calibration: New Advances Mohamed M.R. Mostafa, Canada GIS & Cartography: LIS 1 Room: Virginia A Moderator: Michael Hernandez, USA Incorporating Legal Information into a Prototype LIS of a Subdivision Francis W. Derby, USA Techniques For Producing a More Accurate Digital Parcel Base Map for Use in a GIS Environment Christopher J. Robinson, USA Assessment of the Flatbed Scanners Ahmed F. Elaksher, USA GIS & Cartography: Data Availability Room: Delaware B Moderator: Paula Smit, USA Development of a Year 2000 National Landcover Database for the United States Collin Homer, USA Multispectral Imagery Available from the USGS EROS Data Center's NASA Distributed Active Archive Center Paula Smit, USA Census 2000 Cartographic Products Timothy Trainor, USA Survey Control Data Warehousing Gavin Schrock, USA Tuesday, April 23 • 9:00 am - 10:30 am Special Session: The Very Latest on Digital Imagery Acquisition, Characterization, and Quality Consideration Airborne Digital Camera Technology Room: Virginia B Sponsored by the ASPRS Primary Data Acquisition Division (PDAD) Moderator: Don Light, PAR Government Systems Corporation, USA Experiences with the Leica ADS40 Airborne Digital Sensor Roger Pacey, Leica Geosystems Results from the Digital Mapping Camera (DMC) Helmut Heir and Martin Welzenbach, Z/I Imaging An Ultra High Resolution, Electro-Optical Framing Camera for Reconnaissance and Other Applications using a 9216 by 9216 Pixel, Wafer Scale, Focal Plane Array Brian Gorin, BAE Systems Special Session: Discovery and Mapping of Local Data: Advanced Clearinghouse Room: B North 2 Moderator: Dave Painter, Federal Geographic Data Committee (FGDC), USA Over 200 clearinghouse sites provide ready worldwide access to geospatial data information. This session will describe the National Spatial Data Infrastructure (NSDI) Cooperative Agreements Program (CAP) sponsored by the Federal Geographic Data Committee and provide 3 success stories. An introduction to the "Web Map CAP" will be followed by presentations on how the standard interfaces are incorporated into their public access portals. Integrating Spatial Data Discovery with Web Mapping Douglas Nebert, Clearinghouse Coordinator, FGDC, USA MetroGIS DataFinder Map Service Project Alison Slaats, MetroGIS, St. Paul, MN, USA Context, Goals, and Results of EDAC’s WMS Installation: Adding Web Map Services to an Existing Clearinghouse Karl Benedict, Earth Data Analysis Center, University of New Mexico, USA Unlocking Alaska’s Natural Resource Information: Extending the FGDC Clearinghouse Concept Russell Kunibe, Alaska Departments of Environmental Conservation and Natural Resources, USA Special Session: Ten-Year Remote Sensing Industry 23
24 ACSM-ASPRS Technical Program (cont.) Special Session: Ten-Year Remote Sensing Industry Forecast Phase 2 Review Room: Coolidge Moderators: Charles Mondello and Ronald Rabin, USA NASA and ASPRS have formed a Space Act Agreement (SAA) to develop an industry forecast for the Remote Sensing Market place. While many projections have been made over time, this is a forecast developed and carried out by members of our industry. This places significant credibility on the study results. The study in its second of five years has carried forward its phase one results to the industry. The first year was a baseline of the industry. This showed direction, size and key concerns within remote sensing. The SAA was performed via survey, corporate management interview, and literature review. Phase two of the SAA focuses on the end user. While we will continue with the direct survey and literature efforts, focus groups have been added to the activity. The ASPRS presentation will summarize the results to date of End User requirements, capabilities and needs. Surveying & Geodesy: GPS Technology Impacts and Integrated Aspects Room: Balcony D Moderator: David Doyle, USA GPS Technology Impacts on Commercial/Civilian Activities Okang Benjamin Akrong, Ghana Photogrammetry: Digital Imagery 1 Room: B North 1 Moderator: Jaeck Grodecki, USA Geo-reference Quality Control and Model Refinement Yubin Xin, Canada Automatic Image Mosaicking Victor J. D. Tsai, Taiwan A Search for the Optimum Image Database for Handling the Orthotextures in VRML Arzu Coltekin, Finland GIS & Cartography: LIS 2 Room: Virginia C Moderator: Clark Nelson, USA The Cadastre in Italy: Example of the Actual Cadastre in the Autonomous Region of Trentino-South Tyrol/Alto Adiye Johann Martin Lun, Italy Control and Retracement Surveys to Produce Geospatial Information for a Prototype LIS of a Subdivision Wesley W. Parks, USA Towards Efficient Implementation of Land Title Registration in Ghana Peter Kuntu-Mensah, USA Remote Sensing: Change Detection 1 (Overview) Room: Balcony C Moderator: Collin Homer, USA A Systematic Comparison of Land Use and Land Cover Change Detection Methods Daniel L. Civco, USA Measuring Land-use/cover Change in the Toledo District, Belize from 1975-2000 using Landsat Imagery Michael Emch, USA Remote Sensing Techniques for Updating and Maintenance of Roads and Bridges Spatial Databases Nicholas Guries, USA Tuesday, April 23 • 11:00 am - 12:30 pm Special Session: The Very Latest on Digital Imagery Acquisition, Characterization, and Quality Considerations Direct Georeferencing in Support of Remote Sensing Data Acquisition Room: Virginia B Sponsored by the ASPRS Primary Data Acquisition Division (PDAD) Moderator: Joseph Hutton, Applanix, Canada Operational Aspects of Direct Positioning through GPS/IMU George Hoffman, EarthData Technologies, USA Operational Considerations for Direct Geopositioning and Direct Digital Imagery Gerald J. Kinn, Emerge, USA Direct Georeferencing of Multisensor Digital Platforms Robert Kletzli, Enerquest Systems, LLC, USA Special Session on GSDI: Building a Global Spatial Data Infrastructure (GSDI) Room: Marriott Ballroom 2 Moderator: Alan Stevens, Global Spatial Data Infrastructure Secretariat, USA Forty Years of Intellectual Debate, Confrontation, Broad-minded Thinking, Belief, and Staying Power and Success toward the GSDI John McLauglin, University of New Brunswick, Canada Spatial Data Infrastructures – Tools for Improving World Sustainability John Moeller, Global Spatial Data Infrastructure (GSDI) Secretariat, USA How the Open GIS Consortium is Advancing the Goals of the GSDI Cliff Kottman, Open GIS Consortium, USA
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