- The Workshop
- Programme
- Participants
- Timetable
- Abstracts (400 kB pdf file)
- Scientific and Organising Committee
- Location
- Publication
- Photo Gallery
- physical dynamics of currents, tides, waves and sediment transport
- morphodynamical processes and their relevance for coastal engineering
- flux and transformation of seawater constituents including pollutants
- interaction of physical, biological and chemical conditions and processes
- GIS and Coastal Zone Management
- morphodynamical processes and their relevance for coastal engineering
- active and passive methods in all spectral ranges, sensor combinations
- satellite, airborne and ground-based methods including ground truth
- modelling of radiative transfer, image processing and related aspects.
- interaction of physical, biological and chemical conditions and processes
- satellite, airborne and ground-based methods including ground truth
| EARSeL SIG Remote Sensing of the Coastal Zone |
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1st Workshop Coastal Zone
5 - 7 June 2003
in combination with the
23rd EARSeL Symposium and General Assembly
in Ghent, Belgium, 2 - 6 June 2003
Contents
The event continues the tradition of the thematic workshops on Lidar Remote Sensing of Land and Sea (1991-2000)
and the workshop Remote Sensing and GIS for Coastal Zone Management (1994). It focuses on Coastal Zones
and covers all methods of remote sensing suitable for this complex environment, with emphasis on methods,
technology and applications.
Only reviewed papers will be published on CD ROM in the EARSeL eProceedings Series.
Topics:
and their investigation with Remote Sensing:
The working language at the Workshop will be English.
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Rainer Reuter, University of Oldenburg, Germany (chairman)
Sergey Babichenko, Tallinn, Estonia
Victor Fadeev, Moscow University, Russia
Roberta Fantoni, ENEA C.R. Frascati, Italy
Jacques Populus, IFREMER, Plouzané, France
Robin Vaughan, University of Dundee, UK
Organising Committee
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Madeleine Godefroy, EARSeL Secretariat, Paris, France
Rudi Goossens, University of Gent, Belgium
Rainer Reuter, University of Oldenburg, Germany
- The workshop took place in
Het Pand. Het Pand is an old Dominican monastery, located
in the heart of the city of Ghent
on the banks of the river Leie, near the medieval port with the guildhalls.
This building is presently property of
Ghent University and functions as cultural centre.
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Reviewed papers are published in EARSeL eProceedings.
Photo Gallery (click to enlarge)
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The 23rd EARSeL Symposium: Reception in the Town Hall of Gent
The Workshop: Icebreaker at Het Pand
The Workshop: Exercises & Training
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