Final Programma EARSeL Workshop 11-13 July 2000

Thursday 13 July 2000

09.00 - 10.30	Session: New Analytical Approaches
		Chairman Franz Lanzl


	09.00 - 09.30	Freek van der Meer, Andrew Skidmore,
			Jan Clevers and Steven de Jong (Keynote)

	09.30 - 09.50	Gabriela Strub, C. Dickerhof, U. Beisl and K.I. Itten - RSL
			Evaluation of diurnal hyperspectral BRF data acquired with the Swiss field
 			goniometer during the DAISEX '99 campaign - Paper

	09.50 - 10.10	

	10.10 - 10.30	Walter Debruyn, F. Veroustraete and J. van Rensbergen - Vito, TAP
			Evaluation of the bi-directional modelling tool AIRCO using airborne
 			imaging spectroscopy: the DAIS 7915 campaign at Brasschaat, Belgium
			- Abstract


10.30 - 11.00	Coffee/tea break

11.00 - 13.00	Poster Session: New Analytical Approaches and Vegetation Modelling
		Chairman Andrew Skidmore


			Freek van der Meer - ITC
			Geophysical inversion of hyperspectral data: integrating models and data
			- Paper

			Ute Zimmerman, Hannes Wydler and Hannes Flühler
			In-situ imaging of fluorescent tracer distributions in soils: consideration of
 			soil reflectance properties - Abstract

			Karin Schmidt, Andrew Skidmore and Silvia Giada - ITC
			Sources of plant signal variance from a Spectrometer

			A. Gitelson, R. Stark, D. Rundquist and Y. Kaufman
			Nebraska Lincoln Univ.
			New approach to remote estimation of vegetation fraction - Abstract

			Axel Borchert
			Alfred Wegener Institut for Polar and Marine Research
			Color Line Scanner as imaging NDVI sensor - Paper

			Stephan Bojinski, Daniel Schlapfer, Micheal Schaepman and Klaus Itten - RSL
			A web-accessible spectral database for the administration of heterogenous
 			campaign data - Paper

			Pablo J. Zarco-Tejada, J.R. Miller, G.H. Mohammed and T.L. Noland
			CRESS-Petrie York Univ.
			Estimation of chlorophyll fluorescene from Hyperspectral casi data
			- Paper


13.00 - 14.00	Lunch

14.00 - 15.30	Session: Vegetation Modelling
		Chairman Steven de Jong/Jan Clevers


	14.00 - 14.30	Frédéric Baret (Keynote)

	14.30 - 14.50	Mathias Kneubuehler, C. Naef and K.I. Itten - RSL
			Assessment of crop vitality trough analysis of combined field and laboratory
 			measurements of biophysical and biochemical parameters - Paper

	14.50 - 15.10	Natascha Oppelt and Wolfram Mauser - Univ. Munchen
			Deriviation of the Nitrogen status of different crop types with the airborne
 			imaging spectrometer AVIS - first results - Abstract

	15.10 - 15.30	Steve Dury and Brian Turner - ANU, Australia
			The use of high spectral resolution remote sensing to map habitat-quality of
 			arboreal marsupials in eucalypt forests - Paper


15.30 - 16.00	Coffee/tea break

16.00 - 17.30	Opportunities in Hyperspectral Imagery
		Chairman Andrew Skidmore

16.30 - 17.30	Discussion and closing