Final Programma EARSeL Workshop 11-13 July 2000

Wednesday 12 July 2000

09.00 - 10.30	Session: Geological Resource Management
		Chairman Andreas Mueller


	09.00 - 09.30	Mike Abrams (Keynote)

	09.30 - 09.50	Ben-Dor Eyal, N. Goldshleger, Y. Benyamini, M. Agassi and
			D. Blumberg - Tel Aviv University
			The spectral reflectance of Soil's physical crust in the SWIR Region
			(1,200-2,500 nm) - Paper

	09.50 - 10.10	Freek van der Meer, Yang Hong, Salle Kroonenberg, Harold Lang and
 			Mark Little - ITC
			Hyperspectral Hydrocarbon Microseepage Detection: potentials and
 			limitations - Paper

	10.10 - 10.30	?


10.30 - 11.00	Coffee/tea break

11.00 - 13.00	Session: Natural Resource Management
		Chairman Freek van der Meer


	11.00 - 11.30	Paul Curran - University of Southampton (Keynote) - Paper

	11.30 - 11.50	Stefan Sommer, A. Brink, J. Garcia-Haro, A.P. Leone - ISPRA
			Use of a spectral library and of MIVIS data to the definition and mapping of a
 			spectral soil degradation indicator in an agricultural area of the southern
 			appenines (Italy) - Abstract

	11.50 - 12.10	Samuel J. Purkis, Jeroen A.M. Kenter and Reonold Paterkamp -
			Vrije Universiteit
			Assessing bottom type, anatomy, and temporal change of
			coral reefs using satellite imagery - Red Sea, Egypt - Abstract

	12.10 - 12.30	Lammert Kooistra, R. Wehrens, L.M.C. Buydens, R.S.E.W. Leuven and
 			P.H. Nienhuis - Univ. of Nijmegen
			Possibilities of imaging spectroscopy for the classification of contamined
 			areas in river floodplans - Paper

	12.30 - 13.00	Introduction to posters


13.00 - 14.00	Lunch

14.00 - 15.30	Poster Session: Natural Resource Management
		Chairman Karin Schmidt


			Sabine Chabrillat, A.F.H. Goetz, L. Krosley, H.W. Olsen
                        CSES-CIRES, Univ. of Colorado
                        Identification and mapping of expansive soils: effectiveness of field
                        spectrometry and hyperspectral imagery - Abstract

			Asuncion Riaza, P. Strobl, A. Müller, U. Beisl and A. Hausold
			Instit. Tecnologico Geomin. Spain
			Spectral mapping of rock weathering degrees on granite using hyperspectral
			airborne DAIS 7915 data - Paper

			Clement Atzberger - Univ. Trier
			Systematic evaluation of factors interfearing with soil color retrieval from
			space - Paper

			Patrick Kariuki and Freek van der Meer - ITC
			The effectiveness of spectrometry to quantify the swelling behavior of soils:
			case from Antequera (Spain) - Paper

			Harald van der Werff, Freek van der Meer and Steven de Jong - DLR
			Mineralogical mapping in the Doñana area using datafusion of optical and
			thermal hyperspectral images - Abstract

			Samuel J. Purkis, Jeroen A.M. Kenter and Reonold Pasterkamp, Freek van der Meer
			Vrije Universiteit
			Assessing bottom type, anatomy, and temporal change of coral reefs using
			satellite imagery (Red Sea, Egypt) - Abstract

			Thomas Udelhoven, Thomas Jarmer, and Joachim Hill - Univ. Trier
			The acquisition of spectral reflectance measurements under field and
			laboratory conditions as support for hyperspectral applications in precision
			farming - Paper

			Thomas Jarmer, Hanoch Lavée, Joachim Hill, and Sarah Pariente - Univ. Trier
			Spectral detection of carbonate content along a semi-arid to hyper-arid
			climatic gradient in the Judean desert (Israel) - Paper

			G. Ferrier and A. Ganas - Univ. of Hull
			Application of airborne hyperspectral data in the mapping of alteration zones
			associated with gold mineralisation on the island of Milos, Greece
			- Abstract

			Anthony A. Denniss, J. Huntingdon, P. Mason, M. Quigley, T. Cudahy - NERC
			Analysis of Mt. Fitton airborne hyperspectral data: a comparison of spectral
			and spatial resolution over a geological terrain - Abstract

			F.M. Howari, P.C. Goodell and S. Miyamoto - Univ. of Texas
			Spectral reflectance characteristics of salt deposited on soil surfaces
			- Paper

			Shimoni Sirjacobs Michal, Freek van der Meer and Ben Dor Eyal - ITC
			Neotectonic features detection in the Dead Sea Rift using combined optical
			and radar remote sensing data - Paper

			Peter Hausknecht - CSIRO
			OARS - Hyperspectral surface mapping simultaneously with airborne geophysics
			- Abstract

			Thomas Cudahy, Goetz Reinhaeckel, Peter Hick and Alan Mauger - CSIRO
			Remote Hyperspectral mapping and monitoring of Acid Rock Drainage,
 			Brukunga, South Australia - Abstract

			Peter A. Keller - Univ. Zurich
			Combined atmospheric/air-water interface pre-correction for water quality
			estimations - Paper

			Peter Viskum Jorgensen and A. Aasbjerg Nielsen
			VKI Inst. for Water Env. Denmark - Abstract


15.30 - 16.00	Coffee/tea break

16.00 - 17.30	Session: Water and Atmosphere Modelling and Interaction
		Chairman Klaus Itten


	16.00 - 16.20	Harald Krawczyk, Andreas Neumann - German Aerospace Centre
			Determination of coastal water properties using satellite imaging
 			spectrometer data - Paper

	16.20 - 16.40	Daniel Schlapfer and M. Schaepman - RSL
			Radiometric performance requirements for atmospheric processing of
 			hyperspectral imagery - Abstract

	16.40 - 17.00	John C. Petheram, Marc Bernstein, Shengh-Huei Chang, and David Flanders
			GER Corporation
			An assessment of flood damage in North Carolina using a high resolution
 			digital airborne imaging system - Abstract

	17.00 - 17.20	J.H.M. Hakvoort, R.J. Vos, S.W.M. Peters and J.F. De Haan
			Survey Dept. RWS Delft
			Towards airborne remote sensing in the Netherlands; validation and error
 			analysis - Paper


Evening		Conference Dinner, Restaurant "De Jaargetijden"