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The Belgian Earth Observation Day (BEODAY) is an annual event where the results of research in the domain of earth observation, mainly carried out within the framework of the STEREO (Support to Exploitation and Research in Earth Observation) programme, are presented and where the Belgian remote sensing community has ample opportunity to network. 

 

We are happy to invite you to participate to this event.

 

 

 Date and time

Tuesday January 30th 2018

from 08:30 to 17:00

 

Address

The Classic Domain

 Ast 26 B

1650 Beersel

 

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Final Programme

08:30 Registration and welcome coffee
09:15 Workshop Opening
09:20 First session: Thematic projects - Introduction and first results

09:20

 

 

ECOPROPHET: Improved Ecosystem Productivity Modeling by Innovative Algorithms and Remotely Sensed Phenology Indicators

— Manuela Balzarolo

09:35

 

HYPERMAQ: Hyperspectral and multi-mission high resolution optical remote sensing of aquatic environments

— Héloise Lavigne

09:50

 

MIMO: High spatial variability of Antarctic ice shelf mass balance from space and field observations 

— Frank Pattyn

10:05

 

REACT: Remote sensing for Epidemiology in African CiTies

— Eléonore Wolff

10:20

 

REFORCHA: Continuous satellite-based indicators for mapping subtropical forest degradation and its environmental impacts 

— Veerle Vanacker

10:35

 

U-TURN: Understanding turning points in dryland ecosystem functioning

— Wanda De Keersmaecker

10:55

Coffee break

11:15 Second Session: Development of applications and shared cost projects

11:20

 

BEETPHEN: Sugar Beet Phenotyping in Breeding Trials Using UAV

— Damien Vincke

11:35

 

RiReMo: operational monitoring of riparian zones in Wallonia

— Adrien Michez

11:50

 

EO_REGIONS_SCIENCE: a Basic Research in Support to EO_Regions!

— Anne Orban

12:05

 

SMARTPOP: Earth observation and geospatial modeling for sustainable urban planning

— Benjamin Beaumont

12:20

 

IFAD-WRMF: Remote sensing for index insurance in Senegal. Findings and lessons learned for smallholder agriculture

— Laurent Tits

12:35

Lunch
14:00 Terrascope - The Belgian Ground Segment

14:00

 

 Sentinel data on steroids: Terrascope

— Steven Bogaerts & Dennis Clarijs

14:30 Third session: Introduction to small projects selected in 2017

14:30

 

GARMON: The Garden Monitor - mapping and characterizing gardens using remote sensing

— Jozefien Hermy

14:38

 

3D-FOREST: Novel in-situ 3D forest structure and biomass estimates to validate air/spaceborne products 

— Kim Calders

14:46 

BELHARMONY: Harmonization of multi-mission high resolution time series: application to  BELAIR. 

— Sindy Sterckx

14:54 

GEOMIX: Geometry in the mix - Geometric methods for non-linear spectral unmixing

— Paul Scheunders

15:02

 

MODUS: A Multi-sensOr approach to characterize ground Displacements in Urban Sprawling contexts 

— Antoine Dille

15:10

Coffee break
15:30 Continuation of third session

 15:30

 

MULTI-SYNC: Multi-Scale Synergy products for Advanced Coastal Water Quality Monitoring

— Dimitry Van der Zande

15:38

 

RS4MODY: Remote Sensing Data for Investigating the Morphodynamics of the Belgian Multi-barred Macro-tidal Beach

— Anne-Lise Montreuil

15:46

 

SNOPOST: Bayesian snow estimation under a vegetation gradient using SnowEx remote sensing data

— Gabrielle De Lannoy

15:54

 

UAVSOIL: UAV borne spectrometers for high resolution soil and crop monitoring 

— Bas van Wesemael

16:00 The STEREO programme: new call for proposals
16:00

STEREO III: 2018 Calls for Proposals

 —  Jean-Christophe Schyns & Joost Vandenabeele

16:25 Closing of the Workshop

Photos

Image courtesy of Shutterburst Photography.

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