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FR1.T06: Sensor and Model Synergies I

Session Type: Oral
Time: Friday, July 26, 08:20 - 10:00
Location: Room 112
Session Chair: Davina White, University of Adelaide
 
  FR1.T06.1: ADVANCES IN SYNERGY OF AATSR-MERIS SENSORS FOR CLOUD DETECTION
         Luis Gómez-Chova; University of Valencia
         Jordi Muñoz-Marí; University of Valencia
         Julia Amorós-López; University of Valencia
         Emma Izquierdo-Verdiguier; University of Valencia
         Gustavo Camps-Valls; University of Valencia
 
  FR1.T06.2: CLASSIFYING THE CANADIAN BOREAL FOREST’S STRUCTURE USING MULTI-MODAL REMOTE SENSING AND EXTRAPOLATION TECHNIQUES
         Michael Benson; University of Michigan
         Leland Pierce; University of Michigan
         Kamal Sarabandi; University of Michigan
 
  FR1.T06.3: OPTIMAL FUSION OF ALARM SETS FROM MULTIPLE DETECTORS USING DYNAMIC PROGRAMMING
         Brandon Smock; University of Florida
         Taylor Glenn; University of Florida
         Joseph Wilson; University of Florida
 
  FR1.T06.4: NEW INSIGHTS AND TOOLS FOR MONITORING AUSTRALIAN GREAT ARTESIAN BASIN WETLANDS FROM MULTI-SENSOR SYNERGIES
         Megan Lewis; The University of Adelaide
         Davina White; The University of Adelaide
 
  FR1.T06.5: SATELLITES AND NATURAL DISASTERS
         Jack Scott; Space Systems, Thales Australia