HYRESSA - Workshops

Hyperspectral Remote Sensing in Europe: SWOT and User Needs workshop, 5-6 July 2006, Oberpfaffenhofen, Germany

exploration of the Strength-Weakness-Opportunity-Threats (SWOT) of hyperspectral remote sensing in Europe and the user needs regarding operational, data quality and accuracy aspects of hyperspectral images now and in the future
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Presentations :

-	Introduction HYRESSA	Ils Reusen (VITO)
-	Introduction workshop objectives and program	Stefanie Holzwarth (DLR)
-	Evaluation of user-oriented attractiveness of imaging spectroscopy data	Jens Nieke (RSL)
-	Management of Hyperspectral Campaigns	Stefanie Holzwarth (DLR)
-	Hyperspectral Sensors- Calibration, Operation and Maintenance	Jens Nieke (RSL)
-	Data Processing	Eduardo de Miguel (INTA)
-	Application of Hyperspectral Data Geo-science	Charly Kaufman (GFZ)
-	Application of Hyperspectral Data Bio-science	Michael Schaepman (WU)
-	Future Developments	Andreas Müller (DLR)
-	Commercial Hyperspectral Services	Eyal Ben Dor (Bar-Kal)

SWOT and User Needs workshop report

1st HYRESSA workshop on Hyperspectral Remote Sensing in Europe in co-organisation with the 10th Intl. Symposium on Physical Measurements and Signatures in Remote Sensing, 12-14 March, Davos, Switzerland
- exploration of new strategies to build a European network on airborne hyperspectral facilities, to coordinate a European hyperspectral remote sensing Research Infrastructure
- investigation of calibration, acquisition and processing protocols in compliance with standards
- Final Program