ISPRS Technical Commission I

Sensor Systems

Mission

Sensor systems, as the most important sources for geo-information are becoming more ubiquitous, accurate, self-connected and intelligent. With the traditional sensors being improved through different methods, new-type tracks are emerging in various ways. Aerospace telescopes, thousands of beam laser altimetry, Ka/P-band InSAR sensors, micro cameras, high accuracy thermal sensors, mobile perception etc., are growing rapidly. More and more models and algorithms accelerate the development from prototype to practical. Low-cost miniaturization, integration, especially intelligence, lead the trend of sensor systems.

TC1 will keep a close watch on the sensor technology. It will provide a platform for scientists and specialists to discuss and communicate research progress. The themes should cover the concepts, methods, designs, and standards of conventional and innovative sensors systems, including optical, hyperspectral, thermal, LiDAR, SAR and their integration. TC1 will concern the prototyping, modelling, calibration, validation and applications of various advanced sensors and systems. It will also bring the opportunity to the applicants to use new technology.

ISPRS TC I Mid-term Symposium
Intelligent Sensing and Remote Sensing Application
May 13 – 17, 2024, CHANGSHA, China


President

TANG Xinming, PresidentTANG Xinming
 
Land Satellite Remote Sensing Application Center (LASAC)
Ministry of Natural Resources of China
No.1,Baishengcun,Zizhuyuan Road
Haidian District, Beijing
CHINA
+86 10 68412138
+86 10 68412678

 

Vice President

Antonio Maria Garcia Tommaselli, Vice PresidentAntonio Maria Garcia Tommaselli
 
São Paulo State University
Rua Roberto Simonsen, 305
19060-900 Presidente Prudente, São Paulo
BRAZIL
+55182295510
+551832295440

 

Secretary

ZHANG Tao, SecretaryZHANG Tao
 
Land Satellite Remote Sensing Application Center (LASAC)
Ministry of Natural Resources of China
No.1,Baishengcun,Zizhuyuan Road
Haidian District, Beijing
CHINA
+86 10 68412452
+86 10 68412678

 

Supporter

Shanshan Lyu, SupporterShanshan Lyu
 
Land Satellite Remote Sensing Application Center (LASAC)
Ministry of Natural Resources of China
No.1 Baishengcun, Zizhuyuan
Haidian District
Beijing 100048
CHINA
+86 10 68412580

 


Terms of Reference

  • Design and realization of aerial and spaceborne missions for earth observation 
  • Methods and systems for terrestrial and mobile perception in complex environments
  • Data collection and processing methods for underwater terrain mapping
  • Geometric and radiometric properties, quality standards of sensors
  • Integrated platform guidance, navigation, direct georeferencing and sensor orientation
  • On-board processing and intelligence for embedded systems
  • Testing, calibration, and validation of aerial and spaceborne sensors
  • Digital construction and integration to BIM
  • LiDAR, laser altimetry and integration with other sensors
  • Microwave and InSAR for a perspective of the earth
  • Concepts and design of innovative sensors and sensor interconnection
  • Small and low-cost sensors (micro cameras and wearable sensors) for ubiquitous geographic information acquisition

Commission Advisory Board

Clive Fraser, Australia (c.fraser@unimelb.edu.au,clive.fraser@gmail.com)

Chen Jun,China(chenjun@nsdi.gov.cn)

Wolfgang Kainz, Austria(wolfgang.kainz@univie.ac.at)

Charles Toth,USA(toth.2@osu.edu)

Stefan Hinz, Germany(stefan.hinz@kit.edu)

Naser El-Sheimy, Canada(elsheimy@ucalgary.ca)

Jonathan Li, Canada(junli@uwaterloo.ca)

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