ISPRS Sc Newsletter Vol:3 No.1 March 2009

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4th ISPRS SC and WG VI/5 Summer School

We would like to inform you the ongoing preparaons for ISPRS Student Consor-um and Working Group VI/5, 4 Summer School, which will take place in Warsaw,13. - 19.07.2009.A group of 30 students have been involved in the preparaons since October of

2008. Over the winter months we have been busy organising a program of eventsincluding inving lecturer, updang the webpage and promoonal material for theSummer School and Conference.We would like to inform you that such Lectures as: Prof. Barbara Koch, Dr. PaulAlpin, Prof. Piero Boccardo, Dr. Niklaus E. Zimmermann and lab instructor FabianFassnacht will parcipate in our event and will pass their knowledge related toSummer School topics.

Further informaon to the current program SS and Conference can be found on:

hp://isprs-ss.wl.sggw.pl/and hp://isprssc-1conference.wl.sggw.pl/

Within the program you will nd details on a breakdown hour by hour and a planfor our meeng. Hope you will nd it interesng.

If you are interested in this event please register as soon as possible as places arelimited

For ocial leaet click here

Interview with Prof. Shunji Muraiby Ura Kanjir

In this Newsleer we are proud to present anInterview with prof. Shunji Murai, emeritusprofessor at the University of Tokyo, Japan.Prof. Murai is a renowned gure in the eld ofGeoinformacs throughout the world and has

been veryacve in promong the technology for more than 40 years especially inthe Asian region. His extensive work, collaboraon and achievements would be veryhard to enumerate just in few lines.

Click here to read the enre interview

ANNOUNCEMENTS

XXII IGSM 2009 ETH Zurich, Switzerland

The Internaonal Geodec Students Meeng (IGSM) will take place fromthe 14 19 of April (2009) in Switzerland. This annual event will takeplace for the rst me at the Swiss Federal Instute of Technology (ETH) in

Zurich.

Every year more than 100 students from dierent countries (principallyfrom Europe) meet at another university for technical and social exchange.The upcoming edion is going to be aended by 180 students and alumnifrom 40 universies, situated in 18 countries.They can expect a mulfaceted program, ranging from geodesy - relatedpresentaons, workshops and excursions over to sports and cultural eventsas well as social events. As thethe IGSM is going to be in Swit-

zerland a visit to Leica Geosys-tems will be an absolute mustand presentaons, e.g. abouttunnel surveying in the worldslongest rail tunnel (Gohardbase tunnel, under construc-on), will provide an insightinto high precision metrology.

You can nd more informaon on our website: www.igsm.ethz.ch.

This years IGSM organizersSPOTLIGHTS

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STUDENT ACTIVITIES AT ACRS-2008by Kyaw Sann Oo

Asian Conference on Remote Sensing (ACRS) 2008 took place from10to 14 of November at the Galadara Hotel of Colombo in SriLanka.

One of the sessions that are organized every year in the ACRS wasalso a student session which aracted loads of young people andserved as gateway to professionalism for students. Last student ses-sion was conducted on 11 of November with the theme How topromote student acvies within ACRS.The session was divided into two parts: Student Session I and Stu-dent Session II. The session-I was to give informaon to youths andthe session-II was representaon of each naons student acvity bystudent representaves.

For the enre report click here

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PAST EVENTS REPORTS

Satellite - Based Photogrammetry, Cuba

by Emmanuel Baltsavias

This workshop was co-organised by ISPRS and theCuban ISPRS Ordinary member with the supportof Selper (The Lan American Society of Remote

Sensing and Spaal Informaon Systems, an IS-PRS Regional member) and was nancially sup-ported by our Cuban hosts and Selper. It was partof the 6 Internaonal Congress on Geomacs,which took place in Havana, February 10 - 13,with ca. 185 parcipants from over 15 countries.The lecturers were Thierry Toun, Canada Centerfor Remote Sensing, and Gordon Staples, MDA,Canada. The presentaons by the lecturers wereexcellent both in content and didaccally, and

there was a simultaneous translaon in Spanish.The main topic, presented by Thierry Toun, wasthe generaon of mapping products from bothopcal and microwave satellite sensors. The fo-cus was on high-resoluon sensors. This topic ofgenerang and updang 3D topographic maps isvery relevant for Cuba and many other countries

Thierry Toun begging Gordon Sta-ples to give him freely Radarsat-2data, shortly before trying the fa-mous Cuban mojito. He succeededaer buying Gordon a few mojitos.This is how business is done

that have limited nancial resources and where airborne sensors are non-existent orlimited. Gordon Staples introduced the new Canadian Radarsat-2 sensor, and focusedon new excing possibilies and applicaons by using radar polarimetry, currently one ofthe hoest topics of research in microwave remote sensing. Finally, Thierry Toun gave

a short demonstraon of the polarimetric processing tool, within the soware packageOrthoEngine of PCI, Canada. The lecturers also distributed 4 CDs with material associ-ated to the workshop. The material of the workshop presentaons will soon be placedat the ISPRS WEB site (www.isprs.org) under Educaon, Tutorials. The 32 parcipantsfrom Cuba and six other Lan American countries were very sased and acvely par-cipated with quesons and discussions. Our Cuban hosts were extremely helpful andgentle to the foreign parcipants and lecturers enjoyed the air of Havana and the Cubanmusic, dance and culture. This was an example of an excellent internaonal cooperaonfor capacity building to the benet of countries and regions, where people do not havethe nancial resources to parcipate in expensive scienc events. It was also an acon

within the plan of ISPRS for increased involvement in Lan America and its commitmentfor internaonal cooperaon, educaon and training, parcularly for the students.

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ISPRS SC Presentaon during ARGEOS in Berlinby Ahmet engl

During the latest ARGEOS meeng, which was held on the 6th of December2009, a short presentaon of the Student Consorum was made. Presenta-on was represented to students studying geomacs at universies in Aus-

tria, Germany, the Netherlands and Switzerland. ARGEOS was founded in1970 in order to enhance the educaon at the universies. Every year AR-GEOS prepare two events in each semester at one of the member university.Each event consists of four days of lectures, working groups, subject relatedand scenic trips and pares. The last meeng was held in December 2008 atTU Berlin - Germany. A chance to become involved in this valuable meengwhich around 150 students parcipated was given to one of the SC boardmembers, Ahmet Sengul. The presentaon lasted for 10 minutes during ple-nary meeng and it was an excellent opportunity to inform young germanspeaking students about our student organizaon.

You can nd this presentaon here.

NEWS FROM STUDENT CONSORTIUM

by Krzysztof Stereczak

Few months have passed since the last issue of Newsleer. What hashappened in ISPRS Student Consorum in these months? I can ensureyou a lot.

As usual Board Members have had internet meengs to discuss

ongoing aims and acvies:We are planning to start closer relaons with other StudentsAssociaons to explore new elds of interests.There are a lot of acvies regarding to ISPRS WG VI/5 and SCSummer School in Warsaw 2009. At the moment more than 60parcipants have registered for the event.Some Student Consorum representaves are going to parcipatein IGSM 2009. Hope it will be a fruiul me for knowledge andexperience exchange.One nal note. If you have not noced, I would like to inform youthat our Student Consorum network is grooving up. We have now174 members from 45 countries. Please keep this network alive.

How to Share Informaon on SC Website

by Mete Ercan Pakdil and Ahmet engl

The rst version of the members area served basic features, however, nowa-days members area has many unique features that parallel SC missions where

students and youths can exchange informaon easily and get together from allover the world. In the previous year the database had approximately 60 reg-istered members and the number is increasing day by day with your support,today we reached more than 160 members.The main idea is to collect all the members on the same plaorm where every-one has the opportunity to share their ideas, useful informaon, several oppor-tunies like travel grants, foundaons or job oers, upcoming acvies such asSummer School, internaonal conferences, workshops etc.As a registered member of the website, you are welcome to leave a commenton members messages or on the message board and even comments about

our website. We will be happy to see your contribuons.To achieve easy exchange of informaon, rstly we exchanged tradional anddisorganised e-mail groups with message boards and secondly we developed aprivate message system for peer to peer messaging. Step by step instrucons onhow to use these new tools can be nd here.

WEBSITE BULLETIN

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ESA FOR STUDENTS

EO Educaonal Acvies of the European Space Agencyby Vasileios Kalogirou (RSAC c/o ESA)

One of the most important acvies of a space agency is to make space science and technol-ogy available to a wide audience and inform the various stakeholders industry, academiaand the public - of the dierent ways they may benet from recent achievements and devel-

opments. The European Space Agency ESA is addressing quesons such as why these groupsshould take an interest in space and why they should be involved.Under this percepon, the European Space Agency builds its own pillars for a knowledge -based society, in order to ensure the existence of a high - level qualied workforce and topromote the benets of developments in space technology. Starng from very young agesto university - level students, the Agency is implemenng its Educaonal plan that includesworldwide teaching and outreach acvies.This year, ESAs agenda includes EO training courses in many countries (i.e. Austria, Romania, Peru, Argenna etc.). The next training course will take placebetween the 19th 22th April in Vienna on the European Geosciences Union (EGU) Symposium called GIFT - Geosciences Informaon for Teachers.More at: hp://gi.egu.eu/gi-home.html

As a response to the needs of educaon, ESA developed its own Earth Ob-servaon soware called LEOWorks, which is also supported by a seriesof various tutorials covering a large variety of remote sensing applicaonsmonitoring vegetaon, glaciers and volcanoes. In order to improve sowareunderstanding training material is connuously updated with recent exer-cises that cover more advanced topics like SAR interferometry and polarim-etry. Although the LEOWorks package and its accompanying training materialare targeng secondary - school or undergraduate students, the sowareincludes a powerful image processing tool, able to perform more advanced

processing operaons. Moreover the package includes some standard GISfunconality. The new version of LEOWorks v4.0 builds upon the exisng ESAtoolboxes (BEAM and the recently developed NEST) and adopts a java - basedopen source philosophy. The rst major release of LEOWorks 4.0 is foreseenfor June 2009.

For more informaon about LEOWorksplease contact Dr. Steen Dransfeld

The author acknowledges Dr. Steen Dransfeld and Dr. Francesco Sar fromESA/ESRIN for their contribuon and acceptance to release the above infor-maon.

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A COORDINATORS EYE

Australian Region Newsby Joanne Poon

The count down begins to ISPRS Melbourne 2012! We are already excited and look-ing forward the 2012 ISPRS Congress in Melbourne, Australia from Friday 24 Augustto Monday 3 September 2012. The Execuve Commiee, lead by Congress Director

Cli Ogleby, are in the early stages of preparaons with the aim of holding the bestCongress to date!Please contact me (email:[email protected]; tel: +612 6246 2716) if you are inter-ested in geng involved in this very important event in the ISPRS calendar.

Observaons on Geoinformaon acvity in Asiaby Kyaw Sann Oo

Various geoinformaon acvies held place in the Asian region lately with the intent to pro-

mote profession commercially, regionally, naonally or internaonally (Map India and MapAsia, Health GIS by AgIT, Malaysian Remote Sensing & GIS Conference & Exbihion, UsersConferences of ESRI and Intergraph, ISDE6 by digitalearth - isde, ACRS by AARS, ISPRSs ac-vies, Asian Conference on Disaster Reducon by ADRC, Asia-Pacic Regional Space AgencyForum by APRSAF, Geoinformaon Forum Japan and many others).Geoinformaon Forum Japan, being one of the most noceable among them, has moreparcipants every year. The forum is arranged with special lectures, symposium, technicalseminars and applicaons of surveying technologies, survey and exploraon technologies,academic students forum and research presentaons by educaonal instuons, technicalshowcase by survey-related organizaons, exhibion and English technical session.The forum is mainly focused on:

Instruments, Soware, Technology and Systems for Survey, Exploraon and Design1.GPS/GNSS Instruments, Soware and Services2.GIS Instruments and Soware3.Remote Sensing Instruments4.Peripherals Materials and Devices5.

Next Geoinformaon forum in Japan will be held on 17 19 June 2009 at Pacico Yoko-hama in Japan (the same place as every year). In the last Geoinformaon Forum new sessionEnglish Technical Session was established. This technical session is meant for the parci-pants from neighboring countries, internaonal students who study in Japanese universies

and Japanese students and professionals who want to improve their English. Session is a day-long and is a good opportunity for students to present their research works.

GEOSS Workshop XXVI - Forestry

3 - 8 May 2009, Stresa, ItalyTowards a Global forest Carbon Monitoring System

For more info click here

IFAC Workshop6 - 8 May 2009 , Agora, FinlandControl Applicaons of Opmisaon

For more info click here

Joint Urban Remote Sensing Event

20 - 22 May 2009, Shanghai, ChinaFor more info click here

Earth Observaon on Global Changes25 - 29 May 2009, Chengdu, ChinaFor more info click here

E-Learning Tools, Techniques and Applicaons

17 - 19 June 2009, Potsdam, GermanyFor more info click here

29 EARSeL Symposium

15 - 18 June 2009, Chenia, GreeceFor more info click here

Geoinformaon Forum Japan 2009

17 - 19 June 2009, Yokohama, JapanFor more info click here

ESA Advanced Training Course on Land Remote Sensing

28 June - 3 July 2009, Prague, Czech RepublicFor more info click here

FUTURE ISPRS RELATED EVENTS

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IT NEWS

Visual Nature Studio 3 with Scene Express

Geo-Imaging Soware, Geomaca 10.2

Point of Beginning

hp://www.pobonline.com/

The ISPRS Foundaon

hp://www.isprs.org/foundaon/

RESOURCES

WorldView-2

Satellite with highest commercial resoluonimagery of EarthClick here

Google Mars

hp://www.google.com/mars/

EDUCATION

Mobility for undergraduate, master, PhDstudents, for PostDocs, and Sta from Asianpartners countries to EU partner universi-eshp://math.unice.fr/EMMA/

JOURNALS

Locaon

hp://locaon.net.in/magazine/

SDI Regional Newsleers

hp://gsdi.org/newsleers.asp

FREE SOFTWARE

Computer Vision Soware

hp://www.cs.cmu.edu/~cil/v-source.html

RELATED ORGANIZATIONS

IGSO

hp://www.igso.de/

INTERESTING LINKS

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VNS 3 is a complete 3D landscape creaon tool with the ability to place trees and vegetaon, buildings,roads, bridges, vehicles, lakes and streams into the scene with photorealisc visual quality. Working withdata from GIS and CAD tools as well as free data available online, VNS can be used to depict new projects

designs, mulple proposed alternaves or historical re-creaons with equal ease.3D Nature is shipping its updated Visual Nature Studio 3 (VNS 3) with Scene Expressincluding support for new features in Google Earth 5. The new feature added in GoogleEarth 5 is Guided Tours - pre-recorded viewpoint paths that take the viewer on a pre-determined route through the landscape. Visual Nature Studio has always oeredAnimated Cameras to accomplish this, but this capability was never available whenexporng to Google Earth. Now, golf course designers, landscape architects, forest-ers, developers, highway planners and other interested pares can direct the viewingpublic through their creaons by way of Google Earth.

VNS 3 with Scene Express can build realisc and accurate 3D environments andpublish them to Google Earth 5. VNS 3 includes a substanal library of trees and

vegetaon that can be used in Google. VNS can also be used to make sll imagesand animaons of landscapes with a visual quality exceeding what Google Earth iscapable of.

Source : hp://www.3DNature.com

Geomaca 10.2, a complete set of geo-imaging soware for remote sensing,digital photogrammetry, raster spaal analysis, map producon, mosaickingand automated producon workows, provides new capabilies and extend-ed funconality which allows users to be more producve. Addionally, it in-

cludes new and simplied re-packaging opons.

Enhancements to 10.2 include addional satellite sensor support including GeoEye - 1 and COSMO-SkyMed.Also new is a Get Data opon that allows users to access dierent data provider websites to locate their datain an easy and convenient way. Addionally, Geomaca 10.2 oers added support now available for AutomacGCP extracon from vectors such as roads.

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STUDIES AND PRACTICAL WORK

This column serves as a guide for the students who are thinking orare willing to go studying or doing praccal work abroad. We havesearched for new opportunies in dierent facules, schools and oth-er learning programs all over the world in order to encourage as manystudents as possible to take new steps towards new horizons.

Universitat Politcnica de Catalunya (Barcelona, Spain), The Depart-ment of Signal Theory and Communicaons organises Mobility Cours-es Spring 2008/2009 which are disnguished lectures series as partof its MERIT (European Master of Research on Informaon and Com-municaon Technologies) master program. The seminars are open ona limited basis to non-enrolled master students, and registraons areconsidered on rst come rst serve basis. For the list of Master Mobil-ity Courses, Doctorate Mobility Courses and other info click here.

The Instute for the Protecon and Security of the Cizen (IPSC),located in Ispra, Italy, is one of the seven instutes of the EuropeanCommissions Joint Research Centre (JRC). They opened three dier-ent post doctorate posions on: SAR image processing and analysis,VHR image processing and analysis, Validaon and GIS data specialist.Applicaon must be delivered unl 7th of April 2009, so hurry up!

Expert in SAR image processing and analysis click hereExpert in VHR image processing and analysis click hereValidaon and GIS data specialist click here

The Internaonal Instute for Geo-Informaon Science and EarthObservaon (ITC), Enschede and the Royal Tropical Instute (KIT),Amsterdam, The Netherlands, jointly organize cercate course ofUsing Geographic Informaon Systems (GIS) in disease control pro-grammes. Course registraon deadline is May 11th 2009.More info can be found here

OTHER INFO

Universidad de Concepcin, Departamento de Geomensura from LosAngeles, Chile is oering an academic posion to a person with skillsin Geodesy, Geoinformaon or other related eld, starng as soon as

possible. Interested applicants can read more informaon followingnext link(pdf).

Modelling the Great Wall of China

The Great Wall of China is one of the largest manmade wonders of the world,comprising many dierent and irregular structures. We employed airborne Li-dar to produce highly accurate digital elevaon models (DEMs) to idenfy areasrequiring repair. A terrestrial laser scanner mounted on a tripod was used to im-prove the terrain model, especially for surfaces covered with dense vegetaon.

Read more...

ERDAS Launches New Suite of ArcGIS Extensions

Norcross, GA ERDAS announces a new suite of extensions that operate with Ste-reo Analyst for ArcGIS, available for ArcGIS 9.3. These extensions form a produc-on set of tools aimed at assisted feature collecon and terrain eding. Recently,ERDAS also announced a new release of Stereo Analyst for ArcGIS. Read more...

Global Coverage Expands

The rst navigable databases for Angola, Kenya, Malawi, Maurius, Nigeria, Tan-zania, Uganda and Zambia in Africa from Tele Atlas have become available, fa-cilitang Tele Atlas customers such as Google and TomTom to launch soluonsacross the connent. The database also includes coverage for the French Over-seas Territories of Guadeloupe, Marnique, Mayoe, Runion, Saint Barthlemyand Saint Marn. Read more...

OGC forms Spaal Law and Policy Commiee

The Board of Directors of the Open Geospaal Consorum (OGC) has chartered acommiee of the Board to specically address the spaal law and policy issueswhich will inuence development requirements of the Consorums technologyprocess. The Spaal Law and Policy Commiee (SLPC) will be chaired by OGCdirector and Execuve Commiee member, Kevin Pomfret, and will be organisedunder board leadership as an educaonal forum to include both select memberand community parcipaon. Read more...

INSPIRE@EC Contract Awarded

The Stascal Oce of the European Communies (Eurostat) has awarded theINSPIRE@EC contract to a consorum that based its soluon on ESRI technology.This contract covers the development of the technical components of a EuropeanCommission spaal data infrastructure (SDI) compliant with the provisions of theInfrastructure for Spaal Informaon in Europe (INSPIRE). Read more...

Terrainscapes 2009 - Free webinars sponsored by Intermap technologiesRead more...

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ISPRS Sc Newsletter Vol:3 No.1 March 2009