SPOT4 (Take5) users’s day presentations

Voici les présentations de la Journée SPOT4 (Take5) du 2 octobre, qui a réuni une centaine de personnes au CNES pour faire un bilan des acquisitions et des produits distribués, et prendre connaissance des premiers retours des utilisateurs. J’en profite pour remercier les deux organisatrices, Sylvia Sylvander et Danielle Barrère, du CNES (DCT/ME/OT), les 23 orateurs qui nous ont proposé de brillantes présentations, et le photographe (Gérard Dedieu) qui n’a oublié que 3 orateurs. J’ai rédigé pour le CNES un bref compte rendu en Français. Pour voir les présentations, cliquez sur les liens dans le tableau ci dessous.  Here are the presentations from SPOT4 (Take5) users day on October the 2nd. 100 people attended this meeting at CNES, which aimed at making an assessment of the acquisition and products, and obtain a first feedback from users. I would like to thank a lot the two organizers, Sylvia Sylvander and Danielle Barrère from CNES, the 23 speakers, who delivered brilliant presentations, and the photographer (Gerard Dedieu), who only forgot 3 speakers. The table below gives access to all the slides of the presentations. 

 O. MarsalCNESIntroduction
S. SylvanderCNESPreparation and progress of Take 5 experiment
O. HagolleCNES/CESBIOJustification of Take 5 experiment, site selection and data access
M. LeroyCNESThe THEIA Land Data Centre
O. HagolleCNES/CESBIOFirst results
M. ClaverieNASA GSFCConsistency of SPOT4 (Take 5) surface reflectance data: Comparison with MODIS surface reflectance data.
C. SzczyptaCESBIOApplication of remote sensing to snow modelling in the Pyrenees
JP. DedieuLTHE/CNRS GrenobleSnow cover monitoring in the French Alps
B. KoetzESAESA preparatory activities for Sentinel-2 exploitation – Agriculture, Land Cover Change, Costal Monitoring & Forest Mapping
C. Corbane / F. GüttlerUMR TETISContribution of remote sensing data with high repetitivity for the identification and monitoring of natural habitats – Application to Lower Aude Valley Natura 2000 site.
A. GovindINRA/BordeauxHigh resolution mapping of LAI using SPOT-4 data for spatially explicit modeling of Carbon and Water Fluxes in the Landes de Gascogne
D. JacquesUCLPreparing for the exploitation of Sentinel-2 observations for agriculture monitoring
V. GondCIRADPhenological monitoring of tropical forest ecosystems (North of Congo)
E. BartholomeJRCFirst observations from SPOT 4 Take 5 data over intertropical regions
 A. Jacquin / A. RoumiguiéEI PurpanUse of multitemporal series of high and medium spatial resolution for forest and biomass monitoring
D. CouraultINRAMonitoring of the evolution of agri-hydrosystems in a mediterranean region
V. LafonEPOC, Univ. BordeauxContribution of Sentinel-2 to coast management
S. BattistonSERTITFirst results of Take Five experiments over the Alsatian Plain (France) and Chinese lakes in term of biodiversity, forestry and hydrology
M. Le PageCESBIO, UCAM, ORMVAH, INATPreliminary results of a real time irrigation experiment in Morocco and first results in Tunisia
M. BattudeCESBIOContribution of optical multitemporal satellite imagery for the cartography of irrigated areas
Y. JusteauExelis VISTake 5 GeoProcessing with ENVI Services Engine
D. GiaccoboASTRIUM-GEOPotential use of Take5 data for the ESA DREAM Data Quality Web Service

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