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Laboratory of Geo-Information Science and Remote Sensing

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Collaboration	EURuralis 2.0
Collaboration	Quality of Geo-information and impact on applications.
Collaboration	Conceptual generalization and data structures for GIS, querie languages and consistency rules
Secretariat	Regional crop yield forecasting using probabilistic crop growth modelling and remote sensing data assinilation.
Secretariat	Capturing the View:A GIS-based approach to assess perceived landscape openness with visibility measurements
Secretariat	Exploration in innovations in geo-standards for SDI.
Secretariat	Assessment of seasonal variability in a boreal forest ecosystem using spectrodirectional satellite data and radiative transfer modelling.
Secretariat	Determination of soil organic matter content using Imaging Spectroscopy.
Secretariat	Needs geo-information for policy rural areas
Secretariat	Development of framework for the assessment of National Geo-information infrastrcutures
Secretariat	Spatio-temporal modelling of treeline dynamics; Spatial ecology of tropical alpine treeline ecotones.
Secretariat	Geo-visualization: a communication tool in participatory spatial planning.
Secretariat	Quantitative Remote Sensing for Monitoring the Longmenhe Forest Nature Reserve of the Three Gorges Region, China.
Secretariat	Integrating remote and near sensing in dynamic simulation models for decision support systems in precision agriculture.
Secretariat	Application of Remote Sensing for Quantitative Assessment of Eco-Environmental Variabilities in Heihe River Basin
Secretariat	Deriving sub-pixel information for MERIS by an integrated spatial,spectral and temporal analysis.
Secretariat	Integrated assesment of silvoarable agroforestry at the landscape scale.
Secretariat	Developments and Impact assessments of national spatial data clearinghouses
Secretariat	A monitoring system for conservation of the Cerrado's biodiversity in the State of Minas Gerais, Brazil.
Secretariat	Remote sensing of multiple stress response of Norway spruce forests.
Secretariat	Development of an integrated hydrological model within a GIS environment for watershed management in the Dry Zone of Sri Lanka.
Secretariat	Accuracy aspects of monitoring systems in tropical rain forest areas
Secretariat	Technical-methodological aspects of remote sensing in relation to GIS with emphasis on object defenition and spatial structure
Secretariat	The support of land-use planning scenario studies by GIS methodologies