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AgendaThe 1st ALOS-2 PI Workshop 201319 - 20 September 2013, Tsukuba, Japan

Thursday, 19 September 201308:30-

Registration

Plenary Session: Chair Masanobu Shimada and Takeo Tadono
9:40-9:50:

Welcome Remarks; Shizuo Yamamoto, JAXA Executive Director

9:50-10:10:

ALOS-2 Science Program and RA4: Masanobu Shimada (EORC)

10:10-10:30:

ALOS-2 & PALSAR-2 Status: Yukihiro Kankaku (ALOS-2)

10:30-10:50:

ALOS-2 Observation Scenario: Shinnichi Suzuki (ALOS-2)

10:50-11:10:

ALOS-2 User Interface Gateway: Hiroki Nishi (ALOS-2)

11:10-11:20:

Data Distribution of ALOS: Tsutomu Yamanokuchi (RESTEC)

11:20-11:45:

Q&A and closing

11:45-13:00

Lunch Break

13:00-18:00

Parallel Sessions
Session 1A Disaster & Earthquake(at Conference Room 201B)

Session 2A Polarimetry & Interferometry / Sensor Calibration(at Conference Room 202A)
Session 3A Vegetation, Forestry & Wetland / Land-use & Land-cover Research/ Geography(at Conference Room 202B)

18:00-

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Friday, 20 September 2013
09:00-

Registration

9:30-12:00

Parallel Sessions
Session 1B Oceanography & Coastal Zone

(at Conference Room 201B)

Session 2B Polar Research / Snow & Ice(at Conference Room 202A)

Session 3B Hydrology / Agriculture / Geology / Resources related Research(at Conference Room 202B)
12:00-13:00

Lunch Break

13:00-15:00

Discussion Supersites
Site 1A
Disaster & Earthquake(at Conference Room 201B)

Site 1B

Oceanography & Coastal Zone

(at Conference Room 201A)

Site 2A

Polarimetry & Interferometry / Sensor Calibration(at Convention Hall 300)

Site 2B

Polar Research / Snow & Ice

Site 3A

Vegetation, Forestry & Wetland / Land-use & Land-cover Research /Geography(at Conference Room 202B)

Site 3B

Hydrology / Agriculture / Geology / Resources related Research(at Conference Room 301)

15:00-15:30

Break

15:30-17:30

Plenary Session
Discussion Supersite Reports

17:30-17:40

Closing Remarks
Masanobu Shimada (EORC)

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Agendas for Parallel Sessions

Session 1A:
Disaster & Earthquake
Date & Hour: Thursday, 19 September 13:00-17:54
Room:
Conference Room 201B

Co-Chairs:

Manabu Hashimoto and Urs Wegmuller

13:00-13:18[1A-01] Landslide Monitoring with L-Band ALOS PALSAR Data Stacks in
the Three Gorges Area of China
Lu ZHANG, Wuhan University
PI: Mingsheng LIAO, Wuhan University
CO-I: Timo BALZ

13:18-13:36[1A-02] Displacement mapping using PALSAR-2 DINSAR, PSI and tracking
Urs Wegmuller, Gamma Remote Sensing AG
CO-I: Tazio Strozzi, Charles Werner, Andreas Wiesmann

13:36-13:54[1A-03] Influence of meteorological and hydrogeological factors on groundsurface vertical oscillations
Andrei Tronin, Scientific Research Centre for Ecological Safety by Russian Academy of Sciences

13:54-14:12[1A-04] Subsidence Estimation of the Peatland Forest in the Central
Kalimantan using the PALSAR Time Series Differential Interferometry
Masanobu Shimada, JAXA/EORC

14:12-14:30[1A-05] Studies of Hydrologic Surface Deformation from ALOS Data
Howard Zebker, Stanford University

14:30-14:48[1A-06] Detection of surface displacements and liquefied areas in the 2011
Christchurch earthquake from PALSAR data
Fumio Yamazaki, Chiba University
CO-I: Yoshihisa Maruyama, Gaku Shoji, Miguel Estrada, Wen Liu

14:48-15:06[1A-07] Ground deformation in alluvial plains detected with InSAR and its
relation to active faults
Manabu Hashimoto, Kyoto University

15:06-15:30

Break

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Co-Chairs:

Howard Zebker, Yo Fukushima and Fumio Yamazaki

15:30-15:48[1A-08] InSAR measurements around Alpine Fault, South Island of New
ZealandYo Fukushima, Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University

15:48-16:06[1A-09] Monitoring of Natural Hazards in Papua New Guinea with PALSAR
Matthew Garthwaite, Geoscience Australia
CO-I: Steve Saunders, Ima Itikarai, Chris McKee, Suame Ampana, Lae Sarah
Lawrie, Shane Nancarrow, Libby Metz, Nick Horspool, Wally Johnson

16:06-16:24[1A-10] Application of ALOS-2 InSAR to volcano deformation processes
Paul Lundgren, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
CO-I: Akiko Tanaka, Falk Amelung, Cris Crosby, Yuri Fialko

16:24-16:42[1A-11] Application of InSAR and GPS time series to S. California
earthquake cycle deformation transients
Paul Lundgren, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
CO-I: Rowena Lohman, Roland Burgmann, Gareth Funning, Yuri Fialko, Chris
Crosby, David Schmidt, Mark Simons, Mohamed Aly, Chuck Wicks,
Meng Wei, Howard Zebker

16:42-17:00[1A-12] Quantitative comparison of methods and sensors for monitoring land
subsidence based on SAR interferometric stacking with ALOS-2
Fumitaka Ogushi, Exelis VIS K.K.
CO-I: Paolo Pasquali, Alessio Cantone, Simone Atzori, Stefano Gagliano

17:00-17:18[1A-13] Active deformation due to calderas, cone volcanoes, tectonic riftingand geothermal fields in the Taupo Volcanic Zone, New Zealand
Ian Hamling, GNS Science

17:18-17:36[1A-14] Damage Detection for Natural Disaster Response using ALOS-1/2
Sang-Ho Yun, NASA - Jet Propulsion Laboratory

17:36-17:54[1A-15] Investigating the seismic cycle using Interferometric Synthetic
Aperture Radar (InSAR) with ALOS-2 PALSAR
Raphael Grandin, Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris
CO-I: Marie-Pierre Doin, Anne Socquet, Gilles Peltzer, Cécile Lasserre4

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Session 1B:
Date & Hour:
Room:
Co-Chairs:

Oceanography & Coastal Zone
Friday, 20 September / 09:30-11:30
Conference Room 201B
Osamu Isoguchi and Xiaofeng Li

09:30-09:50[1B-01] Application of SAR data for ocean oil spill monitoring and coastline
change detection
Xiaofeng Li, GST at NOAA/NESDIS

09:50-10:10[1B-02] Inter-Calibration and Validation of ALOS-2 PALSAR, Aquarius andSMAP L-band Measurements of Ocean Surface Wind
Simon Yueh, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
CO-I: Alexander Fore, Benjamin Holt

10:10-10:30[1B-03] Investigation of Large Internal Waves at the Lombok and Ombai
Straits of Indonesia using PALSAR-2 DataJohn Philip Matthews, Institute of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Kyoto University

10:30-10:50[1B-05] Comparison of the Doppler Centroid anomalies calculated fromPALSAR with ocean surface currents
Osamu Isoguchi, Remote Sensing Technology Center of Japan
CO-I: Keiko Ishii, Naoto Ebuchi, Takuji Waseda

10:50-11:10[1B-06] L-band Oil Spill Characteristics Extraction and Analysis:
Potentialities and Limitations
Giovanni Laneve, Università di Roma
CO-I: Pablo Marzialetti, Giancarlo Santilli, Roberto De Bonis, Lorenzo Fusilli

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Session 2A:
Date & Hour:
Room:
Co-Chairs:

Polarimetry & Interferometry / Sensor Calibration
Thursday, 19 September 13:00-17:10
Conference Room 202A
Wolfgang Martin Boerner and Akira Hirose

13:00-13:20[2A-01] Urban area classification and urban density estimation frompolarimetric SAR images
Junichi Susaki, Kyoto University

13:20-13:40[2A-02] InSAR local co-registration method assisted by shape-from-shading
Ryo Natsuaki, The University of Tokyo
PI: Akira Hirose, The University of Tokyo
CO-I: Donny Danudirdjo, Fang Shang, Shunichiro Fujinami

13:40-14:00[2A-03] Snow Pack Parameter Estimation and Glacier Movement Studies
Using SAR Polarimetry Data
Gopalan Venkataraman, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
CO-I: Avik Bhattacharya, Snehmani

14:00-14:20[2A-04] ALOS Interferometric SAR Algorithm for Mapping Taiwanese
Coastal Land Displacements
Joz Wu, Center for Space and Remote Sensing Research, National Central
University
CO-I: Jaan-Rong Tsay

14:20-14:40[2A-05] High-precision co-registration and highly functional filtering basedon hypercomplex-valued neural networks for high-resolution PolInSAR data
Fang Shang, The University of Tokyo
PI: Akira Hirose, The University of Tokyo
CO-I: Donny Danudirdjo, Ryo Natsuaki, Shunichiro Fujinami

14:40-15:00[2A-06] Observing forests with ALOS and ALOS-2: polarimetric interferometric modeling and data processing
Marco Lavalle, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology

15:00-15:30

Break

15:30-15:50[2A-07] Multi-Frequency Polarimetric Characterization of Arctic Sea Ice
Torbjorn Eltoft, University of Tromso
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15:50-16:10[2A-08] ALOS PALSAR interferometry results from Western North America
InSAR Consortium (WInSAR)
Chris Crosby, UNAVCO
CO-I: Scott Baker, Matt Pritchard, Members of WInSAR

16:10-16:30[2A-09] Polarimetric, Geometric and Interferometric Cross Calibration of
PALSAR-2 with UAVSAR
Scott Hensley, Jet Propuslsion Laboroatory
CO-I: Alex Fore, Thierry Michel, Ron Muellerschoen, Bruce Chapman

16:30-16:50[2A-10] Assessment of the potential of ALOS2 Polarimetric, Compact, andInSAR information in support of Key applications in Canada
Ridha Touzi, Canada Centre for Remote Sensing
CO-I: N. Roulet, B. Sleep, T. Shipman, S. Patterson

16:50-17:10[2A-11] Federated archive web services provided by the Seamless SAR
Archive (SSARA) project
Scott Baker, UNAVCO

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Session 2B:
Date & Hour:
Room:
Co-Chairs:

Polar Research / Snow & Ice
Friday, 20 September 09:30-12:10
Conference Room 202A
Tsutomu Yamanokuchi and Sang-Eun Park

09:30-09:50[2B-01] Investigation of sea ice floe breakup processes in 2012 summer using
high resolution SAR and autonomous observing platforms
Byongjun Hwang, Scottish Association for Marine Science

09:50-10:10[2B-02] Use of PALSAR-2 / PALSAR data for precise understanding of ice
mass balance on Polar region
Tsutomu Yamanokuchi, Remote Sensing Technology Center of Japan
CO-I: Koichiro Doi, Kazuki Nakamura

10:10-10:30[2B-03] Antarctic and Greenland ice velocity mapping with ALOSPALSAR-1
Eric Rignot, University of California Irvine
CO-I: Jeremie Mouginot, Bernd Scheuchl

10:30-10:50[2B-04] Himalayan Glaciers Dynamics
Noel Gourmelen, University of Edinburgh
CO-I: Urs Wegmuller, Emmanuel Trouve, Xiao Cheng

10:50-11:10[2B-05] Monitoring snowpack dynamics in temperate climates by ALOS-2
quad-pol mode
Sang-Eun Park, Niigata University

11:10-11:30[2B-06] Advanced techniques in Polarimetric and Interferometric SAR with
ALOS2 quad-pol data
Armando Marino, ETH Zurich, Institute of Environmental Engineering
CO-I: Irena Hajnsek, Onur Yuzugulu, Simon Zwieback

11:30-11:50[2B-07] Uplift rates in the Antarctic Peninsula measured by ALOS PALSAR
Anneleen Oyen, Delft University of Technology
CO-I: A. Hooper, R. Hanssen

11:50-12:10[2B-08] SAR geophysics by space geodesy group at Hokkaido University
Masato Furuya, Hokkaido University
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Session 3A:

Vegetation, Forestry & Wetland / Land-use & Land-cover Research /Geography
Date & Hour: Thursday, 19 September 13:00-17:36
Room:
Conference Room 202B
Co-Chairs:
Yoshio Yamaguchi, Mihai Tanase and Manabu Watanabe

13:00-13:18[3A-01] Development of biomass retrieval algorithm by using L-band SAR
Manabu Watanabe, JAXA

13:18-13:36[3A-02] Countrywide Forest Biomass Estimates Using ALOS PALSAR Data
To Improve Greenhouse Gas Inventory In Estonia
Aire Olesk, Tartu Observatory, University of Tartu
CO-I: Kaupo Voormansik, Karlis Zalite, Tiit Nilson, Yves-Louis Desnos

13:36-13:54[3A-03] Validation of PALSAR's potential for forest feature extraction bycomparing with optical sensor data
Rikie Suzuki, Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology
CO-I: Hideki Kobayashi, Shin Nagai, Reichiro Ishii, Hadi Fadaei, Ram Avtar,
Nobuko Saigusa

13:54-14:12[3A-04] Understanding the biomass-backscatter relationship in African
woodlands: Estimating above-ground forest biomass stocks and changes
Timothy Hill, University of St Andrews
PI: Casey Ryan, University of Edinburgh
CO-I: Iain Woodhouse, Mat Williams

14:12-14:30[3A-05] Forest Biomass Mapping from PRISM Stereo Imagery and PALSAR
Radar Data
Guoqing Sun, University of Maryland
CO-I: Wenjian Ni, K Jon Ranson

14:30-14:48[3A-06] Tropical Forest Remote Sensing of Structure and Biomass over Brazil
with TanDEM-X
Robert Treuhaft, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology
CO-I: Fabio Goncalves, João Roberto dos Santos, Michael Keller, Paulo
Mauricio de Alencastro Graça, Michael Palace

14:48-15:06[3A-07] Quantifying and monitoring carbon dynamic in forest ecosystems
affected by wildfires using multi-temporal SAR data
Mihai A. Tanase, The University of Melbourne
CO-I: Kim Lowell, Robert Kennedy, Juan de la Riva

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15:06-15:30

Break

15:30-15:48[3A-08] Multiple monitoring of biomass and plant distribution of terrestrial
ecosystem by satellite and ground observation
Kenlo Nishida Nasahara, University of Tsukuba

15:48-16:06[3A-09] Biomass sampling using terrestrial laser for ground truth of ALOSPALSAR
Akira Kato, Chiba University
CO-I: Manabu Watanabe, Yoshio Yamaguchi, Akira Osawa, Toshiya Yoshida

16:06-16:24[3A-10] Development of ALOS-2 PALSAR polarimetric data utilization formonitoring the earth surface
Yoshio Yamaguchi, Niigata University
CO-I: Sang Eun Park, Gulab Singh, Yi Cui, Wolfgang-M. Boerner, Jian Yang,
Hiroyoshi Yamada, Ryoichi Sato

16:24-16:42[3A-11] Development of land cover database for the Sunsari district using
ALOS AVNIR images
Kabir Uddin, GIS and remote sensing analyst

16:42-17:00[3A-12] Joint Utilization of High-resolution L-band SAR Interferometry andStereoscopy for Topographic Mapping in Mountainous Areas
Lu ZHANG, Wuhan University
CO-I: Mingsheng LIAO, Timo BALZ, Teng WANG

17:00-17:18[3A-13] Accuracy Improvement of Land Cover Classification Using ALOS
and ALOS-2 Data
Atsuko Nonomura, Kagawa University
CO-I: Hitoshi Moriya, Takeo Tadono

17:18-17:36[3A-14] Comparison of the Performance of Texture Polarization Indices ofL-band SAR and C-band SAR for Forest Biomass Estimation
Md Latifur Rahman Sarker, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia

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Session 3B:
Date & Hour:
Room:
Co-Chairs:

Hydrology / Agriculture / Geology / Resources related Research
Friday, 20 September 09:30-11:50
Conference Room 202B
Christian Koyama and Takeo Tadono

09:30-09:50[3B-01] Monitoring and modeling spatial patterns and temporal dynamics ofsurface soil moisture
Karl Schneider, University of Cologne
CO-I: Esch, Sabrina, Christian Koyama

09:50-10:10[3B-02] Groundwater monitoring with InSAR
Thomas G FARR, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
CO-I: Zhen LIU, Michelle SNEED, Chris CROSBY, Jessica REEVES,Francesco Zucca

10:10-10:30[3B-03] Estimation of habitat structure of river-floodplain systems using highresolution satellite images
Shiena Okada, Tokyo Institute of Technology
PI: Chihiro Yoshimura, Tokyo Institute of Technology
CO-I: Oliver Saavedra, Takeo Tadono, Ryo Masahiro, Manabu Fujii

10:30-10:50[3B-04] Soil Moisture Mapping and Agriculture Crop Studies using ALOSPALSAR-2 Polarimetric SAR Data
Yalamanchili Subrahmanyeswara Rao, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
CO-I: Gopalan Venkataraman

10:50-11:10[3B-05] Soil Moisture Estimation over the Pampa Region using ALOS-2
Marc Thibeault, CONAE
CO-I: Danilo Dadamia, Mario Azcueta, Marco Petriella

11:10-11:30[3B-06] Application of SAR Interferometry in monitoring the Surface
Deformation of Taiwan Area
Chung-Pai CHANG, Center for Space and Remote Sensing Research, National Central University

CO-I: Chein-Way Hwang, Jiun-Yee Yen, Wei-Chia Hung
11:30-11:50[3B-07] Detection of paddy rice planted area using ALOS and expectation to
ALOS-2
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Poster Session
Date:
Room:

Thursday, 19 - Friday, 20 September
In front of Convention Hall 300

Disaster & Earthquake
1A-16: Landslides, floods and land use changes monitoring for climate changes studies in
Brazil using ALOS-2/PALSAR-2 images
Francisco Dourado, University of Rio de Janeiro State
CO-I: Nelson Ferreira Fernandes, Fabio Sato, Vincent Nedelec, Ryoichi Furuta
1A-17: Characterization of active unstable rock slopes along the Norwegian fjords
John F. Dehls, Geological Survey of Norway
CO-I: Tom Rune Lauknes, Yngvar Larsen, Tom Grydeland
1A-18: Analysis of multiple geohazards around metropolitan area in northern Taiwan by
PS-InSAR with ALOS images
Jyr-Ching Hu, National Taiwan University
CO-I: Chia-Sheng Hsieh, Erwan Pathier, Kuan-Chuan Lin, Johann Champenois
1A-19: Geodetic imaging the great Sumatra fault, Indonesia from ALOS and ALOS-2 radar
interferometry
Xiaopeng Tong, University of California San Diego
CO-I: David T. Sandwell, Yehuda Bock, Peng Fang
1A-20: Interseismic Deformation of the Sumatra fault, Indonesia from ALOS radar
interferometry
Xiaopeng Tong, University of California San Diego
CO-I: David T. Sandwell, Yehuda Bock, Peng Fang, Christopher Crosby
1A-21: Study of andesitic stratovolcanoes topographic changes, eruptive deposits anddeformation through L-band Synthetic Aperture Radar imagery: an insight into themagmatic plumbing system
Virginie Pinel, ISTerre-Universite de Savoie
CO-I: Akhmad Solikhin, Servando De la Cruz-Reyna, Jean-Claude Thouret,Jean-Philippe Metaxian
1A-22: L-band soil moisture skin depth study by using GB-SAR data
Christian Koyama, Tohoku University
CO-I: Motoyuki Sato, Kazunori Takahashi
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1A-23: Study on Geo-hazards Recognition/Risk Assessment Methods using Interferometricand Image Statistics Analysis
Ryoichi Furuta, Remote Sensing Technology Center of Japan

Oceanography & Coastal Zone
1B-07: Spatial distinction of SAR-derived coastal wind fields and relation to coastal
upwelling
Tae-Sung Kim, Seoul National Univeristy
CO-I: Kyung-Ae Park, Sungwook Hong, Kum-Ran Kim
1B-08: Retrieval of sea surface wind and wave height from ALOS PALSAR data and its
error characteristics
Tae-Sung Kim, Seoul National Univeristy
CO-I: Kyung-Ae Park, Jae-Jin Park, Sungwook Hong, Kum-Ran Kim

Polarimetry & Interferometry
2A-12: Feature Extraction from ALOS/PALSAR Data for Forest Monitoring and Mapping
Jian Yang, Tsinghua University
CO-I: Kui Wang, Hanwei Sun, Junjun Yin, Yoshio Yamaguchi

Sensor Calibration
2A-13: Polarimetric calibration/validation of ALOS2/PALSAR2
Toshifumi Moriyama, Nagasaki university
CO-I: Kazuki Nakamura
2A-14: Geometric and Interferometric CalVal of ALOS-2 PALSAR along the San Andreas
Fault System
David Sandwell, UCSD
CO-I: Yuri Fialko, Xiaopeng Tong, Bridget Smith-Konter, Christopher Crosby
2A-15: Study for the application of earth observation technologies to art
Hiroshi Suzuki, Kanazawa College of Art
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Polar Research
2B-09: Differential interferometric SAR processing using PALSAR data in north-western
Greenland
Koichiro Doi, National Institute of Polar Research
CO-I: Tsutomu Yamanokuchi, Kazuki Nakamura, Makoto Omura, Shigeru Aoki

Vegetation, Forestry & Wetland
3A-15: Detecting Seasonal Defoliation in Tropical Rubber Plantation Using PALSAR
Bambang H. Trisasongko, Bogor Agricultural University
CO-I: Dyah R. Panuju
3A-16: Polarimetric analysis of burned forest areas: the Muravera case
Giovanni Laneve, Università di Roma
CO-I: Pablo Marzialetti, Roberto De Bonis, Gerardo Fortunato, Lorenzo Fusilli
3A-17: Topographic Variation on ALOS PALSAR Vegetation Index for Estimating Stand
Volume in Mountainous Forest
Choen Kim, Kookmin University, College of Forest Science
CO-I: Min-Gee Hong

Land-use & Land-cover Research
3A-18: Paddy Filed Mapping for a Rotationally Irrigated Agricultural Area in the Nile Delta
Masayoshi Satoh, University of Tsukuba
CO-I: Tomoyuki Taniguchi, Kenlo N. Nasahara, Kei Fujihira

Geography
3A-19: Remote sensing applied for a study of geographical pathology for the relationships
between malaria endemic and Malaria as Anthropo-Ecosystem consisting various
subsystems
Sumiko Anno, Shibaura Institute of Technology
CO-I: Tamotsu Igarashi, Aya Yamamoto, Takeo Tadono, Kazuo Oki

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Agriculture
3B-08: Analysis of multi-temporal ALOS PALSAR data observing tsunami damaged
agricultural field by the 2011 Tohoku earthquake
Chinatsu Yonezawa, Tohoku University
CO-I: Daisuke Kunii
3B-09: Corn field detection at the Konsen region, Hokkaido, Japan using ALOS PALSAR
data
Nobuhiro Tomiyama, Remote Sensing Technology Center of Japan
CO-I: Toshio Okumura
3B-13: Enhancement of the Kalideos Remote Sensing Databases using ALOS-1 and ALOS-2
data
Philippe Durand, CNES
CO-I: Arnaud Sellé, Thierry Rabaute, Nicolas Baghdadi, Frédéric Baup, Marcello De
Michele, Jean-Luc Froger

Geology
3B-10: Use of InSAR products for detection of geodynamic risk zones due to hydrocarbon
extraction
Anton Filatov, Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University
CO-I: Arkadiy Evtyushkin, Vitalii Bryksin
3B-11: Development of Education Programs with Direct Access to the Earth Observation
Data
Tohru Takahashi, Oita National College of Technology
CO-I: Toshio Usui, Toyohisa Fujishima, Masato Ohk, Sano Hiroaki

Resources related Research
3B-12: Geodetic determination of surface deformation due to resource extraction inAustralia
Matthew Garthwaite, Geoscience Australia
CO-I: Sarah Lawrie, John Dawson, Medhavy Thankappan, Mick Filmer, Will
Featherstone, Linda Morgan, Andreas Schenk

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