京都大学教育研究振興財団助成事業
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平成28年7月22日
公益財団法人京都大学教育研究振興財団会 長 辻井 昭 雄 様
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NGUYEN TIEN HOANG（グイエンテイエンホアン）

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第23回国際写真測量とリモ-トセンシング学会議(XXIII INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR PHOTOGRAMMETRY AND
REMOTE SENSING CONGRESS)

発 表 題 目疑似ハイパースペクトル画像合成アルゴリズムを用いたEO-1 ALIデータのハイパースペクトル変換 (HYPERSPECTRAL TRANSFORMATION FROM EO-1
ALI IMAGERY USING PSEUDO–HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGE SYNTHESISALGORITHM)

開 催 場 所

チェコ共和国・プラハ・プラハ議会センター

渡 航 期 間平成28年7月11日

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若手研究者在外研究支援 ・ 国際研究集会発表助成～

平成28年7月20日

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交付を受けた助成金額

350,000 円

使 用 し た 助 成 金 額

350,339 円

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航空賃

129,500 円

日本国内での交通費

7,000 円

チェコ国内での交通費

1,400 円 (280 CZK)

参加登録料 131,879 円 (1,030 EUR)
宿泊費(7日分)

72,870 円

ビザ申請料金7,690 円 (60 EUR)

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成果の概要Nguyen Tien Hoang
ISPRS (International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing) is a leadingorganization in remote sensing, photogrammetry and spatial information sciences - very
high-resolution satellite imagery, terrain based imaging and participatory sensing,inexpensive platforms, and advanced information and communications technologies.
Every 4 years the Congress welcomes participants from all over the world. This ISPRSCongress in Prague welcomed 2,294 participants from 88 countries. There were morethan 1500 presentation including 600 of interactive presentations with posters. During
the Congress Exhibition we can visit stands of more than 80 exhibiting leadingorganization of the field. That made this ISPRS Congress a great place to shareknowledge, learn, and meet fellow scientists and professionals working with geospatialtechnology.
The Congress consisted of multiple sessions of various types: technical sessions,
theme sessions, special sessions, plenary meetings, exhibitor's showcase sessions andcommercial sessions. The technical sessions were divided into 8 commissions as below:
Sensors and platforms for remote sensing,
Theory and concepts of spatial information science,
Photogrammetric computer vision and image analysis,
Geospatial databases and location based services,
Education, technology transfer and capacity development,
Close-range imaging, analysis and applications,
Thematic processing, modeling and analysis of remotely sensed data,
Remote sensing applications and policies.
Each commission was then split into several topics. The congress had 9 plenary
keynote speakers who are internationally-renowned scientists, explorers, educators in
the field of geoinformatics. The congress succeeded in holding the Youth Forum which
helped to link students, young researches and professionals in different countries andprovide a platform for exchange of information, to organize student specific events andother actions that integrate youth effectively into ISPRS. Talks in conference rooms
were well attended, with networking going full on and participants fully engaged inconference activities.
I delivered a talk in the Commission VII on Remote Sensing Data Fusion. Time
reserved for my presentation is 15 minutes + 3 minutes of discussion. In thepresentation, I introduced results of extending a new method, Pseudo–Hyperspectral
Image Synthesis Algorithm (PHISA), to simulate pseudo-hyperspectral imagery fromEO-1 ALI imagery. Hyperspectral remote sensing is more effective than multispectral
remote sensing in many application fields because of having hundreds of observation
bands of high spectral resolution. However, hyperspectral remote sensing resources arelimited both in temporal and spatial coverage. Therefore, simulation of hyperspectral
imagery from multispectral imagery with a small number of bands must be one ofinnovative topics.
1During the congress, I had very good discussions with the experts of my field andmade new research network. I attended a variety of presentations and some of theminspired me with new ideas. Apart from technical sessions, I had good chances to join
two workshops of Elsevier on academic publication and a session of White ElephantClub which were very useful for young scientists and students. Elsevier's editors shared
their experiences on how to publish (and review) in a top journal and talked aboutchanges in the publishing landscape. Members of White Elephant Club, such as Shunji
Murai, Professor Emeritus of the University of Tokyo, had lectures on how to give apresentation, how to prepare a project proposal and how to write a thesis.
Overall, ISPRS Congress is the largest conferences in the world on remote sensing
and photogrammetry. This event provided the excellent opportunities for learning more
about satellite-based imaging techniques, exchanging ideas, identifying future trends,
and making networking with the international remote sensing community. By attending
the conference, I got the chance to meet the outstanding scholars and professionals who
inspired me. I also gave the oral presentation as the chance for me to introduce myresearch to other scientists around the world.
Some photos took at the congress

A presentation in the opening ceremony

A corner of the congress venue
during coffee break
I was giving the oral presentation2