ISPRS WG I/2
LiDAR, Air- and Spaceborne Optical Sensing
Our Mission
ISPRS Working Group I/2 aims is to promote the developments and investigations on the state-of-the-art airborne and spaceborne remote sensing systems mainly using LiDAR and optical sensors. The focus will be placed on data quality and performance validation of LiDAR and optical sensing systems for digital surface modelling and 3D feature reconstruction.
To this purpose, the WG I/2 will organize technical events, provide publicly available dataset, and organize international comparative tests on the performance of algorithms designs for various airborne and spaceborne LiDAR and optical data processing towards emerging applications. In addition, the WG I/2 will continue to work closely with WG I/6, WG I/7, related WGs of TCs II and III as well as sister organizations such as ICA, IAG, IEEE, and FIG.
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Chair | ||
![]() | Jonathan Li Mobile Sensing and Geodata Science Lab Faculty of Environment University of Waterloo 200 University Avenue West, Waterloo Ontario N2L 3G1 CANADA +1 519 8884567, ext. 34504 +1 519 7460658
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Co-Chair | ||
![]() | José Alberto Gonçalves Department of Geosciences, Environment and Land Planning University of Porto 687 Rua do Campo Alegre 4169-007 Porto PORTUGAL
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Co-Chair | ||
![]() | Daniela Poli Terra Messflug GmbH Eichenweg 42 6460 Imst AUSTRIA +43 5412 6930 +43 5412 6930 26
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Secretary | ||
![]() | Yi Lin College of Surveying and Geoinformatics Tongji University 1239 Spring Road Shanghai 200092 CHINA +86 21 65981867 +86 21 65985811
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Supporters | ||
Key Support | ||
![]() | Antonio M. G. Tommaselli São Paulo State University BRAZIL
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Key Support | ||
![]() | Hussein Abdulmuttalib Dubai Municipality UAE
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Key Support | ||
![]() | Mahmoud Reza Delavar University of Tehran IRAN
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Key Support | ||
![]() | Haiyan Guan Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology CHINA
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![]() | Samsung Lim University of New South Wales AUSTRALIA
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Terms of Reference
- Design and assessment of topographic and bathymetric LiDAR sensor systems (e.g., multi-pulse, full-waveform, multi-/hyper-spectral, single-photon) mounted on airborne and spaceborne platforms
- Geometric and radiometric evaluation of optical sensor systems mounted on airborne and spaceborne platforms
- Data quality and performance validation of LiDAR and optical systems for digital surface modelling and 3D feature reconstruction
- Development and evaluation of innovative algorithms and software tools towards real-time LiDAR and optical data processing onboard airborne and spaceborne platforms
- Investigation and evaluation of systems integrating LiDAR and optical sensors