Remote Sensing Related Web Sites

Compiled by S C Liew, CRISP, Singapore.
Last update : 1997 Dec 23. Please send comments/suggestions to : phyliew@nus.edu.sg

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New in this Update

Web sites related to South East Asian Forest Fire 1997

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Remote Sensing Missions/Projects

  • VEGETATION Programme on SPOT 4 - CNES site
  • MODIS Land Group
  • TREES - TRopical Ecosystem Environment observation by Satellite. A joint programme of the ESA and the JRC "oriented towards the study of tropical forest dynamics at regional to global scales using remote sensing techniques". Also at this site.
  • FIRE - FIre in global Resources and Environmental monitoring. Research in biomass burning at regional, continental and global scales in relation to atmospheric chemistry, climate change and environmental management.
  • TEAM - Terrestrial Environment and Atmosphere Modeling. Research on the interactions between terrestrial surfaces and the atmosphere, based on remote sensing data.
  • MERCATOR - Monitoring Environment with Remote sensing and Cartography over African TrOpical Regions.
  • Global Rainforest Mapping Project (GRFM) - to acquire contiguous SAR data sets of the major rain forest areas on the Earth by the L-band SAR on JERS-1. Rainforest area mapped included the whole Amazon Basin (Sep-Dec 1995, May-Jul 1996), central and west Africa (Jan/Mar 1996), Congo River Basin (Oct/Nov 1996), SE Asia and Northern Australia (late 1996 and early 1997). The output of this project will be, among others, SAR mosaics at 100 meter and 500 meter resolutions, coarse classifications over selected regions. Quick-look images will also be made available on the Internet.
  • International Geosphere-Biosphere Programme (IGBP): A Study of Global Change. An interdisciplinary scientific activity established and sponsored by the International Council of Scientific Unions (ICSU). The Programme was instituted by ICSU in 1986, and the IGBP Secretariat was established at the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences in 1987.
  • Global Land Cover Test Sites (GLCTS) project - A multitemporal dataset (under development) of satellite imagery for a globally distributed set of selected test sites which will represent a wide range of land cover types and will be well characterized on the ground. This dataset will provide a resource for research on land cover characterization and the testing of algorithms for NASA's Earth Observing System (EOS).
  • AFRICOVER Project - to establish, by and for the whole of Africa, a digital geo-referenced database on land cover and a geographic referential (geodesy, toponymy, roads, hydrography) at a 1:250,000/1:200,000 scale (1:100,000 for small countries). This base will also be generalised at a 1:1,000,000 scale, updated, and made homogeneous and comparable from thematic and geographic points of view on the whole African continent.
  • Agrometeorological Crop Forecasting, FAO
  • The Role of Remote Sensing in FAO's Global Forest Resources Assessment and Monitoring Programme
  • Satellite assessment for rice in Indonesia (SARI) - Phase I Demonstration Case Study

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