REMOTE-SENSING
DATA ANALYSIS FOR PLANTATION INDUSTRY
During
the last decades, the remote-sensing technology has been acquiring a growing
interest for environmental monitoring and management, thanks to the repetitive
geographical-area coverage it provides. Thanks to the increasing number of
missions devoted to putting Earth Observation satellites in orbit and to the
corresponding growing availability of extensive imagery, remote-sensing
presents huge potentialities for environmental applications on global,
regional, and local scales. However, an effective exploitation of such
potentialities calls for the development of accurate analysis procedures, able
to extract from the available data the information required by the end user.
This
training be focuses on specific
applications of imagery and interpretation for the Plantation and agribusiness industry. In particular this
training will delve into the use of
remote sensing in Land acquisition, crop management and plantation mapping.
Outline :
1.
Typologies
and characteristics of remote-sensing data
2. Pattern recognition techniques for
remote sensing
3. Basic Principal of Vegetation applications of Remote Sensing
·
General
principles for vegetation recognition
·
Remote
Sensing for ecology, conservation and forestry
4. Land Acquisition
·
Landsat
·
SPOTMaps
5. Crop Management
·
NDVI
utilising high resolution satellite imagery
·
Road
and track mapping
·
Health
determination
·
Harvesting
analysis
6. Plantation Mapping
·
Boundary
Mapping
·
Tree
counting
·
Crown
size determination
·
Species
identification
Participants
:
This training is open to the Public Participants, or employees of the
Company
at
the
department: planning, project organization / institution, mapping, natural resource
management
/ forest / environment, education, economics, law, journalism, mining, Hospitals, Government Agencies Regency / City and provinces, especially those working in accordance with the training materials
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