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Contents
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Conference Committee
| | US MISSIONS |
|---|
| 12264 02 | Celebrating a decade of successful joint polar satellite system (JPSS) operations and preparing for JPSS-2 launch [12264-2] |
| | EUROPEAN MISSIONS |
|---|
| 12264 03 | Next generation gravity mission design activities within the mass change and geoscience international constellation [12264-6] |
| 12264 04 | IASI-NG instrument development and verification status [12264-7] |
| 12264 05 | Copernicus CO2M mission for monitoring anthropogenic carbon dioxide emissions from space: payload status [12264-8] |
| 12264 06 | Geometric calibration of an airborne imager by natural angular targets: rainbow, glory, and hot spot [12264-10] |
| | JAPANESE MISSIONS I |
|---|
| 12264 07 | ALOS-4/PALSAR-3 current status [12264-12] |
| 12264 08 | Extending JAXA’s long-term L-band SAR forest observation legacy with ALOS-4/PALSAR-3 [12264-13] |
| | JAPANESE MISSIONS II |
|---|
| 12264 09 | ALOS-2 disaster mapping processing and its implementation in an operational system [12264-14] |
| 12264 0A | Development of the wide-swath and high-resolution optical imager (WISH) onboard Advanced Land Observing Satellite-3 (ALOS-3) [12264-15] |
| 12264 0B | Greenhouse gas observation by TANSO-3 onboard GOSAT-GW [12264-16] |
| 12264 0C | On-orbit performance of hyperspectral imager suite (HISUI) [12264-17] |
| | SMALL SATELLITES |
|---|
| 12264 0D | CarbonCGI road map to observe faint GHG source’s emissions with high resolution observing system [12264-20] |
| 12264 0E | Compact fire infrared radiance spectral tracker (c-FIRST) [12264-21] |
| | ON-GROUND AND IN-ORBIT CALIBRATION |
|---|
| 12264 0F | SNPP and N20 VIIRS thermal emissive bands calibration comparison using the GEO-LEO double difference method [12264-25] |
| | HYPERSPECTRAL AND FOCAL PLANE CALIBRATION |
|---|
| 12264 0G | CHIARA: an ultra-high dynamic range hyperspectral image sensor for remote sensing [12264-28] |
| 12264 0H | Modeling a point-spread function originating from multiple reflection of light in the substrate of array sensor: the case of Akatsuki/IR2 [12264-18] |
| | POSTER SESSION |
|---|
| 12264 0I | MODIS TEB electronic crosstalk correction update and impact on L1B product uncertainty [12264-31] |
| 12264 0J | Step-by-step alignment methodology for high resolution payloads using theodolite [12264-32] |
| 12264 0K | VIIRS TEB calibration uncertainty analysis [12264-34] |
| 12264 0L | Constraining the parameter space for robust in-orbit refocusing of TDI-based imaging systems [12264-36] |
| 12264 0M | Innovative volume-sharing multi-aperture payload for high resolution small satellites [12264-38] |
Conference Committee
| Symposium Chair |
| | Karsten Schulz, Fraunhofer-Institut für Optronik, Systemtechnik und Bildauswertung IOSB (Germany) |
| Symposium Co-chair |
| | Lorenzo Bruzzone, Università degli Studi di Trento (Italy) |
| Conference Chairs |
| | Sachidananda R. Babu, NASA Earth Science Technology Office (United States) |
| | Arnaud Hélière, European Space Research and Technology Center (Netherlands) |
| | Toshiyoshi Kimura, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (Japan) |
| | Conference Programme Committee |
| | Philippe Martimort, European Space Research and Technology Center (Netherlands) |
| | Josep Rosello, European Space Research and Technology Center (Netherlands) |
| | Xiaoxiong J. Xiong, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (United States) |
