3 - 4 June 2019 (IGN headquarters | 73, Avenue de Paris, 94165 Saint-Mandé, France) . More and more countries have digitized or are currently digitizing their archives of aerial images. They are a unique and relatively unexplored means to chronicle land-cover information over the past 100 years with very high spatial resolution. Such data provide a relatively dense temporal sampling of the territories. 3D information can even be retrieved since many surveys were performed under photogrammetric conditions. Therefore, both long-term environmental monitoring studies and historical object detection can be based on the analysis of these very rich time series of images.
We have noticed in the last years an increasing number of scientific papers processing historical airborne images in parallel to an increasing effort of local and national mapping authorities for creating the most complete archives. In a timely manner, it appears necessary to evaluate the current status of the archive digitization process in Europe (from geoferencing to distribution policies) as well as to review current application fields.
You are invited to join this EuroSDR event at IGN in Paris, France. Presentations will be made by representatives from industry, NMCAs and academia.
If you have any questions, or would like to present your activities within this field, please contact Clément Mallet (
Preliminary program
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Day 1 - June 3rd, 2019 |
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12:00 |
Lunch and registration |
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13:00 |
Welcome address and introduction to EuroSDR |
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Session 1: The process of digitizing and archiving |
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13:15-14:15 |
Archiving of historical aerial images: current status in Europe Sébastien Giordano & Clement Mallet - IGN (France) |
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The digital transformation of the National Collection of Aerial Photography (NCAP): achievements to-date & next stage Allan Williams - National Collection of Aerial Photography (UK) |
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Preservation and digitizing of historical aerial images in Norway Hardy Buller - Norwegian Mapping Authority (Norway) |
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14:15-14:45 |
Coffee/tea break |
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Session 2: Archiving and geoprocessing |
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14:45-16:15 |
Analog/digital image processing of historical aerial imagery in the Italian National Photographic Aerial Archive (AFN-ICCD) Elizabeth J. Shepherd - AFN (Italy) |
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Tracasa feedback on scanning and orthophoto generation Víctor García Morales - Tracasa (Spain) |
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Making it digital - Processing the aerial image archive of Sweden Anders Bygren & Emma Hedqvist - Swedish Mapping Authority (Sweden) |
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The digitization of IGN’s photo/cartographic archives and the web service “Remonter le temps” (“Go back in time”) Philippe Truquin - IGN (France) |
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16:15-16:30 |
Coffee/tea break |
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Session 3: R&D in geoprocessing historical images |
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16:30-17:30 |
Towards fully automatic orthophoto & DSM generation Arnaud Le Bris & Sébastien Giordano - IGN (France) |
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Machine learning methods applied to WWII aerial images Emre Ozdemir - FBK Trento (Italy) |
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Experiences with processing and co-registration of archival image datasets Maria-Valasia Peppa & Lesley Davidson - Newcastle University (UK) |
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17:30 |
Closure of meeting day 1 |
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20:00 |
Get-together dinner |
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Day 2 - June 4th, 2019 |
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Session 4: Geoprocessing and use cases |
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09:00-10:30 |
Historical orthophoto of Prague 1945 Patrik Meixner - Primis (Czech Republic) |
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Historical aerial images of Czechia - archiving and applications in landscape studies Petr Dušánek - Land Survey office (Czech Republic) & Markéta Potůčková, Jindřich Hodač - Charles University, Prague (Czech Republic) |
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3D Glacier monitoring with historical aerial images - from 1953 to today Daniela Poli, Markus Strudl, Kjersti Moe - AVT (Austria) & Christian Casarotto - MUSE (Italy) |
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Historical Digital Ortho of entire Lombardia region Patrik Meixner - Primis (Czech Republic) |
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10:30-11:00 |
Coffee/tea break |
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Session 5: R&D in geoprocessing historical images |
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11:00-12:00 |
Marked point processes for the automatic detection of bomb craters in aerial wartime images Christian Kruse - Hannover University (Germany) |
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Automatic land cover reconstruction from historical aerial images: an evaluation of features extraction and classification algorithms Rémi Ratajczak - LIRIS (France) |
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Automatic orientation of terrestrial and aerial archival images Sebastian Flöry - TU Vienna (Austria) |
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12:00 |
Wrap up discussions / Recommendations for further work |
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12:30 |
End of meeting / Lunch |
Refreshments (coffee, lunch) are included in the registration cost. On the evening of Monday 3rd June, all participants are invited to join a complementary social dinner (venue TBC).
Registration
The event will have a small registration fee of €25 for students (undergraduate, masters and PhDs) / retirees and €50 for full delegates.
Registration will close on 24th May 2019.
Payment
You can pay by
- bank transfer: you will receive the payment details after registration
- invoice: please fill in the invoice details (VAT/PO number and billing address) into the registration form below
Venue
IGN headquarter
73, Avenue de Paris
94165 Saint-Mandé
France
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Accommodation
An overview of hotels near IGN France can be found here.
Organized by
Sébastien Giordano (IGN France)
Clément Mallet (IGN France)
Fabio Remondino (FBK Trento, Italy)
Jon Arne Trollvik (NMA Norway)
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