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3. Improving knowledge discovery from synthetic aperture radar images using the linked open data cloud and Sextant

Author

Nikolaou, Charalampos, Kyzirakos, Konstantinos, Bereta, Konstantina, Dogani, Kallirroi, Giannakopoulou, Stella, Smeros, Panayiotis, Garbis, George, Koubarakis, Manolis, Molina, Daniela, Dumitru, Octavian, Schwarz, Gottfried, Datcu, Mihai, Soille, P., Iapaolo, M., Marchetti, P.G., Colaiacomo, L., and Database Architectures

Abstract

In the last few years, thanks to projects like TELEIOS, the linked open data cloud has been rapidly populated with geospatial data some of it describing Earth Observation products (e.g., CORINE Land Cover, Urban Atlas). The abundance of this data can prove very useful to the new missions (e.g., Sentinels) as a means to increase the usability of the millions of images and EO products that are expected to be produced by these missions. In this paper, we explain the relevant opportunities by demonstrating how the process of knowledge discovery from TerraSAR-X images can be improved using linked open data and Sextant, a tool for browsing and exploration of linked geospatial data, as well as the creation of thematic maps.

Published
2014

4. KEO demonstrator with models for land use management (KLAUS)

Author

Datcu, Mihai, Dumitru, Corneliu, D'Elia, Sergio, Farres, J., Giros, Alain, Della Veccia, A., Iapaolo, M., Nagler, T., Natali, S., Rosati, C., Scalzo, C., Schwarz, Gottfried, Triebnig, G., and Zelli, C.

Subjects
Earth observation, land use, satellite images
Published
2011

5. Improving knowledge discovery from synthetic aperture radar images using the linked open data cloud and Sextant

Author

Soille, P., Iapaolo, M., Marchetti, P.G., Datcu, M. (Mihai), Colaiacomo, L., Nikolaou, C. (Charalampos), Kyzirakos, K. (Konstantinos), Bereta, K. (Konstantina), Dogani, K. (Kallirroi), Giannakopoulou, S. (Stella), Smeros, P. (Panayiotis), Garbis, G. (George), Koubarakis, M. (Manolis), Molina, D.E. (Daniela), Dumitru, O.C. (Octavian), Schwarz, G. (Gottfried), Soille, P., Iapaolo, M., Marchetti, P.G., Datcu, M. (Mihai), Colaiacomo, L., Nikolaou, C. (Charalampos), Kyzirakos, K. (Konstantinos), Bereta, K. (Konstantina), Dogani, K. (Kallirroi), Giannakopoulou, S. (Stella), Smeros, P. (Panayiotis), Garbis, G. (George), Koubarakis, M. (Manolis), Molina, D.E. (Daniela), Dumitru, O.C. (Octavian), and Schwarz, G. (Gottfried)

Abstract

In the last few years, thanks to projects like TELEIOS, the linked open data cloud has been rapidly populated with geospatial data some of it describing Earth Observation products (e.g., CORINE Land Cover, Urban Atlas). The abundance of this data can prove very useful to the new missions (e.g., Sentinels) as a means to increase the usability of the millions of images and EO products that are expected to be produced by these missions. In this paper, we explain the relevant opportunities by demonstrating how the process of knowledge discovery from TerraSAR-X images can be improved using linked open data and Sextant, a tool for browsing and exploration of linked geospatial data, as well as the creation of thematic maps.

Published
2014

6. Articolo 827 - Beni immobili vacanti

Author

Ballerini L, Bellomia V, Bernardoni R, Bettenini A, Buiani U, Caggiano I, Cardano V, De Biase V, De Crescenzo D, De Nicola O, Fantin A, Fin C, Gatt L, Ghionni C, Giusti A, Grasso G, Grimaldi P, Grossi F, Iapaolo M, Iossa D, Leoni F, Maccari MV, Merola F, Merola R, Miccichè C, Midiri F, Mighela C, Nardi S, Oliviero F, Pezzullo R, Renna M, Ruffo E, Sabato R, Scaramuzzino FM, Scola S, Sessa V, Spezzati V, Tolone Azzariti S, Troiano S, Verzì A, Micciche', Calogero, Micciche', Calogero (ORCID:0000-0002-0045-2117), Ballerini L, Bellomia V, Bernardoni R, Bettenini A, Buiani U, Caggiano I, Cardano V, De Biase V, De Crescenzo D, De Nicola O, Fantin A, Fin C, Gatt L, Ghionni C, Giusti A, Grasso G, Grimaldi P, Grossi F, Iapaolo M, Iossa D, Leoni F, Maccari MV, Merola F, Merola R, Miccichè C, Midiri F, Mighela C, Nardi S, Oliviero F, Pezzullo R, Renna M, Ruffo E, Sabato R, Scaramuzzino FM, Scola S, Sessa V, Spezzati V, Tolone Azzariti S, Troiano S, Verzì A, Micciche', Calogero, and Micciche', Calogero (ORCID:0000-0002-0045-2117)

Abstract

Il contributo offre un commento all'art. 827 c.c., soffermandosi a considerare il regime dei beni immobili privi di proprietario anche con riguardo all'ipotesi della derelictio

Published
2014

9. E-collaboration for earth observation: Example challenge focused on the atmospheric correction of ocean colour data

Author

Samantha Lavender, Boissier, E., Brito, F., Ribeiro, R., Aas, C., Casu, F., and Iapaolo, M.

Subjects
Earth observation data, Atmospheric corrections, e-collaboration, collaborative platforms, Distributed computer systems
Abstract

The E-Collaboration for Earth Observation (E-CEO) project aimed to deliver a collaborative platform that, through data challenges, would improve the adoption and outreach of new applications and methods to process Earth Observation (EO) data. To test the E-CEO platform, a contest based on the Atmospheric Correction (AC) of ocean color data was proposed. Existing processors were tested, and the evaluation results analysed. Overall, the challenge showed that the E-CEO platform can be used to simplify the process of comparing different processors. Once the different participants' software is uploaded and connected to the data packages, the processing runs automatically, and so the processing is quick to re-run and adjust. However, additional work has shown it's important to continue to have human involvement in the evaluation step as otherwise statistics may be incorrectly interpreted due to outliers.We acknowledge ESA and ACRI-ST for developing ODESA (http://earth.eo.esa.int/odesa), which includes MEGS, and ESA for collecting, processing and making available the MERIS dataset. NASA have led the development of SeaDAS and the NOMAD database, which is available thanks to NASA and the PIs for collecting the in-situ data. ESA funded the E-CEO project under the Research Service Support activities (SOW TRPE-GSEG-EOPGSW-12-0001), with Terradue UK Ltd as the prime.

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