The Congress of the International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ISPRS) took place in Prague from 12-19 July 2016. In addition to more than two thousand participants from all over the world, several IVGI members attended and successfully contributed as all six submitted papers were accepted for oral presentations.
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| IVGI team at the ISPRS Congress 2016 in Prague |
Our contributions covered different topics such as UAV sensors, geovisualization, geospatial data processing, heritage reconstruction, mobile mapping and geographic information systems for smart cities:
- Light-Weight Multispectral UAV Sensors and their Capabilities for Predicting Grain Yield and Detecting Plant Diseases
(S. Nebiker, N. Lack, M. Abächerli, and S. Läderach) |
| Stephan Nebiker |
- Challenges of a Modern Atlas of the Ageing Society
(S. Bleisch, D. Hil, S. Korkut, and P. Meyer) |
| Susanne Bleisch |
- OpenWebGlobe 2: Visualization of Complex 3D-Geodata in the (mobile) Webbrowser (M. Christen)
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| Martin Christen |
- Combining Public Domain and Professional Panoramic Imagery for the Accurate and Dense 3d Reconstruction of the Destroyed Bel Temple in Palmyra
(W. Wahbeh, S. Nebiker, and G. Fangi)
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| Wissam Wahbeh |
- A Systematic Comparison of Direct and Image-Based Georeferencing in Challenging Urban Areas
(S. Cavegn, S. Nebiker, and N. Haala)
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| Stefan Cavegn |
- Walkability for Different Urban Granularities
(D. Hollenstein and S. Bleisch)
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| Daria Hollenstein |
Many scientific papers were presented in around ten oral parallel sessions and in a daily poster session. Some new products and trends were shown in the exhibition which was an excellent place for networking especially during coffee breaks.
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| Exhibition and poster session in the congress center |
Beside the tight scientific program, the long summer days allowed to explore the city and its culture in the evenings. We enjoyed modern architecture (Dancing House / Fred & Ginger) as well as heritage architecture (Castle of Prague, classical music concert). In the last evening, the gala dinner which took place in a nineteenth century’s villa in Slovansky Island offered a pleasant environment accompanied with live music.
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| Congress gala dinner in the Žofín Palace |
