2019 : Living Planet Symposium : RO Session at Milan
Living Planet Symposium
The Recovery Observatory project team was in Milan from 13 to 17 May 2019 for the Living Planet Symposium organized by ASI and ESA.
Recovery Observatory presentation by Philémon Mondesir (CNIGS)
A double session was co-organized by the RO team with the subject of disaster risk reduction in developing countries. Several presentations were made by the team including the presence of the ASI, the CIMA, the CNES, the SERTIT but also the CNIGS of Haiti having made the trip:
Post hurricane Matthew Recovery Observatory in Haiti
Agwilh Collet, Cnes, Toulouse, France
Philémon Mondesir, CNIGS, Port au Prince, Haïti
On the use of high and very-high resolution optical remote sensing for the post-Matthew recovery phase in Haiti
Robin Faivre, ICube-SERTIT / University Of Strasbourg, Illkirch-Graffenstaden, France
Change detection approach for the monitoring of the recovery phase in the aftermath of a disaster. the example of Haiti RO
Andrea De Giorgi, University of Genova, DITEN, Genoa, Italy
Rapid landslide inventory mapping from freely available medium resolution optical imagery: the ALADIM processing service.
Jean-Philippe Malet, CNRS / Ecole et Observatoire des Sciences de la Terre, Strasbourg, France; University of Strasbourg / A2S Platform, Strasbourg, France
Several posters related to the Recovery Observatory were also presented :
Mapping land cover changes and land deformation due to climatic hazards using high resolution time series space-born data : study applied to the Cayes plain in Haïti
Bastien Nguyen duy - Bardakji, La TeleScop, Montpellier, France