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Thank you for joining us at the 2021 SpecNet Community Meeting! We were pleased to host 75 participants, and look forward to your continued participation in future SpecNet activities.
2021 SpecNet Community Meeting Information
2021 SpecNet Community Meeting
Thank you for joining our virtual meeting!
Date: June 25
Time: 12:00 to 4:00 PM EDT
About Specnet
Meeting Goals
The goals of this year’s SpecNet Community Meeting are to provide opportunities for investigators to describe their work, present results, discuss new approaches, encourage new investigators, develop network-wide studies, and to advise SpecNet on how to advance these activities.
Agenda
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Start Time EDT |
Event |
Speaker |
Title |
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12:00 PM |
Welcome |
Fred Huemmrich |
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Lecture session 1 |
Chair: Fred Huemmrich |
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12:05 PM |
Introduction |
John Gamon |
Introduction to SpecNet |
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12:25 PM |
Lecture 1 |
Tommaso Julitta |
Towards a field spectrometer multipurpose network |
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12:45 PM |
Break |
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Flash talks 1 |
Chair: Troy Magney |
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12:50 PM |
Flash talk 1 |
Ben Poulter |
Introduction to NASA SBG mission |
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12:57 PM |
Flash talk 2 |
Loris Vescovo |
Monte Bondone SPECNET grassland site |
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1:04 PM |
Flash talk 3 |
Jon Atherton |
Proximal and remote sensing data points to the European 2018 drought being a 2-year event |
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1:11 PM |
Flash talk 4 |
Paul Naethe |
In-field calibration and validation of airborne reflectance |
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1:18 PM |
Flash talk 5 |
Sofia Cerasoli |
Spectral Reflectance Sensors (SRS - NDVI and PRI) in a cork oak woodland |
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1:25 PM |
Flash talk 6 |
Shari Van Wittenberghe |
The underlying spectral behaviour of PRI related to quickly regulated energy quenching in the antenna |
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1:32 PM |
Flash talk 7 |
Dominic Fawcett |
Comparison of surface reflectance from drone-mounted multispectral sensors with field spectroscopy along a dryland ecosystem transect in (Jornada, New Mexico, USA |
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1:39 PM |
Flash talk 8 |
Andrew C Hill |
St Jones Reserve coastal salt marsh study site in Dover, Delaware, USA |
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1:46 PM |
Break |
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Lecture session 2 |
Chair: Yuki Hamada |
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2:01 PM |
Lecture 2 |
Adrian Rocha |
Radiation Sensor NDVI |
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2:21 PM |
Lecture 3 |
Zoe Pierrat |
Using tower-based measurements of solar-induced chlorophyll fluorescence (SIF) and vegetation indices in evergreen ecosystems |
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2:41 PM |
Break |
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Flash talks 2 |
Chair: Troy Magney |
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2:46 PM |
Flash talk 9 |
Ying Sun |
Concurrent hyperspectral and SIF measurements from both tower and UAV systems in a corn field in upstate NY state. |
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2:53 PM |
Flash talk 10 |
Mostafa Javadian |
Thermal Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) measures Tc of previously inaccessible tall trees diurnally |
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3:00 PM |
Flash talk 11 |
William K Smith |
The relationship between remotely sensed proxies and GPP for three dryland sites: Kendall grassland (US-WKG), Santa Rita Mesquite savanna (US-SRM), and the Bigelow mixed conifer forest (US-MtB) sites |
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3:07 PM |
Flash talk 12 |
Adam Young |
Deriving and comparing broadband NDVI to PhenoCam greenness for quantifying vegetation phenology |
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3:14 PM |
Flash talk 13 |
Rui Cheng |
Canopy reflectance associated with GPP seasonality in evergreen forests |
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3:21 PM |
Flash talk 14 |
Sandra M Duran |
Assessing the effect of plant biodiversity on carbon at water fluxes in alpine meadows using spectral reflectance from leaf, canopy and airborne. |
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3:28 PM |
Flash talk 15 |
Will Woodgate |
Multi-angular proximal remote sensing sensing systems deployed at the Tumbarumba flux tower tall forest site |
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3:35 PM |
Break |
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Discussion |
Chair: Loren Albert |
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3:40 PM |
Discussion |
Topic: How best can Specnet advance the science of proximal remote sensing? |
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4:05 PM |
End |