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--- abcc:workshop3 [2010/11/25 19:09] – hilcea
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 Held in Ottawa, Canada, Sept. 23-24, 2010.
 Hosted by the Canada Centre for Remote Sensing and The International Division, both of the Earth Sciences Sector (ESS),
-Natural Resources Canada (NRCan)
+Natural Resources Canada (NRCan).
+=== Check below the presentations: ===
+[[presentations|Workshop Presentations]]
 ===== Minutes of the First Scientific Meeting =====
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 The Australians covered agriculture and water management in the Murray-Darling Basin (Kim Lowell), minimizing agricultural and environmental impact on the Great Barrier Reef (Bronwyn Harch) and models for carbon accounting (Peter Caccetta, and Liu Liangyun).  Lowell also presented a model (flowchart) for project progress and Harch a set of ideas for considering the success of the ABCC Program and a set of visulaisation depictions on these success factors that could be used for communicating with other stakeholders of ABCC.  The presentation by Caccetta was based on a joint project with collaboration between Australia and China, a good sign for future activities.
-Laercio Namikawa – made all three presentations for Brazil and they covered a natural disaster alert and monitoring program (SISMADEN) in Brazil and two papers related to the human disturbance of the environment in the Amazon Basin.  He also mentioned and provided locational information on free INPE software and remote sensing tutorials
+Laercio Namikawa made all three presentations for Brazil and they covered a natural disaster alert and monitoring program (SISMADEN) in Brazil and two papers related to the human disturbance of the environment in the Amazon Basin.  He also mentioned and provided locational information on free INPE software and remote sensing tutorials
 The Canadian presentations included snow and ice cover (glaciers) mapping and the mapping of land use and land cover change (LULC) and change for Canada.  Richard Fernandez discussed SMAP (Snow Mapping with Active and Passive) and the use of INSAR for measuring the change in water levels.  Rasim Latifovic looked at regional-scale land cover characteristics and Alexander Chichagov reported on some earlier and more recent work that focused on the flow of ice and changes in the glaciers.