Congratulations to the terraluma team members who were awarded best paper at UAV-g 2019: Chris Iseli and Arko Lucieer with the paper: Tree species classification based on 3D spectral point clouds and orthomosaics acquired by snapshot hyperspectral UAS sensor
Gustavo Togeiro de Alckim was the winner of the Goetz Instrument awards in 2017/18, which gave him access to a high-quality ASD field spectroradiometer for his research. An interesting news article has been published about his work on Malvern Panalytical’s blog.
A paper by our chief controller Darren Turner got awarded as one of the Remote Sensing 10th Anniversary Best Papers. It is titled: “An Automated Technique for Generating Georectified Mosaics from Ultra-High Resolution Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Imagery, Based on Structure from Motion (SfM) Point Clouds“ Congratulations!
A paper was published on the results of fieldwork undertaken during the visit of Shannon de Roos from University of Utrecht, Netherlands. Shannon de Roos and Darren Turner mapped Tasmania’s northern peatlands to test the viability of creating hydrological models for monitoring damage and recovery of these sensitive ecosystems. Read…
The second combined drone remote sensing and remote pilote license course was held at the University of Tasmania in October. Juliane Bendig, Nicolo Camarretta, Zbyněk Malenovský and Bechu Yadav (from l.t.r. image center) will be CASA certified remote pilots in the sub 7 kg category soon. Thanks to Remote Aviation…
Juliane and Zbynek visited Germany and Switzerland in June/July to participate in the FLEXSense campaign for chlorophyll fluorescence fieldwork. During the commissioning phase of the recently launched Sentinel-3B, the Ocean and Land Colour Instrument (OLCI) was reprogrammed to simulate the FLORIS instrument on the future FLuorescence EXplorer (FLEX) satellite. This…