Methods, Applications, and Theory
European Geosciences Union Meetings, Austria Center Vienna, Vienna, 2008
Sessions to be held on Tuesday, 15 April 2008
Session GM5.6, co-listed in Geomorphology and Hydrological Sciences
Co-organized by W. Andrew Marcus and Mark Fonstad
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Sections:
Introduction
Session 1: Tuesday, 15 April, 8:30am - 10:00am, Lecture Room 18 (Oral Programme)
Session 2: Tuesday, 15 April, 10:30am - 12:00pm, Lecture Room 18 (Oral Programme)
Session 3: Tuesday, 15 April, 8:00am - 7:30pm (Posters On Display); 5:30pm - 7:00pm, Hall A (Author in Attendance)
Evening Festivities: 15 April, 7:30pm, Augustinerkeller, 1010 Vienna Augustinerstraße 1
Other Sessions and Links
Introduction
Session 1: Tuesday, 15 April, 8:30am - 10:00am, Lecture Room 18 (Oral Programme)
Session 2: Tuesday, 15 April, 10:30am - 12:00pm, Lecture Room 18 (Oral Programme)
Session 3: Tuesday, 15 April, 8:00am - 7:30pm (Posters On Display); 5:30pm - 7:00pm, Hall A (Author in Attendance)
Evening Festivities: 15 April, 7:30pm, Augustinerkeller, 1010 Vienna Augustinerstraße 1
Other Sessions and Links
Introduction
The session provides a broad overview of remote sensing applications in river environments. Papers cover the range of remote sensing data types and techniques, ranging from optical sensors to lidar, radar and sonar. Papers address methodological advances in remote sensing of river environments (which include the active channel and floodplain), new applications of remote sensing in river systems, or ways in which remote sensing can enhance our conceptual and theoretical understanding of rivers. The intent is to be inclusive in identifying the range of people, organizations and research directions related to remote sensing of rivers.
The session provides a broad overview of remote sensing applications in river environments. Papers cover the range of remote sensing data types and techniques, ranging from optical sensors to lidar, radar and sonar. Papers address methodological advances in remote sensing of river environments (which include the active channel and floodplain), new applications of remote sensing in river systems, or ways in which remote sensing can enhance our conceptual and theoretical understanding of rivers. The intent is to be inclusive in identifying the range of people, organizations and research directions related to remote sensing of rivers.
8:30 - 8:45: EGU2008-A-04967; Bailly, J.S.; Le Coarer , Y. ; Allouis, T. ; Stigermark, C.J.; Languille, P.; Adermus, J.
Bathymetry with LiDAR on gravel bed-rivers: Quality and limits
8:45 - 9:00: EGU2008-A-03497; Entwistle, NS;
Heritage, GL; Johnson, K
Cluster detection and development using terrestrial laser scanning
Cluster detection and development using terrestrial laser scanning
9:00 - 9:15: EGU2008-A-01295; Brasington, J;
Vericat, D; Wheaton, J; Hodge, R
Reach-scale retrieval of alluvial bed roughness
Reach-scale retrieval of alluvial bed roughness
9:15 - 9:30: EGU2008-A-08943; Lane, S.N.; Thomas,
R.E.; Widdison, P.E.
Quantification of river channel change using archival digital image analysis
9:30 - 9:45: EGU2008-A-05602; Thomas, M.; Delacourt, C.; Davy, P.; Moulin, L.; Lague, D.
Optimal detection and quantification of channel variability along braided river: the Hurunui's case
(New Zealand)
Quantification of river channel change using archival digital image analysis
9:30 - 9:45: EGU2008-A-05602; Thomas, M.; Delacourt, C.; Davy, P.; Moulin, L.; Lague, D.
Optimal detection and quantification of channel variability along braided river: the Hurunui's case
(New Zealand)
9:45 - 10:00: EGU2008-A-00366; Legleiter, C.; Roberts, D.
A forward image model for evaluating the utility of passive optical remotely sensed data in river research
A forward image model for evaluating the utility of passive optical remotely sensed data in river research
Session 2: Tuesday, 15 April, 10:30am - 12:00pm,
Lecture Room 18 (Oral Programme)
10:30 - 10:45: EGU2008-A-01673; Mason, D.; Bates, P.; Dall'Amico, J.
Calibration of uncertain river flood inundation models using remotely sensed water levels
10:45 - 11:00: EGU2008-A-05500; Puech, C. ; Bailly, J.S.; Le Coarer, Y. ; Feurer, D.
Morphologic segmentation of rivers from satellite high spatial resolution multi-spectral images
11:00 - 11:15: EGU2008-A-04298; Millar, D
Using airborne LIDAR bathymetry to map shallow river environments: a successful pilot on the Colorado River
11:15 - 11:30: EGU2008-A-01804; Salama, S; Radwan, M
Integrated Applications of Remote Sensing and Hydrodynamic Modeling for Improved Water Quality Monitoring and Prediction of the Nile River (Rosetta Branch)
11:30 - 11:45: EGU2008-A-06219; Carbonneau, P.E.; Dugdale, S.; Campbell, D.
Fluvial remote sensing applied to catchment scale water resource management
11:45 - 12:00: EGU2008-A-12220; Marcus, W.A.; Fonstad, M.A.
Creating the International Network of River Observatory Scientists (INROS)
Session 3: Tuesday, 15 April, 8:00am - 7:30pm (Posters On Display); 5:30pm - 7:00pm, Hall A (Author in Attendance)
A0168: EGU2008-A-05888; Pain, C F ; Paron, P; Smith, M
Applied geomorphological mapping (AppGeMa): a working group of the International Association of Geomorphologists
A0169: EGU2008-A-05891; Clarke, J D A; Pain, C F; Gibson, D; Wong, V; Apps, H
Remote sensing of fluvial architecture of the Murray River, southern Australia
A0170: EGU2008-A-01164; Marcus, A.; Fonstad, M.
Making remote sensing of rivers accessible for rivers scientists and managers: The remote sensing of rivers on-line tutorial project
A0171: EGU2008-A-06573; Surian, N.; Ziliani, L.
Using aerial photographs to analyse channel changes in large gravel-bed rivers: potential and limitations
A0172: EGU2008-A-10834; Luck, M.; Maumenee, N.; Stanford, J.; Kimball, J.; Whited, D.; Chilcote, S.
Physical complexity of salmon-producing rivers of western North America using Landsat and ancillary data
A0173: EGU2008-A-06668; Fonstad, M
Hyperscale, three-dimensional structure of the streams of the Edwards Plateau, Texas, by HAB-transformed digital orthophotoquad imagery
A0174: EGU2008-A-01475; Gilvear, DJ
Identifying river habitats on small to medium size temperate streams using multi-spectral imagery; opportunities and limitations
A0175: EGU2008-A-05971; Rubin, D.M.; Chezar, H.; Barnard, P.L.; Warrick, J.A.; Draut, A.E.
Instant Grainification: Real-Time Grain-Size Analysis from Digital Images in the Field
A0176: EGU2008-A-05442; Hilldale, R.C.
Using bathymetric LiDAR and 2-D hydraulic modeling to map riverine aquatic habitat
A0177: EGU2008-A-03006; Notebaert, B.; Verstraeten, G.; Poesen, J.; Govers, G.
Identification of fluvial landscape elements from regionally available airborne LIDAR imagery
A0178: EGU2008-A-03009; Notebaert, B.; Verstraeten, G.; Poesen, J.; Govers, G.
Quantitative applications of regional scale LIDAR imagery in fluvial geomorphology
A0179: EGU2008-A-04926; Cavalli, M. ; Mathys, N.; Jacome, A.
Quality and vertical accuracy assessment of airborne LiDAR data: a case study on the Draix basins (French Alps)
A0180: EGU2008-A-07313; Vianello, A.; Cavalli, M.; Tarolli, P.; D'Agostino, V.
LiDAR and field surveys for channel morphology analysis
A0181: EGU2008-A-08656; Damis, J.; Delenne, C.; Bailly, J.S.; Puech, C.
Performances comparison of bathymetry on rivers from various visible high resolution images
A0182: EGU2008-A-03984; Feurer, D.; Bailly, J.-S.; Puech, C.
Measuring depth of a clear, shallow, gravel-bed river by through-water photogrammetry with small format cameras and ultra light aircrafts
A0183: EGU2008-A-09807; Allouis, T.; Bailly, J.S.
On the use of Raman, infra-red, and green waveforms in bathymetric LiDAR for very shallow waters.
A0184: EGU2008-A-04267; Kinzel , P.; Wright , C.; Nelson, J.
Mapping a shallow, braided river with the Experimental Advanced Airborne Research LiDAR (EAARL)
A0186: EGU2008-A-01175; Schumann, G.; Pappenberger, F.; Matgen, P.
Estimating uncertainty associated with water stages from a single SAR image using a stepped GLUE approach
A0187: EGU2008-A-08138; Tormos, T.; Durrieu, S.; Pascal, K.; Wasson, J.G.
An operational methodology for characterizing land use along river corridor from remote sensing imagery at large scale
A0188: EGU2008-A-01351; Bird, S.; Schwab, J.; Hogan, D.
River remote sensing beneath the riparian canopy
A0189: EGU2008-A-01056; Kooistra, L.; Sanchez, L.; Wamelink, W.; Schaepman, M.; Clevers, J.
Assessing and predicting vegetation structure in floodplain ecosystems: assimilation of imaging spectrometer derived variables into dynamic vegetation models
AZZZZ: EGUZZZZ-Z-ZZZZZ; Balyuk, T.; Kosuth, P.; Tormos, T.
Using low resolution remote sensing data to detect changes in wetlands of Volga-Akhtuba floodplain (Russia) after flood regulation
Evening Festivities: 15 April, 8:00pm, Augustinerkeller, 1010 Vienna Augustinerstraße 1
An (Incomplete) List of Other Related Sessions and Links
HS11.2 Remote sensing applications in hydrology and water management: Thurs, Apr. 17, 8:30-12:00 (Rm. 31), 5:30-7:00 (Hall A)
IS25 Floodplain mapping and flood prevention techniques: Fri., Apr. 18, 8:30-12:15 (Rm. 33), Fri., Apr. 18, 1:30-3:00 (Hall A)
HS11.1 Remote sensing retrieval techniques and data assimilation: Wed, Apr. 16, 3:00-5:30 (Rm. 33), Thurs 5:30-7:00 (Hall A)
HS7.7 Riverine systems: new methods, concepts and applications linking hydrology, hydraulics, geomorphology and ecology: Mon, Apr. 14, 1:30-5:00 (Rm. 31), Mon, Apr. 14, 5:30-7:00 (Hall A)
GM5.3 Linking geomorphological and hydrological processes at reach and catchment scales:
Thurs., Apr. 17, 3:30-5:00 (Rm. 9), Thurs., Apr. 17, 5:30-7:00 (Hall A)
10:30 - 10:45: EGU2008-A-01673; Mason, D.; Bates, P.; Dall'Amico, J.
Calibration of uncertain river flood inundation models using remotely sensed water levels
10:45 - 11:00: EGU2008-A-05500; Puech, C. ; Bailly, J.S.; Le Coarer, Y. ; Feurer, D.
Morphologic segmentation of rivers from satellite high spatial resolution multi-spectral images
11:00 - 11:15: EGU2008-A-04298; Millar, D
Using airborne LIDAR bathymetry to map shallow river environments: a successful pilot on the Colorado River
11:15 - 11:30: EGU2008-A-01804; Salama, S; Radwan, M
Integrated Applications of Remote Sensing and Hydrodynamic Modeling for Improved Water Quality Monitoring and Prediction of the Nile River (Rosetta Branch)
11:30 - 11:45: EGU2008-A-06219; Carbonneau, P.E.; Dugdale, S.; Campbell, D.
Fluvial remote sensing applied to catchment scale water resource management
11:45 - 12:00: EGU2008-A-12220; Marcus, W.A.; Fonstad, M.A.
Creating the International Network of River Observatory Scientists (INROS)
Session 3: Tuesday, 15 April, 8:00am - 7:30pm (Posters On Display); 5:30pm - 7:00pm, Hall A (Author in Attendance)
A0168: EGU2008-A-05888; Pain, C F ; Paron, P; Smith, M
Applied geomorphological mapping (AppGeMa): a working group of the International Association of Geomorphologists
A0169: EGU2008-A-05891; Clarke, J D A; Pain, C F; Gibson, D; Wong, V; Apps, H
Remote sensing of fluvial architecture of the Murray River, southern Australia
A0170: EGU2008-A-01164; Marcus, A.; Fonstad, M.
Making remote sensing of rivers accessible for rivers scientists and managers: The remote sensing of rivers on-line tutorial project
A0171: EGU2008-A-06573; Surian, N.; Ziliani, L.
Using aerial photographs to analyse channel changes in large gravel-bed rivers: potential and limitations
A0172: EGU2008-A-10834; Luck, M.; Maumenee, N.; Stanford, J.; Kimball, J.; Whited, D.; Chilcote, S.
Physical complexity of salmon-producing rivers of western North America using Landsat and ancillary data
A0173: EGU2008-A-06668; Fonstad, M
Hyperscale, three-dimensional structure of the streams of the Edwards Plateau, Texas, by HAB-transformed digital orthophotoquad imagery
A0174: EGU2008-A-01475; Gilvear, DJ
Identifying river habitats on small to medium size temperate streams using multi-spectral imagery; opportunities and limitations
A0175: EGU2008-A-05971; Rubin, D.M.; Chezar, H.; Barnard, P.L.; Warrick, J.A.; Draut, A.E.
Instant Grainification: Real-Time Grain-Size Analysis from Digital Images in the Field
A0176: EGU2008-A-05442; Hilldale, R.C.
Using bathymetric LiDAR and 2-D hydraulic modeling to map riverine aquatic habitat
A0177: EGU2008-A-03006; Notebaert, B.; Verstraeten, G.; Poesen, J.; Govers, G.
Identification of fluvial landscape elements from regionally available airborne LIDAR imagery
A0178: EGU2008-A-03009; Notebaert, B.; Verstraeten, G.; Poesen, J.; Govers, G.
Quantitative applications of regional scale LIDAR imagery in fluvial geomorphology
A0179: EGU2008-A-04926; Cavalli, M. ; Mathys, N.; Jacome, A.
Quality and vertical accuracy assessment of airborne LiDAR data: a case study on the Draix basins (French Alps)
A0180: EGU2008-A-07313; Vianello, A.; Cavalli, M.; Tarolli, P.; D'Agostino, V.
LiDAR and field surveys for channel morphology analysis
A0181: EGU2008-A-08656; Damis, J.; Delenne, C.; Bailly, J.S.; Puech, C.
Performances comparison of bathymetry on rivers from various visible high resolution images
A0182: EGU2008-A-03984; Feurer, D.; Bailly, J.-S.; Puech, C.
Measuring depth of a clear, shallow, gravel-bed river by through-water photogrammetry with small format cameras and ultra light aircrafts
A0183: EGU2008-A-09807; Allouis, T.; Bailly, J.S.
On the use of Raman, infra-red, and green waveforms in bathymetric LiDAR for very shallow waters.
A0184: EGU2008-A-04267; Kinzel , P.; Wright , C.; Nelson, J.
Mapping a shallow, braided river with the Experimental Advanced Airborne Research LiDAR (EAARL)
A0186: EGU2008-A-01175; Schumann, G.; Pappenberger, F.; Matgen, P.
Estimating uncertainty associated with water stages from a single SAR image using a stepped GLUE approach
A0187: EGU2008-A-08138; Tormos, T.; Durrieu, S.; Pascal, K.; Wasson, J.G.
An operational methodology for characterizing land use along river corridor from remote sensing imagery at large scale
A0188: EGU2008-A-01351; Bird, S.; Schwab, J.; Hogan, D.
River remote sensing beneath the riparian canopy
A0189: EGU2008-A-01056; Kooistra, L.; Sanchez, L.; Wamelink, W.; Schaepman, M.; Clevers, J.
Assessing and predicting vegetation structure in floodplain ecosystems: assimilation of imaging spectrometer derived variables into dynamic vegetation models
AZZZZ: EGUZZZZ-Z-ZZZZZ; Balyuk, T.; Kosuth, P.; Tormos, T.
Using low resolution remote sensing data to detect changes in wetlands of Volga-Akhtuba floodplain (Russia) after flood regulation
Evening Festivities: 15 April, 8:00pm, Augustinerkeller, 1010 Vienna Augustinerstraße 1
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An (Incomplete) List of Other Related Sessions and Links
HS11.2 Remote sensing applications in hydrology and water management: Thurs, Apr. 17, 8:30-12:00 (Rm. 31), 5:30-7:00 (Hall A)
IS25 Floodplain mapping and flood prevention techniques: Fri., Apr. 18, 8:30-12:15 (Rm. 33), Fri., Apr. 18, 1:30-3:00 (Hall A)
HS11.1 Remote sensing retrieval techniques and data assimilation: Wed, Apr. 16, 3:00-5:30 (Rm. 33), Thurs 5:30-7:00 (Hall A)
HS7.7 Riverine systems: new methods, concepts and applications linking hydrology, hydraulics, geomorphology and ecology: Mon, Apr. 14, 1:30-5:00 (Rm. 31), Mon, Apr. 14, 5:30-7:00 (Hall A)
GM5.3 Linking geomorphological and hydrological processes at reach and catchment scales:
Thurs., Apr. 17, 3:30-5:00 (Rm. 9), Thurs., Apr. 17, 5:30-7:00 (Hall A)