14th Intl. Remote Sensing Conference

In early June of 2004, SeaSpace conducted its 14th International TeraScan Conference in Nanjing, China. This conference was held in conjunction with the University of Wisconsin's first IMAPP workshop in China. This year's conference was the largest ever held, thanks to the Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology. There are many people to thank for the success of this workshop, but we would especially like to thank all of the people at the university that worked hard behind the scenes to make this a wonderful week for all involved. Now, on to the researchers, students and scientists who made the workshop a scientific success!
Thursday, June 10 (SeaSpace Overview and Invited Speakers)
Mike Crowley SeaSpace (USA)	SeaSpace Corporation TeraScan Systems for Acquisition and Processing the Full Range of Environmental & Meteorological Satellite Data	12,200 kb
Jianmin Xu (China)	The Chinese FY-2 Satellite
Prof. Ralf Bennartz University of Wisconsin (USA)	Microwave Remote Sensing of Atmospheric Properties Using Aqua's AMSR and AMSU	4,951 kb
Dr. Allen Huang University of Wisconsin (USA)	Direct Broadcast Outlook for the Future NPP and NPOESS Missions	11,080 kb
Dr. Fuzhong Weng NOAA (USA)	Uses of Satellite Data in an Environmental Modeling Program	4,349 kb
Zhenhui Weng Nanjing Institute of Meteorology (China)	Remote Sensing at the Nanjing Institute of Meteorology
Wei Min Hao USDA/FS (USA)	Fire Monitoring and Air Quality Forecasting Using NASA Terra & Aqua Satellite Data	28,429 kb
Dr. Liam Gumley University of Wisconsin (USA)	Continuing Jim Dodge's Legacy - The International Direct Broadcast Forum	9,968 kb
Dr. Wei Gao Colorado State (USA)	Assimilation of Observations, Functional Models, and GIS to Study Climate-Ecosystem Interactions	13,401 kb
Friday, June 11 (Scientific Presentations)
Dr. Ming-An Lee Taiwan National Ocean University (Taiwan)	Satellite Derived SST Variability & Pattern in the Taiwan Strait	8,136 kb
Dr. Lei Guan Ocean University of China (China)	Operation & Application of the TeraScan System at the Ocean University of China	6,631 kb
Dr. Richard Isaacman SeaSpace (USA)	New Products and New Directions at SeaSpace	7,189 kb
Mike Crowley SeaSpace (USA)	Oceansat's Ocean Color Monitor Uses in the Coastal Ocean and Attacking the CCD Calibration	12,523 kb
Dr. Richard Isaacman SeaSpace (USA)	Towards NPOESS and GOES-R: Some Advanced MODIS Applications (presented for Steve Miller, Naval Research Lab, Monterey, CA)	9,325 kb
Dr. Peter Wang Central Weather Bureau (Taiwan)	Utilization of a MODIS Data in Taiwan	12,357 kb
Sun Congrong National Satellite Oceanic Application Center (China)	Introduction of the HY-1 Satellite's Beijing Ground Station	10,289 kb
Shengjie Niu Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology (China)	Introduction to Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology MODIS Station and its Research Program	1,634 kb
Ni Gao (China)	A Brief Introduction of the Satellite Data Applications	15,232 kb
Dr. Allen Huang University of Wisconsin (USA)	IMAPP AMSR-E Level 0 to Level 2 Progress and Status	2,233 kb
Saturday, June 12 (Scientific Presentations)
Kathy Strabala University of Wisconsin (USA)	University of Wisconsin IMAPP MODIS Level 2 Products and Applications	15,210 kb
Dr. Allen Huang University of Wisconsin (USA)	IMAPP AMSR-E Level 0 to Level 2 Progress and Status (presented for Elizabeth Weisz, University of Wisconsin)	8,126 kb
Chinorost Booncherm GISTDA (Thailand)	Future Remote Sensing Uses for GISTDA	46,635 kb
Mei Shan State Oceanic Administration (China)	TeraScan System in the Chinese Arctic, 2003	12,950 kb
Wang Guiling (China)	Study on MODIS Data and Characteristic of Urban Boundary Layer	9,325 kb