Session Overview

Date: Tuesday, 20/May/2014
8:30am -  9:00am	Registration Location: Big Hall (Building 14)
9:00am -  11:10am	Opening Session Location: Big Hall (Building 14) Chair: Simonetta Cheli, ESA Chair: Maurice Borgeaud, ESA Welcome talk Josef Aschbacher ESA, Italy Copernicus 2014-2020: state of play and way ahead Roland Zinzius European Commission, Belgium Sentinel-2 for Science WS Objectives Olivier Arino, Yves-Louis Desnos, Marc Paganini ESA-ESRIN, Italy S-2 Mission François Spoto, Philippe Martimort ESA-ESTEC, The Netherlands S-2 Products Ferran Gascon, Olivier Colin ESA-ESRIN, Italy S-2 Data Access Bianca Hoersch, Simon Jutz ESA-ESRIN, Italy
11:10am -  11:40am	Coffee Break Location: Big Hall (Building 14)
11:40am -  1:20pm	LANDSAT Legacy Location: Big Hall (Building 14) Chair: Mike Wulder, CFS Chair: John Dwyer, USGS ESA Landsat Archive Systematic Processing and Data Access Roberto Biasutti^1, Ferran Gascon^1, Peggy Fischer^1, Bianca Hoersch^1, Sabrina Pinori^2, Riccardo Ferrara^3, Luca Galli^3, Alessandra Paciucci^2, Stacey Hopkins^4, Jan Jackson^4, Samantha Lavender^5, Stefano Mica^3, Amy Northrop^5, Fredric Paul^6, Sebastien Saunier^7 1: ESA-ESRIN, Italy; 2: SERCO S.p.A., Italy; 3: ACS, Italy; 4: ARGANS Ltd, United Kingdom; 5: VEGA UK, United Kingdom; 6: IFREMER, France; 7: Magellium, France Landsat-8 Mission Status and Collaborative Opportunities with Sentinel-2 Jeffrey G. Masek^1, James R. Irons^1, Thomas Loveland^2, John Dwyer^2, Curtis Woodcock^3, David Roy^4, Michael Wulder^5 1: NASA GSFC, USA; 2: USGS EROS, USA; 3: Boston University, USA; 4: South Dakota State University, USA; 5: Canadian Forest Service, Canada Towards a Satellite Virtual Constellation for Land Characterization: Concept and Roles for Sentinel-2 and Landsat Michael A. Wulder^1, Joanne C. White^1, Thomas Hilker^2, Nicholas C. Coops^3, Partick Griffiths^4, Dirk Pflugmacher^4, Patrick Hostert^4, Jeffrey G. Masek^5 1: Canadian Forest Service (Natural Resources Canada), Pacific Forestry Centre, Victoria, BC, Canada; 2: Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR, USA; 3: University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, Canada; 4: Humboldt Universität zu Berlin, Berlin, Germany; 5: Biospheric Sciences Laboratory, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD, USA Opportunities for Combining Landsat and Sentinel-2 Data in Time Series Analysis for Monitoring Environmental Change Curtis E Woodcock, Zhe Zhu, Shixiong Wang Boston University, United States of America A merged Surface Reflectance product from the Landsat and Sentinel-2 Missions Eric Vermote^1, Martin Claverie^1,2, Jeffrey Masek^3, Inbal Becker-Reshef^2, Chris Justice^2 1: NASA/GSFC Code 619; 2: University of Maryland, Dept of Geographical Sciences; 3: NASA/GSFC Code 618
1:20pm -  1:40pm	Round Table Location: Big Hall (Building 14) Chair: Simonetta Cheli, ESA Chair: Maurice Borgeaud, ESA Chair: Olivier Arino, ESA Chair: Yves-Louis Desnos, ESA
1:40pm -  2:40pm	Lunch Location: ESRIN Canteen
2:40pm -  4:20pm	Agriculture I Location: Big Hall (Building 14) Chair: Heike Bach, VISTA GmbH Chair: Lieven Bydekerke, VITO Agronomy and hydrology with Sentinel-2 type time series: Towards spatial characterization of crop productivity and its impacts on water and nutrient cycle at the catchment scale Sylvain Ferrant^1,2, Simon Gascoin^2,3, Amanda Veloso^2, Martin Claverie^4, Gérard Dedieu^1,2, Valerie Demarez^2,5, Eric Ceschia^2,5, Patrick Durand^6, Jean-luc Probst^3,7, Vincent Bustillo^2,5 1: CNES, France; 2: CESBIO, France; 3: CNRS, France; 4: University of Maryland; 5: University of Toulouse; 6: INRA, France; 7: ECOLAB, France Sentinel-2 Agriculture project: Preparing Sentinel-2 exploitation for agriculture monitoring Defourny Pierre^1, Bontemps Sophie^1, Cara Cosmin^4, Dedieu Gérard^2, Guzzonato Eric^3, Hagolle Olivier^2, Inglada Jordi^2, Rabaute Thierry^3, Savinaud Mickael^3, Sepulcre Guadalupe^1, Valero Silvia^2, Koetz Benjamin^5 1: UCLouvain, Belgium; 2: CESBIO, France; 3: CS-Systèmes d’Information, France; 4: CS-Systèmes d’Information, Romania; 5: ESA, ESRIN, Italy Evaluation of Benefits and Constraints for the Use of Sentinel-2 for Agricultural Monitoring Isabelle Piccard, Herman Eerens, Kris Nackaerts, Lieven Bydekerke VITO, Belgium Crop mapping in complex landscape by multi-source data mining and remote sensing for food security Elodie Vintrou^1, Valentine Lebourgeois^2, Agnès Bégué^2, Dino Ienco^3, Maguelonne Teisseire^3, Pierre Todoroff^1, Fidiniaina Ramahandry Andriandrahona^4 1: CIRAD UR AIDA, Station Ligne Paradis, 7 chemin de l’Irat, 97410 Saint Pierre, La Réunion; 2: CIRAD UMR TETIS, Maison de la Télédétection, 500 rue J.F. Breton, Montpellier, France; 3: IRSTEA UMR TETIS, Maison de la Télédétection, 500 rue J.F. Breton, Montpellier, France; 4: FOFIFA, Station Régionale de Recherche FOFIFA Tsivatrinikamo ANTSIRABE 110, Madagascar Generation of continuous agricultural information products using multi-temporal high resolution optical data in a model framework – the M4Land project Philipp Klug^1, Florian Schlenz^1, Tobias Hank^1, Silke Migdall^2, Heike Bach^2, Wolfram Mauser^1 1: Department of Geography, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Munich, Germany; 2: Vista Remote Sensing in Geosciences GmbH, Munich, Germany
4:20pm -  4:50pm	Coffee Break Location: Big Hall (Building 14)
4:50pm -  6:50pm	Agriculture II Location: Big Hall (Building 14) Chair: John Latham, FAO Chair: Olivier Léo, EC/JRC A globally consistent crop area delineation scheme using Sentinel-2 imagery Guido Lemoine, Olivier Leo, Javier Gallego, Felix Rembold, Herve Kerdiles, Bettina Baruth European Commission, Joint Research Centre, Italy Crop Identification and acreage estimate using a combination of Spot4-Take5 & Landsat 8.  A preparatory study for Sentinel 2 N. Knox^1,2, L.T. Tsoeleng^1, C. Adjorlolo^1,2, T. Newby^3 1: South African National Space Agency (SANSA), South Africa; 2: University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN), South Africa; 3: National Earth Observation and Space Secretariat (NEOSS), c/o SIIU - CSIR, South Africa SenSyF Agricultural Service for Sentinel Data Hugo Rosado^1, Inês Estrela^1, Nuno Almeida^1, Nuno Catarino^1, Antonio Gutierrez^1, Pedro Chambel Leitão^2, Carina Almeida^2, Eduardo Jauch^2, Pedro Gonçalves^3, Fabrice Brito^3, Hervé Caumont^3, Cesare Rossi^3 1: DEIMOS Engenharia, Portugal; 2: MARETEC - HIDROMOD - Instituto Superior Técnico, Portugal; 3: TERRADUE, Italy Stimulating Innovation for Global Monitoring of Agriculture and its Impact on the Environment in Support of GEOGLAM Lieven Bydekerke^1, Sander Mucher^2, Steffen Fritz^3, Hendrik Boogaard^2, Linda See^3, Agnes Begue^4, Olivier Leo^5, John Latham^6, Sven Gilliams^1, Francois Waldner^7, Pierre Defourny^7, Bingfang Wu^8, Fan Jinlong^9, Sergey Bartalev^10, Nataliia Kussul^11, Francesco Holecz^12, Carsten Haub^13, Eva Haas^14, Tesfaye Korme^15, Seydou Traoré^16, Diego de Abelleyra^17, Martin Vissers^18, Chris Mannaerts^19, Kees de Bie^19, You Lianghi^20, Monica Diez^21, Lukas Brodsky^22, Menghestab Haile^23 1: VITO, Belgium; 2: Alterra, the Netherlands; 3: IIASA, Austria; 4: CIRAD, France; 5: JRC, Italy; 6: FAO, Italy; 7: UCL, Belgium; 8: RADI, China; 9: CMA, China; 10: IKI, Russia; 11: SRI, Ukraine; 12: Sarmap, Switzerland; 13: EFTAS, Germany; 14: GeoVille, Austria; 15: RCMRD, Kenya; 16: AGRHYMET, Niger; 17: INTA, Argentina; 18: SARVISION, the Netherlands; 19: ITC, the Netherlands; 20: IFRPI, USA; 21: DEIMOS Imaging, Spain; 22: GISAT, Czech Republic; 23: WFP, Ethiopia Multisource EO Data for the optimal agricultural drainage water management in semi-arid area of Doukkala (Western MOROCCO): Potential of Sentinel-2 Type Observation Kamal Labbassi^1, Nadia Akdim^1, Silvia Maria Alfieri^2,3, Massimo Menenti^2 1: Chouaib Doukkaly University, Morocco; 2: Delft University of Technology, Netherlands; 3: Institute for Mediterranean Agricultural and Forest Systems, Italy Highly variable phenology across Australia characterized by the Australian Phenology Product Mark Broich^1, Alfredo Huete^1, Matt Paget^3, Xuanlong Ma^1, Mirela Tulbure^2, Qinchuan Xi^4, Kevin Davies^1, Natalia Restrepo-Coupe^1, Rakhesh Devadas^1, Alex Held^3 1: Plant Functional Biology and Climate Change Cluster, University of Technology, Sydney, Australia; 2: Centre of Ecosystem Science, School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences, University of New South Wales, Australia; 3: CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research, Pye Laboratory, Acton, Australia; 4: Ministry of Education Key Laboratory for Earth System Modeling, Center for Earth System Science, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China
6:50pm -  7:10pm	Round Table (Agriculture) Location: Big Hall (Building 14) Chair: Heike Bach, VISTA GmbH Chair: Lieven Bydekerke, VITO Chair: John Latham, FAO Chair: Olivier Léo, EC/JRC
7:10pm	POSTER SESSION - WELCOME DRINK Location: Magellan & Cook (Building 1)
7:10pm -  9:10pm	Agriculture  (Posters) Location: Magellan & Cook (Building 1)	Forestry  (Posters) Location: Magellan & Cook (Building 1)	Land Cover  (Posters) Location: Magellan & Cook (Building 1)	Methodologies, Techniques & Cal/Val  (Posters) Location: Magellan & Cook (Building 1)	Water: Inland, Coastal and Wetlands  (Posters) Location: Magellan & Cook (Building 1)

Date: Wednesday, 21/May/2014
8:30am -  10:10am	Land Cover I Location: Big Hall (Building 14) Chair: Pierre Defourny, UCLouvain Chair: Alan Belward, EC/JRC A decametric land cover map over Africa based on Sentinel-2 – The Land Cover project of the ESA Climate Change Initiative Defourny Pierre^1, Bontemps Sophie^1, Lamarche Céline^1, Brockmann Carsten^2, Boettcher Martin^2, Kirches Grit^2, Arino Olivier^3 1: UCLouvain, Belgium; 2: Brockmann-Consult, Germany; 3: ESA, ESRIN, Italy Assessment of Deforestation and Forest Degradation due to Selective Logging and Fires using Time Series of Fraction Images derived from Landsat ETM+ images Yosio Edemir Shimabukuro^1,2, René Beuchle^2, Rosana Cristina Grecchi^2, Frédéric Achard^2 1: Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais (INPE); 2: Joint Research Centre of the European Commission, Institute for Environment and Sustainability (JRC-IES) Requirements for Sentinel-2 Applications to Support Legislated Mapping and Monitoring Activities in Australia Andre A. Held^1, Stuart Phinn^2, Christian Witte^3, Peter Scarth^2, Tim Danaher^4, Tony Gill^4, Matthew Adams^5, Tim Malthus^1, Adam Lewis^6 1: CSIRO, Australia; 2: The University of Queensland; 3: Department of Science, Information Technology, Innovation & the Arts, Queensland; 4: New South Wales Office of Environment and Heritage; 5: Landgate, Western Australia; 6: Geoscience Australia Using Sentinel-2 MSI for global-scale glacier mapping Frank Paul University of Zurich, Switzerland Large-scale, operational crop-frequency mapping to inform state resource management Michael Schmidt^1, Rakesh Devadas^2, Matthew Pringle^1, Robert Denham^1 1: DSITIA, Queensland, Australia; 2: University of Technology Sydney
10:10am -  10:40am	Coffee Break Location: Big Hall (Building 14)
10:40am -  12:20pm	Land Cover II Location: Big Hall (Building 14) Chair: Tuomas Häme, VTT Chair: Chris Steenmans, EEA Methods for Monitoring Forest and Land Cover Changes and Unchanged Areas from Long Time Series Mats Gustav Rosengren^1, Greger Lindeberg^1, Håkan Olsson^2, Anders Persson^3, Erik Willén^1 1: Metria, Sweden; 2: Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden; 3: Swedish Forest Agency, Sweden Sentinel-2 Science for Rangeland Applications: A Case Study from Alberta, Canada Michael J Hill^1, Anne M Smith^2 1: University of North Dakota, United States of America; 2: Agriculture and Agrifood Canada, Canada Assessing the Impact on Thematic Accuracy of Automatic Training Within Supervised Classification of Satellite Images Joel Silva^1, Fernando Bação^1, Giles Foody^2, Mario Caetano^1 1: Instituto Superior de Estatistica e Gestão de Informação, Universidade Nova de Lisboa (Portugal); 2: School of Geography, University of Nottingham (United Kingdom) Monitoring protected areas from space - The future of medium resolution land cover and land cover change mapping at global scale Zoltan Szantoi, Dario Simonetti, Alan Belward, Andreas Brink Land Ressource Management Unit, Institute for Environment and Sustainability, Joint Research Centre, European Commission Building a validation database for global land cover products from high spatial resolution images - The Land Cover project of the ESA Climate Change Initiative Bontemps Sophie^1, Achard Frédéric^2, Lamarche Céline^1, Mayaux Philippe^2, Seifert Frank-Martin^3, Arino Olivier^3, Defourny Pierre^1 1: UCLouvain, Belgium; 2: Joint Research Center, Italy; 3: ESA, ESRIN, Italy
12:20pm -  1:40pm	Forestry I Location: Big Hall (Building 14) Chair: Frederic Achard, EC Joint Research Centre Chair: Sergey Bartalev, Russian Academy of Sciences Potential of Sentinel 2 constellation to provide near real time forest disturbance mapping over cloudy areas in Gabon Christophe Sannier, Louis-Vincent Fichet SIRS, France Opportunities and Challenges for Monitoring Tropical Deforestation and Forest Degradation in Dynamic Landscapes using Sentinel-2 Dirk Pflugmacher^1, Kenneth Grogan^2, Sithong Thongmanivong^3, Patrick Hostert^1 1: Humboldt-University of Berlin, Germany; 2: University of Copenhagen; 3: National University of Laos Tracking of forest change events from RapidEye and Landsat image time series: a case study of northeast part of Para’, Brazil Eliakim Hamunyela^1, Jan Verbesselt^1, Michael Schultz^1, Axel Penndorf^2, Karsten Frotscher^2, Martin Herold^1 1: Wageningen University, Netherlands, The; 2: BlackBridge, Germany Monitoring forest cover in Chiapas, Mexico to support REDD – Results of the ReCover project  Tuomas Häme^1, Laura Sirro^1, Jorma Kilpi^1, Matthieu Molinier^1, Fernando Paz Pellat^2, Bernardus de Jong^3, Jarno Hämäläinen^4 1: VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, Finland; 2: COLPOS, Mexico; 3: ECOSUR, Mexico; 4: Arbonaut Ltd, Finland
1:40pm -  2:40pm	Lunch Location: ESRIN Canteen
2:40pm -  4:40pm	Forestry II Location: Big Hall (Building 14) Chair: Andre A. Held, CSIRO Chair: Michael John Hill, Univ. North Dakota Assessing Forest Degradation from Selective Logging using Time Series of Fine Spatial Resolution Imagery in Republic of Congo Astrid Verhegghen, Baudouin Desclée, Hugh Eva, Frédéric Achard Joint Research Centre of the European Commission, Italy Integration of S2 type RS Data and Forest Growth Modelling as Cost Effective Option for Interim Forest Inventories Thomas Schneider, Sahra Abdullahi, Alata Elatawneh, Christoph Stepper, Werner Poschenrieder Technische Universität München, Germany Assessment of Forest Disturbance Using Landsat Satellite Time Series. Case study: Southern Carpathians, Romania Ionut Sandric^1,2, Alexandru Vasile^2, Liviu Bufnila^1, Florin Mihai^2, Camelia Semen^2, Roxana Nazarie^2, Florin Dumitrascu^2, Simona Ipate^2, Lucian Zavate^2 1: University of Bucharest, Faculty of Geography; 2: Esri Romania The GMES Forest Monitoring REDD Services - Preparation for Sentinel 2 Applications - Thomas Haeusler, Sharon Gomez, René Siwe, Gernot Ramminger GAF AG, Germany Potential benefits that Sentinel-2 data could bring to characterise and monitor forestry, simulated through SPOT 4 Take5 data Colette Meyer^1, Hervé Yesou^1, Stephen Clandillon^1, Henri Giraud^1, Jérôme Maxant^1, Paul de Fraipont^1, Arnaud Selle^2 1: SERTIT, France; 2: CNES, France FAO Space Data Management System (SDMS) to support REDD+ Forest Monitoring: an introduction to a new data delivery and processing system Inge Jonckheere, Erik Lindquist, Anssi Pekkarinen FAO of the United Nations, Forestry Department, Italy
4:40pm -  5:00pm	Round Table (Land Cover) Location: Big Hall (Building 14) Chair: Pierre Defourny, UCLouvain Chair: Alan Belward, EC/JRC Chair: Tuomas Häme, VTT Chair: Chris Steenmans, EEA
5:00pm -  5:20pm	Round Table (Forestry) Location: Big Hall (Building 14) Chair: Frederic Achard, EC Joint Research Centre Chair: Sergey Bartalev, Russian Academy of Sciences Chair: Michael John Hill, Univ. North Dakota Chair: Andre A. Held, CSIRO
5:20pm -  7:20pm	POSTER SESSION - DRINK Location: Magellan & Cook (Building 1)

Date: Thursday, 22/May/2014
9:10am -  11:10am	Methodologies and Techniques I - Parallel Session Location: Big Hall (Building 14) Chair: Bernard Pinty, EC/JRC Chair: Olivier Hagolle, CNES/CESBIO Copernicus Sentinel-2 Mission Performance Centre (MPC) Olivier Thepaut^1, Laetitia Pessiot^1, Ferran Gascon^2 1: CSSI, France; 2: ESA/ESRIN, Italy Regionalized and Application Specific Temporal Compositing –a Review of Requirements, Opportunities, and Challenges Patrick Griffiths^1, Michael A. Wulder^2, Joanne C. White^2, Patrick Hostert^1 1: Humboldt-Universitaet zu Berlin, Germany; 2: Canadian Forest Service, Canada Development and assessment of leaf area index algorithms for the Sentinel-2 multispectral imager Richard Fernandes^1, Marie Weiss^2, Fernando Camacho^3, Beatrice Berthelot^4, Fred Baret^2, Roccardo Duca^5 1: CCRS, Government of Canada; 2: INRA, France; 3: EOLAB, Spain; 4: Magelllium, France; 5: ESTEC, European Space Agency Lessons learned from the SPOT4 (Take5) experiment : simulations of Sentinel-2 time series on 45 large sites Olivier Hagolle^1,3, Mireille Huc^1,2, Mohamed Kadiri^1,2, Dominique Clesse^4, Sylvia Sylvander^3, Marc Leroy^3, Martin Claverie^5, Gérard Dedieu^1,3 1: CESBIO Umr 5126 CNRS-CNES-IRD-UPS, Toulouse, France; 2: CNRS,France; 3: CNES, France; 4: CAP GEMINI, France; 5: NASA/GSFC, USA Restoration of Missing Data due to Clouds on Optical Satellite Imagery Using Neural Networks Nataliia Kussul, Sergii Skakun, Ruslan Basarab Space Research Institute NASU-SSAU, Ukraine End-to-End Simulations of Sentinel-2 Data with Emphasis on Atmospheric Correction Methods Luis Guanter^1, Karl Segl^2 1: Freie Universität Berlin, Germany; 2: GFZ Potsdam	Water: Inland, Coastal and Wetlands I - Parallel Session Location: Magellan (Building 1) Chair: Carsten Brockmann, Brockmann Consult GmbH Chair: Samantha Lavender, Pixalytics Ltd Sentinel-2 Red-Edge Bands Capabilities on Retrieving Chlorophyll-a in Turbid Water, Case Study: Lake Burullus, Egypt MhdSuhyb Salama^2, Maha Tawfik^1, Hanan Farag^1 1: National Water Research Center, Egypt; 2: Faculty of Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation (ITC) , University of Twente, Neatherlands Mapping estuarine turbidity using high and medium resolution time series imagery Virginie Lafon^1, Arthur Robinet^1, Tatiana Donnay^2, David Doxaran^2, Bertrand Lubac^3, Eric Maneux^1, Aldo Sottolichio^3, Olivier Hagolle^4, Alexandra Coynel^3 1: GEO-Transfert, ADERA, Université de Bordeaux, France; 2: Laboratoire d'Océanographie de Villefranche, UMR 7093 - CNRS / UPMC, France; 3: UMR EPOC, Université de Bordeaux-CNRS, France; 4: CESBIO, CNRS,UPS, CNES, IRD, France Use of Sentinel-2 for inland waters quality monitoring – preparatory activities and first results Antoine Mangin^1,2, Odile Hembise Fanton d'Andon^1,2, Romain Serra^1 1: ACRI-ST, France; 2: Groupement d'Intérêt Scientifique - Couleur de l'Océan Sentinel 2 Water Quality Applications in South Africa: Assessment of User Needs and Potential Algorithmic Approaches Stewart Bernard^3, Mark William Matthews^1, Lisl Robertson Lain^1, Derek Griffith^2 1: Oceanography Department, University of Cape Town, South Africa; 2: DPSS Optronics, CSIR, South Africa; 3: NRE Earth Observation, CSIR, South Africa Investigations toward S2 and S3 Time Series for Monitoring Freshwater Lake Macrophytes Thomas Schneider^1, Patrick Wolf^2, Natascha Oppelt^3, Katja Dornhöfer^4, Peter Gege^5 1: Technische Universität München (TUM), Germany; 2: Technische Universität München (TUM), Germany; 3: Kiel University (CAU); 4: Kiel University (CAU); 5: German Aerospace Center (DLR) Sentinel -2 and the Copernicus observation system for freshwater ecosystem science in Australia Erin L. Hestir, Elizabeth J. Botha, Arnold Dekker, Tim Malthus CSIRO Land & Water, Australia
11:10am -  11:40am	Coffee Break Location: Big Hall (Building 14)	Coffee Break Location: Magellan (Building 1)
11:40am -  1:20pm	Methodologies and Techniques II - Parallel Session Location: Big Hall (Building 14) Chair: Bojan Bojkov, ESA Chair: Yann Kerr, CNES/CESBIO Sentinel-2 Level-2A Prototype Processor: Atmospheric and Topographic Correction of Simulated Level-1C Test Datasets Uwe Müller-Wilm^1, Jerome Louis^2, Rudolf Richter^3, Ferran Gascon^4, Marc Niezette^1 1: Telespazio VEGA Deutschland GmbH, Germany; 2: Telespazio France S.A.S, France; 3: Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR), Germany; 4: European Space Agency (ESA), ESRIN, Italy Potential of Sentinel-2 for retrieval of biophysical and biochemical vegetation parameters Daniel Scheffler, Theres Kuester, Karl Segl, Daniel Spengler, Hermann Kaufmann Helmholtz Centre Potsdam GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, Germany MUSCATE : An Operational Tool for Atmospheric Corrections And Monthly Composites Sentinel-2 Marc Leroy^1, Olivier Hagolle^2, Mireille Huc^2, Mohammed Kadiri^2, Gérard Dedieu^2, Joëlle Donadieu^1, Philippe Pacholczyk^1, Céline L'Helguen^1, Selma Cherchali^1 1: CNES, France; 2: CESBIO, France Quantifying thermal activity from space using daytime SWIR imagery Samuel William Murphy UNICAMP, Brazil Sentinel-2 and the Australian Geoscience Data Cube Simon Anthony Oliver, Adam Lewis, Medhavy Thankappan Geoscience Australia, Australia	Water: Inland, Coastal and Wetlands II - Parallel Session Location: Magellan (Building 1) Chair: Craig James Donlon, ESA Chair: Odile Fanton d'Andon, ACRI-ST CoastColour Spot 4 Take 5 Carsten Brockmann^1, Ruescas Ana^1, Pinnock Simon^2 1: Brockmann Consult GmbH, Germany; 2: ESA ESRIN, Italy Sentinel-2 MSI in the Monitoring of Lakes and Coastal Waters in Finland: Spectral and Spatial Resolution Considerations Kari Kallio, Sampsa Koponen, Jenni Attila, Mikko Kervinen, Timo Pyhälahti Finnish Environment Institute (SYKE), Finland Time-series Analysis of High Temporal Remote Sensing Data to Model Wetland Dynamics: a Hidden Markov Model Approach Sofia Siachalou^1, Georgia Doxani^2, Maria Tsakiri-Strati^1 1: Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece; 2: ESA/ESRIN, Rome, Italy Sentinel-2 Time Series for GlobWetland II to map Threats in Wetlands Kathrin Weise^1, Marc Paganini^2, Max Tobaschus^1,3, Martin Faber^1,3 1: Jena-Optronik GmbH, Germany; 2: European Space Agency, Italy; 3: Friedrich Schiller University Jena, Germnay GloboLakes: A Global Observatory of Lake Responses to Environmental Change Steve Groom^1, Andrew Tyler^2, Peter Hunter^2, Victor Vicente^1, Vagelis Spyrakos^2 1: PML, United Kingdom; 2: University of Stirling, UK
1:20pm -  1:40pm	Round Table (Methodologies and Techniques) Location: Big Hall (Building 14) Chair: Bojan Bojkov, ESA Chair: Yann Kerr, CNES/CESBIO Chair: Bernard Pinty, EC/JRC	Round Table (Water: Inland, Coastal and Wetlands) Location: Magellan (Building 1) Chair: Craig James Donlon, ESA Chair: Carsten Brockmann, Brockmann Consult GmbH Chair: Samantha Lavender, Pixalytics Ltd
1:40pm -  2:40pm	Lunch Location: ESRIN Canteen
2:40pm -  3:30pm	Session Summaries (Session Chairs) Location: Big Hall (Building 14) Chair: Mark Doherty, ESA Chair: Olivier Arino, ESA Session Summary - Agriculture G. Lemoine on behalf of H. Bach, L. Bydekerke, J. Latham and O. Léo Session Summary - Land Cover A. Belward on behalf of P. Defourny, T. Hӓme and C. Steenmans Session Summary - Forestry M. Hill on behalf of S. Bartalev, A. Held and F. Achard Session Summary - Water: Inland, Coastal and Wetlands C. Brockmann on behalf of S. Lavender, C. Donlon and O. Fanton d’Andon Session Summary - Methodologies and Techniques O. Hagolle on behalf of B. Pinty, B. Bojkov and Y. Kerr Closing of the Workshop Mark Doherty and Olivier Arino