Project Details
Description
The innovative character is manifold in technological and societal aspects: (a) technologically, the combination of automated pre-processing, pre-classification, and object-based techniques
allows for a large degree of knowledge-based, transferable information extraction routines; (b) from a societal point of view, this service development provides tools to deploy humanitarian
action in a more efficient, reflected, and effective way leading the way towards a Copernicus service component in the humanitarian domain.
The aim of the proposed project EO4HumEn+ therefore is to extend the established service portfolio to the diversifying needs of the humanitarian community
(including ICRC, the Austrian Red Cross, SOS Children’s Villages, MSF and Groundwater Relief), pursuing, inter alia, the following extensions as compared to its precursor project:
improving the capabilities of EO methods to provide realistic population estimations in urban areas, and implementing highly automated routines to better exploit the data stream
of the Sentinel missions.
| Acronym | EO4HumEn+ |
|---|---|
| Status | Finished |
| Effective start/end date | 1/05/16 → 30/04/18 |
Fields of Science and Technology Classification 2012
- 207 Environmental Engineering, Applied Geosciences
- 211 Other Technical Sciences
- 105 Geosciences
Fields of Science and Technology Classification 2012 (6-digit codes)
- 207402 Remote sensing
- 105403 Geoinformatics
- 211921 Civil protection and disaster control
Fields of Science and Technology Classification 2002
- 1933 Civil defence and disaster control
- 2702 Remote sensing
- 1810 Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
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Earth observation tools and services to increase the effectiveness of humanitarian assistance
Lang, S., Füreder, P., Riedler, B., Wendt, L., Braun, A., Tiede, D., Schoepfer, E., Zeil, P., Spröhnle, K., Kulessa, K., Rogenhofer, E., Bäuerl, M., Öze, A., Schwendemann, G. & Hochschild, V., 1 Jan 2019, In: European Journal of Remote Sensing.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
Open Access -
Earth observation for humanitarian assistance
Schoepfer, E., Lang, S., Zeil, P. & Riedler, B., 2017, In: GI_Forum. p. 157-165Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
Open Access -
Stratified template matching to support refugee camp analysis in OBIA workflows
Tiede, D., Krafft, P., Füreder, P. & Lang, S., 2017, In: Remote Sensing. 9, 4, 17 p., 326.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
Open Access
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Damage assessment with Earth Observation data
Riedler, B. (Speaker)
5 Sept 2019Activity: Talk or presentation › Oral presentation › science to science / art to art
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How Earth Observation can be used for Humanitarian Action
Riedler, B. (Speaker)
12 Jul 2019Activity: Talk or presentation › Oral presentation › science to science / art to art
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Einblick durch Überblick - Erdbeobachtung im Einsatz für Katastrophen-Management und humanitäre Krisen
Riedler, B. (Speaker) & Lang, S. (Speaker)
27 Mar 2019Activity: Talk or presentation › Oral presentation › science to public / art to public