GIUV2016-305
The Laboratory for Earth Observation (LEO, http://ipl.uv.es/leo/) is part of the interdisciplinary research unit Image Processing Laboratory (IPL) from the University of Valencia. Led by Prof. J. Moreno, deals with most of the technical and scientific aspects of Earth observation, including design of new instrument missions, processing of new data types, in particular optical multi-angular and hyperspectral data. Research lines of LEO involve: Theoretical modeling of radiative transfer processes of natural surfaces, with emphasis on hyperspectral sampling of the electromagnetic radiation Development of algorithms and implementation of physical model inputs in Earth observation products: model inversion and data assimilation. Development of new instruments and techniques related to detection of fluorescence. Development of data processing methods (atmospheric correction, geometric corrections related to multi-angular systems, processing chains) Monitoring of natural vegetation, hydrological cycles, desertification, CO2 fluxes, and energy balances using Earth observation data. Definition of requirements, development of processing algorithms and data simulation for future sensors and...The Laboratory for Earth Observation (LEO, http://ipl.uv.es/leo/) is part of the interdisciplinary research unit Image Processing Laboratory (IPL) from the University of Valencia. Led by Prof. J. Moreno, deals with most of the technical and scientific aspects of Earth observation, including design of new instrument missions, processing of new data types, in particular optical multi-angular and hyperspectral data. Research lines of LEO involve: Theoretical modeling of radiative transfer processes of natural surfaces, with emphasis on hyperspectral sampling of the electromagnetic radiation Development of algorithms and implementation of physical model inputs in Earth observation products: model inversion and data assimilation. Development of new instruments and techniques related to detection of fluorescence. Development of data processing methods (atmospheric correction, geometric corrections related to multi-angular systems, processing chains) Monitoring of natural vegetation, hydrological cycles, desertification, CO2 fluxes, and energy balances using Earth observation data. Definition of requirements, development of processing algorithms and data simulation for future sensors and missions (FLEX, CHIME, SPECTRA), calibration and validation of optical satellite data (Sentinel-2, Sentinel-3, PROBA) and airborne data (CFL, AHS, CASI, HYPER).The LEO group started its work in the field of imaging spectroscopy in 1998 with the participation of Prof. José Moreno as coordinator of the field activities for ESA's DAISEX98 experiment. This experiment was set up to test the new hyperspectral airborne DAIS sensor developed by the German Aerospace Agency (DLR). Since then, LEO has been involved in more than 50 national and international research projects. In those projects, the group has dealt with most of the technical and scientific aspects of Earth observation, including design of new instrument missions, processing of new data types, in particular optical multi-angular and hyperspectral data.The group has developed a processing chain for automatic image preprocessing; starting from raw data, identifying and correcting for all types of noise, until delivery of atmospherically and geometrically corrected reflectance data and derived products (e.g. cloud maps, aerosol optical depth) at the highest possible quality. This processing chain is currently implemented in the ESA Basic ERS & Envisat (A)ATSR and MERIS Toolbox (BEAM) and has recently been applied to new generation optical sensors. LEO has taken the lead in the ESA FLuorescence EXplorer (FLEX) project running since 2007, which will be the first mission designed to globally map chlorophyll fluorescence emission originated from the terrestrial vegetation (http://ipl.uv.es/flex-parcs). FLEX was been accepted to become ESA's 8th Earth Explorer, which is planned to be launched in 2022. FLEX is proposed to fly in tandem with Copernicus' Sentinel-3 satellite to detect interrelated features of fluorescence, hyperspectral reflectance, and canopy temperature.
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- Remote Sensing Applications
- Teledetecció. Aplicaciones de la teledetección al medio ambiente, agricultura y calidad de aguas. Desarrollo de nuevos sensores y misiones de observación de la Tierra.
| Nom | Caràcter de la participació | Entitat | Descripció |
|---|---|---|---|
| José Felicísimo Moreno Méndez | Director-a | UVEG-Valencia | Catedràtic-a d'Universitat |
| Equip d'investigació | |||
| Jesús Valeriano Delegido Gómez | Membre | UVEG-Valencia | Catedràtic-a d'Universitat |
| Xavier Soria Perpiñá | Membre | UVEG-Valencia | Investigador-a doctor-a Sènior Prometeu |
| Esther Patricia Urrego de Marquez | Membre | UVEG-Valencia | Investigador-a en Formació Predoctoral en el Ministeri |
| Shari Romina Joojelijne Van Wittenberghe | Membre | UVEG-Valencia | Investigador-a contractat-ada Projecte Europeu |
| Bárbara Alvado Arranz | Col·laborador-a | UVEG-Valencia | Estudiant-a de doctorat de la Universitat de València |
| Eatidal Amin Darei | Col·laborador-a | UVEG-Valencia | Investigador-a en Formació Vali+d |
| Santiago Belda Palazón | Col·laborador-a | UA-Alicante | Científic-a Titular |
| Miguel Morata Dolz | Col·laborador-a | UVEG-Valencia | Professor-a Associat-da |
| Equip de Treball | |||
| Luis Alonso Chordá | Equip de Treball | UVEG-Valencia | Tècnic-a Superior UVEG |
| José Alberto Estévez García | Equip de Treball | UVEG-Valencia | Tècnic-a Mitjà UVEG |
| Adrian Jacinto Guillén | Equip de Treball | UVEG-Valencia | Tècnic-a Superior UVEG |
| Antonio Ruiz-Verdu | Equip de Treball | UVEG-Valencia | Tècnic-a Superior UVEG |
| Nancy Carolina Tenjo Gil | Equip de Treball | UVEG-Valencia | Tècnic-a Superior UVEG |
| Jochem Verrelst | Equip de Treball | UVEG-Valencia | Investigador-a contractat-ada Ramón y Cajal |
