Distinguished Lecturer Program

The Distinguished Lecturer program is a service of the Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society and its members to support our chapter activities. Our goal is provide chapters with access to leading professionals in our discipline. The GRSS will provide funding for up to two speakers per chapter per year. For more details see:

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R. Keith Raney

Keith Raney
Topic:
Two Hybrid-Polarimetric Imaging Radars at the Moon:  Their Design, Build, and Results
Institution:
The Johns Hopkins University
Country:
US
Email:
Keith.Raney@jhuapl.edu

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Riccardo Lanari

Riccard Lanari
Topic:
Differential SAR Interferometry: basic principles, key applications and new advances.
Institution:
IREA-CNR
Country:
Italy
Email:
lanari.r@irea.cnr.it

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Melba Crawford

Topic:
Advanced Methods for Classification of Hyperspectral Data
Institution:
Associate Dean of Engineering for Research, Purdue University
Country:
USA
Email:
mcrawford@purdue.edu

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Werner Wiesbeck

Werner Wiesbeck
Topic:
Digital Beam-Forming in Remote Sensing
Institution:
Institute for High Frequency and Electronics
Country:
Germany
Email:
ihe@ihe.uka.de

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Ya-Qiu Jin

Ya-Qiu Jin
Topic:
Research on the modeling and simulation of polarimetric scattering and information retrieval for microwave remote sensing
Institution:
Key Laboratory of Wave Scattering and Remote Sensing Information (MoE) Fudan University
Country:
China
Email:
yqjin@fudan.edu.cn

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Dr. David G. Goodenough

Dr. David Goodenough
Topic:
Methods and Systems for Applications
Institution:
Computer Science Department, Faculty of Engineering, University of Victoria
Country:
Canada
Email:
dggoodenough@shaw.ca

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Yann Kerr

Topic:
SMOS First Successes and Related Issues
Institution:
CESBIO(CNES CNRS UPS IRD)
Country:
France
Email:
yann.kerr@cesbio.cnes.fr

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Lorenzo Bruzzone

Topic:
Current scenario and challenges in the analysis of multitemporal remote sensing images
Institution:
Department of Information Engineering and Computer Science, University of Trento
Country:
Italy
Email:
lorenzo.bruzzone@ing.unitn.it

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