Conference Agenda

ID: 122 / 1.2.1: 1

Cross-border cropland indicators and field-scale rice system mapping from multi-sensor Earth observation in the Senegal River Valley

Jonas Meier¹, Niklas Heiss¹, Verena Huber García¹, Ursula Gessner¹, Claudia Kuenzer^1,2

¹German Aerospace Center, Germany; ²Instute for Geography and Geology, University of Wuerzburg

ID: 125 / 1.2.1: 2

Comparison and Independent Validation of Global High-resolution Remote Sensing Cropland Extent Products

Pengyu Hao¹, Aiman Batkalova¹, Zhongxin Chen¹, Francesco N. Tubiello², Giulia Conchedda³, Leon Casse²

¹Digital FAO and Agro-Informatics Division, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations; ²Statistics Division, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations; ³Land and Water Division, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

ID: 196 / 1.2.1: 3

Implementation of a standardised approach for crop type area estimation and mapping as part of the Coperncisu4GEOGLAM initiative

Christophe Sannier¹, Daan van Setten¹, Kristoff Van Tricht², Paul van der Voet³, Koen De Vos², Menno de Vries³, Victor Mutepa⁴, Bogdan Dovleac⁵, Ilaria Palumbo⁶

¹GAF AG, Germany; ²VITO, Belgium; ³TerraSphere, The Netherlands; ⁴VH Consultores, Mozambique; ⁵GISBOX, Romania; ⁶Seidor S.A., Spain under contract with the European Commission, JRC, Ispra (VA), Italy

ID: 205 / 1.2.1: 4

Comparing Earth Observation and Traditional Survey Approaches for Estimating Rice Harvested Area: A Case Study from Indonesia

Achmad Firmansyah, Wida Widiastuti, Kadarmanto -, Nasiya Utami, Novia Permatasari, Fawcet Makay, Aldi Rauf, Maria Claire

BPS Statistics Indonesia, Indonesia

ID: 213 / 1.2.1: 5

Operational Crop Mapping at Scale: How ESA WorldCereal Supports Agricultural Statistics

Kristof Van Tricht¹, Jeroen Degerickx¹, Christina Butsko¹, Hendrik Boogaard², Juan-Carlos Laso Bayas³, Santosh Karanam³, Shabarinath S. Nair⁴, Jeroen Dries¹, Vincent Verelst¹, Belen Franch Gras⁵, Italo Moletto-Lobos⁵, Andreu Guillem Valls⁵, Katarzyna Cyran⁵, Arun Pratihast², Lubos Kucera⁶, Martin Babic⁶, Inbal Becker-Reshef⁴, Steffen Fritz³, Sven Gilliams⁷, Benjamin Koetz⁸, Zoltan Szantoi⁸

¹VITO, Belgium; ²WUR, Netherlands; ³IIASA, Austria; ⁴University of Strassbourg, France; ⁵University of Valencia, Spain; ⁶GISAT, Czech Republic; ⁷GEOGLAM Secretariat, Switzerland; ⁸European Space Agency, Italy

ID: 221 / 1.2.1: 6

Mapping minor and mixed crops in Zambia and Zimbabwe using ESA WorldCereal crop classification system

Gerald Blasch¹, Shabarinath S Nair², Jeroen Degerickx³, Kristof Van Tricht³, Juan Carlos Laso Bayas⁴, Urs Schulthess¹, Kai Sonder¹, Mitelo Subakanya¹, Vimbayi Chimonyo¹, Inbal Becker Reshef⁵, Zoltan Szantoi⁶

¹International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT); ²University of Strasbourg, France; ³VITO, Belgium; ⁴International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, Austria; ⁵University of Maryland, College Park, USA; ⁶European Space Agency

ID: 298 / 1.2.1: 7

Importance of In Situ data for EO integration in agricultural statistics: requirements and opportunities

Guillaume Jadot¹, Boris Nörgaard¹, Pierre Houdmont¹, Abdoulaye Guindo¹, Lorenzo De Simone², Pierre Defourny¹, Sophie Bontemps¹

¹UCLouvain, Belgium; ²FAO

ID: 252 / 1.2.1: 8

The Copernicus Agricultural Mapping Service to support Food Security: Copernicus4GEOGLAM

Ilaria Palumbo², Felix Rembold¹, Michele Meroni², Christophe Sannier³, Daan van Setten³, Kristoff Van Tricht⁴, Paul van der Voet⁵

¹European Commission, Joint Research Centre (JRC), Ispra (VA), Italy; ²Seidor Consulting, Barcelona, Spain | Under contract with the European Commission, JRC, Ispra (VA), Italy; ³GAF AG, München, Germany; ⁴VITO Remote Sensing, Mol, Belgium; ⁵Terrasphere, Amsterdam, The Netherlands