Unique biodiversity and reef ecosystems may be threatened by climate change and anthropogenic activity.
Scientists and governments need better assessment and monitoring of marine, atmospheric, and global environments.
Remote sensing is an essential technology for collecting data.
Why a remote sensing conference in New Caledonia?
New Caledonia is a typical example of an island under development that wants to protect its incredible preserved ecosystems.
New Caledonia has strong scientific knowledge of local environmental challenges.
New Caledonia has been proposed as a UNESCO world heritage site.
What you can do?
Present your research and participate in one of the world’s most important conferences on remote sensing for monitoring island ecosystems and threats to the global environment.
The symposium encompasses:
Theoretical basis, technical approaches, and application methods of marine, land, and atmosphere remote sensing
Active and passive technique technologies
Coastal zone management applications
Weather, air quality, and climate monitoring and prediction applications
Symposium Chairs SPIE thanks the chairs for their work in organizing this meeting.
Upendra N. Singh NASA Langley Research Center (USA)
Robert J. Frouin Scripps Institution of Oceanography (USA)
Frédéric Guillard Government of New Caledonia (New Caledonia)
