AHN2 pointcloud viewer
A web application able to visualize the AHN2 point cloud data of the Netherlands.
Estimating Motion of Objects on Earth from Space
Dike and infrastructure failures are events with a low-probability, but an extremely high-impact. Reliable warning systems can save lives and property. We propose an autonomous processing system based on near-continuous streams of satellite data, which enables the estimation of indicative surface motion at millimetre-precision. For a reliable estimate of these motions, additional spatial and temporal information on, for example, soil types, building age, and weather conditions should be incorporated, which enables a more reliable estimation by Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques.
We will design, develop and demonstrate a generic toolbox for the homogenization of these additional data sources. Furthermore, an AI approach is designed and implemented which uses these homogenized datasets for the estimation of ground motion time series.
RS-DAT
continuous level representation for spatio-temporal phenomena in Open Point Cloud Maps
Using remote sensing to develop damage indicators across all Antarctic ice shelves
Using point clouds to their full potential
A web application able to visualize the AHN2 point cloud data of the Netherlands.
A web service to serve large point cloud data efficiently using octrees.
An Xarray extension to process coregistered Single Look Complex (SLC) image stacks acquired by Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR).
Xarray extension for Space-Time Matrix.