eCognition 2005 User Meetings

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Welcome Markus Heynen, Definiens Imaging (485.5 KB)

Multi-scale approaches for mapping and monitoring arid rangelands - from ground photography to QuickBird imagery Andrea Laliberte, USDA-ARS Jornada Experimental Range (4.9 MB)

Per-segment Classification and Machine Learning Decision Trees Jason Tullis, University of Arkansas (8.0 MB)

eCognition - A beginners viewpoint Carol Mladinich, US Geological Survey (1.7 MB)

Land cover mapping in Anne Arundel County, Maryland Matt Vernier, Sanborn (8.0 MB)

Urban Growth Monitoring - the Phoenix, AZ metro area Matthias Möller, Arizona State University (4.8 MB)

A multi-scale segmentation approach to mapping seagrass habitats using airborne digital camera imagery Richard G. Lathrop, Paul Montesano, Scott Haag, Rutgers University (8.0 MB)

Using an object-oriented rule-based method to map major crop types in South Dakota Susan Maxwell, US Geological Survey (3.0 MB)

Mapping forest plant associations in northwestern Montana (USA) Jack Triepke, US Forest Service (0.8 MB)

Airport mapping and change detection Kumar Navulur, DigitalGlobe (5.6 MB)

Object-oriented image understanding and post earthquake damage assessment Luca Gusella, University of Bologna (8.0 MB)

Multi-scale object oriented integration of LANDSAT ETM, JERS-1, and SRTM datasets for floodplain classification in the Amazonian Madre de Dios watershed Josef Kellndorfer, University of Michigan (7.1 MB)

Object and feature fusion for multi-temporal change detection and feature classification Charles O'Hara, Mississippi State University (2.7 MB)

eCognition: Future Developments Gregor Willhauck, Definiens Imaging (0.8 MB)

Segmentation based urban land cover classification from aerial images and its potential to support the update of exisiting land use data bases Florian Kressler, ARC systems research, Austria (4.1 MB)

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