PE&RS February 2016 - page 134

FORTHCOMING ARTICLES
Ting On Chan, Derek D. Lichti, David Belton, and Hoang
Long Nguyen, Automatic Point Cloud Registration Using
a single Octagonal Lamp Pole.
John W. Coulston, Christine E. Blinn , Valerie A. Thomas,
and Randolph H. Wynne, Approximation Prediction
Uncertainty for Random Forest Regression Models.
Bonnie Ruefenacht, Comparison of Three Landsat-TM
Compositing Methods: A Case Study Using Modeled Tree
Canopy Cover.
Ahmed Izadipour, Behzad Akbari, and Barat Mojaradi , A
Feature Selection Approach for Segmentation of Very
High-Resolution Satellite Images.
Zhuoting Wu, Dennis Dye, John Vogel, and Barry Middleton,
Estimating Forest and Woodland Aboveground Biomass
Using Active and Passive Remote Sensing.
Robyn A. Barbato, Karen L. Foley, Adam LeWinter, David
Finnegan, Sergey Vecherin , John E. Anderson, Kennrth
Yamamoto, Christian Borden, Eathan Fahy, Nathan
Calandra, and Charles M. Reynolds, The Attenuation of
Retroreflective Signatures on Surface Soils.
Dan Liu, Xuejun Liu, and Meizhen Wang, Camera Self-
Calibration with Lens Distortion from a Single Image.
Taoyang Wang, Guo Zhang , Yonghua Jiang, Siyue Wang ,
Wenchao Huang, and Litao Li, Combined Calibration
Method Based on Rational Function Model for the Chinese
GF-1 Wide-Field-of-View Imagery
Cai Cai, Peijun Li, and Huiran Jin, Extraction of Urban
Impervious Surface Using Two-Season Worldview-2
Images: A Comparison.
Craig Mahoney, Chris Hopkinson, Alex Held, Natascha
Kljun, and Eva van Gorsel, ICESat/GLAS Canopy Height
Sensitivity Inferred from Airborne Lidar.
Somayeh Yavari, Mohammad Javad Valadan Zoej, Mahmod
Reza Sahebi, and Mehdi Mokhtarzade, A Novel Automatic
Structural Linear Feature-Based Matching Method
Based on New Concepts of Mathematically-Generated
Points and Lines.
Aaron E. Maxwell, Timothy A. Warner, and Michael P.
Strager, Predicting Palustrine Wetland Probability Using
Random Forest Machine Learning and Digital Elevation
Data- Derived Terrain Models.
Pramod Kumar Konugurthi, Raghavendra Kune, Ravi
Nooka, and Venkataraman Sarma, Autonomous Ortho-
Rectification of Very High Resolution Imagery Using SIFT
and Generic Algorithm.
CALENDAR
FEBRUARY
26, GeoByte—Beyond NDVI … 2016. For more
information, visithttp://www.asprs.org/GISD-Division/
Online-Seminars.html.
MARCH
25, GeoByte—A Geospatial Approach to Mapping
Environmental Sound Levels Across the United States.
For more information, visithttp://www.asprs.org/GISD-
Division/Online-Seminars.html.
APRIL
11-15, IGTF 2016, Ft. Worth, Texas, For more
information, visithttp://conferences.asprs.org/Fort-
Worth-2016/blog.
29, GeoByte—Designing National Park Service Visitor
Maps. For more information, visithttp://www.asprs .
org/GISD-Division/Online-Seminars.html.
To have your special event published in
PE&RS, contact Rae Kelley,rkelley@asprs.org.
MAY
24-25, GEO Business 2016, London, United Kingdom.
For more information, visithttp://geobusinessshow.
com/.
27, GeoByte—CyberGIS: Foundations and Principles.
For more information, visithttp://www.asprs.org/GISD-
Division/Online-Seminars.html.
JULY
22, GeoByte—Getting More From Remote Sensing Data
Using OGC Standards. For more information, visit
http://www.asprs.org/GISD-Division/Online-Seminars.
html.
30–August 7, “COSPAR 2016”—41st Scientific
Assembly of the Committee on Space Research
(COSPAR), Istanbul, Turkey. For more information, visit
http://www.cospar-assembly.org.
AUGUST
5, GeoByte—Aqueduct Global Flood Analyzer – A Web
Tool To Estimate Global Flood Risks For Current and
Future Scenarios. For more information, visit http://
www.asprs.org/GISD-Division/Online-Seminars.html.
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