|
Airborne Remote Sensing for Developing
Hong Kong Spatial Data Infrastructure
Principal Investigator:
Lin, Hui
Co-investigator(s):
Zhou, Chenghu
Guo, Huadong
Shao, Yun
Chen, David Yongqin
Sun, Hanqiu
Zhou, Qiming
Summary:
This project will conduct a series of airborne remote sensing, with
supplementary data from other sources such as satellite remote sensors,
for developing HKSDI. Remote sensing data are raw information gathered
by sensors installed on various platforms from which a vast amount
of information useful to many industrial, government and other public
sectors can be extracted.
The project will be undertaken by the Joint Laboratory for GeoInformation
Science of The Chinese University of Hong Kong that is managed by
researchers with extensive experience in remote sensing and GIS.
It will deliver within 24 months the following:
- Internet-based Hong Kong spatial data resources, consisting
of satellite imagery (low earth orbit) and airborne remote sensing
imagery;
- Internet-based thematic maps and technical reports; and
- Software packages for remote sensing image analysis and for
public information service.
|
