Center for Hyperspectral Remote Sensing Europe (CHRSE)

About the CHRSE

The Center for Hyperspectral Remote Sensing Europe was formed in late 2019 by Headwall and geo-konzept to support the implementation and utilization of hyperspectral imaging technology with other sensor technology focusing on agriculture, mining, environmental monitoring and infrastructure inspection applications.

Thank You for Attending Our Spring 2023 CHRSE Workshop!

Wednesday, 19 April to Thursday, 20 April 2023 at the CHRSE facility at geo-konzept in Adelschlag, Germany.

Agenda

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Nearby Hotels

Hotel Trompete
Braugasthof Trompete
Ostenstr. 3
85072 Eichstätt, Germany
Email: mail@braugasthof-trompete.de
Tel: +49 8421 98 17 0

Hotel Adler
Marktplatz 22
85072 Eichstätt, Germany
Email: mail@adler-eichstaett.de
Tel: +49 8421 6767

Hotel Fuchs
Ostenstraße 8
85072 Eichstätt, Germany
Email: info@hotel-fuchs.de
Tel.: +49 8421 6789

Prior CHRSE Workshops

Our in-person attendance limit for the 2022 CHRSE Workshop was reached, so by popular demand we webcast and recorded two of the sessions at the workshop:

Our in-person attendance limit for the 2021 CHRSE Workshop was reached, so by popular demand we webcast and recorded two of the sessions at the workshop:

• Click Here to Register to see Planning a Hyperspectral UAV Mission
• Click Here to Register to see Hyperspectral data post-processing, including preparing a LiDAR Point Cloud and DEM, conversion to radiance / reflectance, and orthorectification

News

What's Happening

• Annual (in-person!) Workshop 2022

  Our annual CHRSE workshop for 2022 was a resounding success! If you were not able to attend in person, there are two recorded sessions available for you to see:

  Click Here to Register to see Mission Example: Cuprite, Nevada by Carson Roberts, Ph.D.

  Click Here to Register to see Two Hyperspectral Antarctic Histories: Curious Penguins and Red Algae by Dr. Prof. Luis Barbero.

  We hope to see you next year in Adelschlag!

• In-Person Workshop 2021

  Our first in-person workshop happened on Wed, Sep 8 and Thu, Sep 9, 2021. To follow health & safety protocols, the number of participants was limited, so 2 sessions were webcast. You can register to see one or both: Webcast Session 1: Wed, 8 Sep, Planning a UAV Hyperspectral Mission; Webcast Session 2: Thu, 9 Sep, Hyperspectral data post-processing, including preparing a LiDAR Point Cloud and DEM, conversion to radiance / reflectance, and orthorectification.

• Autumn Virtual Workshop 2020
  Due to the cancellation of the in-person Workshop in 2020, we are thrilled to be able to offer these engaging sessions for on demand viewing.

  Virtual Room 1

  Virtual Room 2
• Video Recording of Webinar: HSI Flights Over Vineyards

  Introduction to how Headwall's unmanned airborne solutions can monitor precious agricultural resources. See the recording!

• Video Recording of Webinar: Bringing HSI to Experimental Fields

  With the advent of commercial packages that are more intuitive and robust for use in the lab, in the greenhouse, in the field, and from the air, HSI can be used for classification purposes or as input values for machine-learning approaches. Advanced data-analysis tools such as MiniGIS allow the visualization of hyperspectral data, provide an opportunity for statistical, parcel-specific data analysis, and enable the user to create individual, trait-specific indices. See the recording! Questions and Answers coming shortly, too.

• Video Recording of Webinar: Veg Encroachment

  Watch the recording of our webinar Detecting Vegetation Encroachment on Infrastructure with Hyperspectral Imaging & LiDAR. Questions & Answers available, too!

• Postponed the Opening On-Site Workshop 2020

  Our inaugural workshop at the Center, originally scheduled for March 5-6, 2020, has been postponed indefinitely due to recent developments involving the coronavirus (COVID-19). Here is a letter if your travel company would like proof of our event cancellation.

• EE Times Article

  Recent article in EE Times on precision agriculture that features the Center, as well as quotes from Johannes Kutschera, head of Mining, Remote Sensing Department for Geo-Konzept, and Christian Felsheim, European Area Business Director for Headwall.