2018中欧科技合作“龙计划”四期中期成果国际学术研讨会  

 

2018年6月19日至22日中国 西安  

 

会议网址: http://dragon4.esa.int/2018-symp/  

 

中欧科技合作“龙计划”是中国科技部与欧洲空间局于2004年开始在地球观测应用领域共同启动的大型国际合作项目，至今已顺利实施十四年，是我国在地球观测应用领域规模最大的国际合作项目，被誉为中欧科技合作的良好典范。

 

在“龙计划”合作框架下，中欧合作开展研究、举办高级培训班和共享卫星遥感数据，共同取得了一大批具有国际先进水平的研究成果，有效促进了中欧地球观测应用水平的提高和遥感技术应用领域的拓展，为双方培养了一大批后备人才，产生了广泛的国际影响。

 

“龙计划”四期为期4年(2016-2020年)，共设置了27个合作项目，中欧双方共有600多位专家和青年学者参与合作研究，覆盖了中欧大部分从事遥感应用研究的大学与研究所，成为中欧遥感应用领域最广泛最知名的合作项目。2018年是“龙计划”四期中期成果收获的一年，为全面总结“龙计划”四期执行以来取得的合作研究成果，交流合作经验，研讨四期后期的合作内容，经中欧双方协商，兹定于2018年6月19日-22日在西安召开“龙计划”四期中期成果国际学术研讨会。

 

近年来，西安科技大学测绘科学与技术学院摄影测量与遥感学科团队面向森林蓄积量、碳储量估测等重大科学问题，国土资源调查、地理国情监测、精准农林服务、古文物保护等多领域需求，深入研究影像处理相关理论、影像空域与频域滤波增强算法、影像相关极值测度、数学形态学增强及高分遥感影像处理理论与技术，研究数字近景摄影测量、三维激光扫描、主动遥感技术，研发多镜头倾斜摄影测量系统，应用于无人机摄影测量试验。取得了多项重要理论和应用成果，在行业内产生积极影响。

 

为了推进国际合作，增强学术影响力，向60周年校庆献礼，由我校牵头，联合长安大学共同申请承办2018“龙计划”四期中期成果国际学术研讨会。科技部国家遥感中心国遥字[2018]005号文件批复，同意西安科技大学、长安大学共同承办此次会议。

 

联系人：王蕾钦

 

电话：029- 85583176

 

电子邮箱：dragon2018_xust@163.com

 

通讯地址：陕西省西安市雁塔中路58号西安科技大学测绘学院

 

地方组织委员会主席：

 

周孝德，西安科技大学 党委书记

 

副主席：

 

张威虎，西安科技大学 副校长

 

执行主席:

 

姚顽强，西安科技大学 测绘科学与技术学院 教授

 

副主席：

 

张  勤，长安大学 地质工程与测绘学院 教授

 

成员：

 

周  斌，西安科技大学 高层次人才办公室 主任

 

柴  敬，西安科技大学 学科建设办公室 主任

 

尚长春，西安科技大学 对外联络与合作处 处长

 

李满良，长安大学 高层次人才办公室 主任

 

高  伟，长安大学 国际合作处 副处长

 

秘书处：

 

秘 书 长：

 

汤伏全，西安科技大学 测绘科学与技术学院 教授

 

赵超英，长安大学 地质工程与测绘学院 教授

 

成员：

 

周自翔，西安科技大学

 

武继峰，西安科技大学

 

史晓亮，西安科技大学

 

郑俊良，西安科技大学

 

李朋飞，西安科技大学

 

张朝辉，西安科技大学

 

王蕾钦，西安科技大学

 

王  利，长安大学

 

张双成，长安大学

 

杨成生，长安大学

 

朱  武，长安大学

 

赵建林，长安大学

 

ESA-MOST Dragon Cooperation

 

2018 Dragon 4 Mid-term Results Symposium

 

19-22 June 2018, Xi’an, China

 

Website: http://dragon4.esa.int/2018-symp/

 

The Dragon program, commenced in 2004, is a cooperation between the European Space Agency (ESA) and the Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) of China. There have been 4 phases of the Dragon program, each lasting 4 years. Being the largest international cooperation for China in the field of earth observation, the Dragon program has been widely acknowledged as a great example for the China-Europe cooperation.

 

In the Dragon program, Chinese and European teams jointly undertake scientific research, organize training courses, and share remote sensing data. After 14 years of cooperation, the Dragon program has achieved impressive results and becomes more and more globally influential, largely promoting the communications between Chinese and European scientists (particularly young scientists), and enhancing the development of remote sensing technologies and their applications in earth observation.

 

The lastest and newest phase Dragon 4, commenced in July 2016 at the Wuhan Dragon 4 kick-off symposium and will be completed in 2020. The Dragon 4 is currently the most well-known China-Europe cooperation on remote sensing applications. It has 27 cooperation projects, involving over 600 scientists and most of the Chinese and European universities and research institutes working on remote sensing applications. There have been two years since the start of the Dragon 4, and it is now the time to systematically review and summarize the results produced during last two years, and to work out the plan for future cooperations. Given the above context, the 2018 Dragon 4 Mid-term Results Symposium will take place in Xi’an, China, on 19-22 June 2018.

 

In order to seek a better way for forest growing stock estimation, carbon stock estimation, land and resource survey, geographical condition monitoring, precision agriculture service, antique protection etc., the photogrammetry and remote sensing research team in the College of Geomatics, Xi’an University of Science and Technology (XUST), has been conducting in-depth studies on image processing theories, estimation of extremum image correlation, mathematical morphology enhancement, and the theory and technology of high-resolution remote sensing image processing. The team has also been studying the digital close-range photogrammetry, 3D laser scanner, active remote sensing technology, multi-lens tilt photogrammetry system, and has applied them to UAV photogrammetry experiments. The above research has yielded important theoretical and application outcomes, which are influential in the field.

 

In order to promote international collaborations, enhance academic influences, and celebrate the 60th anniversary, XUST has made an application to the MOST for the joint organization of the 2018 Dragon 4 Mid-term Results Symposium with Chang’an University. The MOST has approved the application in the No. [2018]005 document issued by the National Remote Sensing Center of China (NRSCC).

 

WANG Leiqin

 

Tel: 029- 85583176

 

Email: dragon2018_xust@163.com

 

Address: College of Geomatics, Xi’an University of Science and Technology,

 

No. 58, Yanta Road, Xi’an, China

 

LOCAL ORGANISING COMMITTEE
Chairs	Zhou Xiaode	Party Secretary, Xi’an University of Science and Technology (XUST)
Co-Chairs	Zhang Weihu	Vice President, XUST
Executive Chairs	Yao Wanqiang	Professor, College of Geomatics, XUST
	Zhang Qin	Professor, School of Geology Engineering and Geomatics, Chang’an University
Members	Zhou Bin	Director of High-level Talent Office, XUST
	Chai Jing	Director of Discipline Construction Office, XUST
	Shang Changchun	Director of International Exchange and Cooperation Office, XUST
	Li Manliang	Vice Director of High-level Talent Office, Chang’an University
	Gao Wei	Vice Director of Office of International Cooperation Exchange, Chang’an University
Secretariat	Tang Fuquan	Professor, College of Geomatics, XUST
	Zhao Chaoying	Professor, School of Geology Engineering and Geomatics, Chang’an University
Members	Zhou Zixiang	Lecturer, College of Geomatics, XUST
	Wu Jifeng	Lecturer, College of Geomatics, XUST
	Shi Xiaoliang	Associate Professor, College of Geomatics, XUST
	Zheng Junliang	Lecturer, College of Geomatics, XUST
	Li Pengfei	Associate Professor, College of Geomatics, XUST
	Zhang Zhaohui	Lecturer, College of Geomatics, XUST
	Wang Leiqin	Lecturer, College of Geomatics, XUST
	Wang Li	Associate Professor, Chang’an University
	Zhang Shuangcheng	Associate Professor, Chang’an University
	Yang Chengsheng	Associate Professor, Chang’an University
	Zhu Wu	Associate Professor, Chang’an University
	Zhao Jianlin	Lecturer, Chang’an University