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Observed images, research and application examples using PRISM, AVNIR-2 and PALSAR.

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The research development targets for ALOS data utilization and its algorithm development for data products are described.

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Accuracy evaluations and assessments of ALOS products.

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An international project led by JAXA EORC.

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To obtain the image with spatial and temporal consistencies over sub-continental scale.

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Call for research proposal using ALOS products.

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Information of ALOS related meeting.

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Technical information and document to use ALOS products.

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FAQ and guidance to use ALOS products.

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Overview of ALOS and its sensors.

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November 1 (Thursday)
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(1)	Welcome address
		T. Moriyama, Dep. Manager ALOS Program - NASDA SPPD
(2)	Background (A. Rosenqvist, NASDA EORC)
		· The ALOS Kyoto & Carbon Initiative · Objectives of the workshop
(3)	ALOS technical/operational capabilities and limitations		(6KB)
		- ALOS space- and ground segments - technical and operational limitations affecting data observations (N. Ito, NASDA ALOS Project) - EORC data processing issues (M. Shimada, NASDA EORC)
(4)	Open floor session 1 - The "optimal" sensor configuration
		Moderator: T.Le Toan (CESBIO, France) Target: A proposal for an "optimal" sensor configuration(s)
		LUNCH
(5)	Political and scientific information requirements
		- Kyoto Protocol information requirements (Y. Yamagata, NIES)	(858KB)
		- Carbon cycle (TCO) information requirements (J. Tschirley, FAO)	(1.8MB)
(6)	Open floor session 2 - Kyoto & Carbon requirements
		Moderator: T. Krug (INPE, Brazil) Target: KP and C data requirements
(7)	Open floor session 3 - From data take to derived information
		Moderator: S. Quegan (Univ. Sheffield, U.K.) Target: Initiating a discussion about output products/derived information

November 2 (Friday)
(1)	Open floor session 4 - Regional considerations
		Moderator: C. Schmullius (Friedrich Schiller Univ., Germany) Anticipated output: Understanding of specific regional characteristics and how the acquisition plan should be adapted to capture relevant phenomena.
(2)	The ALOS K & C Systematic Data Acquisition Strategy
		Description of the preliminary acquisition plan (A. Rosenqvist)
(3)	Open floor session 5 (hands-on) - Re-drafting the acquisition strategy
		Moderator: B. Chapman, JPL, U.S.A. Anticipated output: A revised acquisition strategy for ALOS K & C.
		LUNCH
(4)	Open floor session 5 (continued)
(5)	Loose ends and action items
(6)	Review of minutes/summary preparation
(7)	Workshop summary (open to all NASDA)		(11KB)
		C. Dobson ,NASA, U.S.A.
(8)	Closing remarks
		F. Ohtsuki, Director NASDA EORC