Plataforma para Análise e Visualização de Grandes Volumes de Dados Geoespaciais
Production, visualization and analysis of large volumes of remote sensing images modeled as multidimensional data cubes for the entire Brazilian territory.
Nas duas últimas semanas aconteceu o WorCAP 2020, evento do programa de Pós-Graduação em Computação Aplicada (CAP) do Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais (INPE). A equipe do BDC se fez presente no evento, no dia 09 de setembro de 2020 com a apresentação “Projeto Brazil Data Cube e suas pesquisas em computação aplicada” e nos …
A CBERS4 image mosaic of Brazil was launched today by the Brazil Data Cube project team. This mosaic uses CBERS4/WFI images, surface reflectance, with 64 meters of spatial resolution. It was generated with technologies under development in the Brazil Data Cube project, using the best pixel (free from cloud and cloud shadows) chosen in a …
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Na última sexta-feira, 04 de setembro de 2020, a equipe do Brazil Data Cube realizou o 1º BDC Tech Talks. O Brazil Data Cube Tech Talks (BDC Tech Talks) é uma série de palestras internas hospedadas pela Equipe de Desenvolvimento do BDC, com hands-on, sobre temas ligados ao desenvolvimento de tecnologias utilizadas no nosso projeto. …
The proceedings of 2020 Latin American GRSS & ISPRS Remote Sensing Conference is available at IEEE Explore with two papers written by the Brazil Data Cube project team. The first paper describes the INPE’s initiatives in using remote sensing images and cloud services of the Amazon Web Services (AWS) infrastructure to improve land use and …
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Brazil, Mexico, Colombia and Chile presented today (August, 19) their initiatives and experiences in creating Earth observation data cubes in a virtual workshop about Digital Earth Americas organized by CEPAL, NASA and INEGI. The workshop attendees discussed visions for a solution that provides relevant Earth observation data for the benefit of the Americas. The Brazil …
On August 12, 13 and 14, 2020, the Brazil Data Cube project team conducted a virtual hands-on training on the classification of remote sensing image time series using the R package for Satellite Image Time software package Series (SITS). The training was coordinated by Dr Gilberto Camara with support from the Brazil Data Cube (BDC) …
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Between July 20-24, 2020, collaborators of Brazil Data Cube Project carried out field work to collect samples in field to support project activities. Lucas Oldoni, doctoral student in Remote Sensing and José Guilherme Fronza, research associate of the project, master in Remote Sensing, both from Brazil’s National Institute for Space Research (INPE), traveled about 2904 …
The researchers of OBT/INPE, Karine Ferreira and Gilberto Queiroz, presented in June 16th, 2020, the results of the Brazil Data Cube project at GEO VIRTUAL SYMPOSIUM 2020, in the session: Leveraging Advanced Technologies – Focusing on Data Cubes. The presentation is available on the GEO – Group on Earth Observations channel on Youtube. The researchers …
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The GEO Data and Knowledge Week symposium, which would take place in Pequin, China, in February 2020, was postponed due de Coronavirus pandemic. It gave way to the GEO VIRTUAL SYMPOSIUM 2020 that will take place between the 15th and the 19th of June 2020 through virtual discussions and interactive webinars. Dr. Karine Ferreira and …
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The team of the Brazil Data Cube project is working at home since March 23rd, 2020 when the quarantine started in Brazil due to Corona virus pandemic. In this period, virtual meetings have been regularly held by the project team to discuss activities and results. If you can, stay home! Source: Brazil Data Cube Project.