Eight-band Data Challenge09/08/2010 |
| Remote sensing and GIS researchers have access to high-resolution imagery with eight spectral bands, including coastal blue, yellow, red-edge and NIR2. DigitalGlobe is calling for papers making use of this new capacity |
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The Eight-Band Challenge offers the opportunity to win imagery for research use, a chance to win USD5,000 and present your findings at Geospatial World Forum in January 2011.
All accepted proposals will be granted free eight-band multispectral imagery, up to 100sq km in order to conduct the research. Completed research papers will be evaluated by a panel of experts who will select five winning papers. The winners will be invited to present their findings at the Geospatial World Forum in Hyderabad, India, 18th to 21st January 2011.
Deadline for proposal submission is 31st August 2010.
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