Innovations in Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing: Modern Sensors, New Processing Strategies and Advances in Applications (Volume II)

Dear Colleagues,

This Special Issue is seeking papers showing the progress made in key areas of photogrammetry and remote sensing. Papers focused on modern and/or forthcoming sensors, improvements in data processing strategies, and the assessment of their reliability are welcome for the Special Issue. Additionally, we aim to collect papers devoted to the application of such innovations as proof of the contribution made by the observation of the natural and built environment and our understanding of phenomena at the required spatial scale. In particular, the following topics may be addressed in the proposed submissions:

• Forthcoming sensors in photogrammetry and remote sensing;
• Quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC);
• Potentialities offered by multi-sensors data fusion;
• Methodologies for near real-time mapping and monitoring from aerial/satellite platforms;
• Big dataset handling;
• Artificial Intelligence for data processing;
• 3D modelling;
• Error budgets;
• Novel approaches for the processing of multi-temporal data;
• Design, testing, and applications of new sensors.

Dr. Francesco Pirotti
Prof. Dr. Francesco Mancini
Guest Editors

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