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1 ORFEO Preparatory Program WG-5 "Hydrology" Toulouse - Spot Image 10th of june, WG "Hydrology" Jean-Stéphane Bailly ORFEO Preparatory Program
2 Hydrology group composition Hydrologists : Research, Public managers, Engineering Anne-Véronique AUZET Strasbourg University - IMFS Florence BAILLARIN SPOT Image Nicolas BAGHDADI Cemagref Jean-Stéphane BAILLY ENGREF-AgroParisTech Montpellier Catherine FREISSINET SOGREAH Patrick LACHASSAGNE BRGM Catherine OTTLE CETP/CNRS Thomas NAGLER ENVEO IT GmbH Sylvain PAYRAUDEAU ENGEES Strasbourg Thierry PELLARIN LTHE Grenoble Thierry PERCIE DU SERT ARPE Midi-Pyrénées Christian PUECH Cemagref Montpellier Aziz SERRADJ LIV Strasbourg Philippe VERVIER ECOBAG CNES : Selma CHERCHALI Hervé JEANJEAN Moderator - DCT/SI/AP Superisor - DSP/OT 2 WG "Hydrology" Jean-Stéphane Bailly ORFEO Preparatory Program
3 Hydrology group : domains of interest Hydrological elementary processes Water cycle and budget Fluvial systems : river-beds, wetlands monitoring Surface and groundwater : resources management Floods and related risks : modeling and monitoring at local and regional scales 3 WG "Hydrology" Jean-Stéphane Bailly ORFEO Preparatory Program
4 Relevance of VHR satellite imagery? VHR Images and 3D products, an expected benet for : Small, thin (i.e. linear) objects detection-characterization Land-use cartography with detailed legend Hydrological elds monitoring at VHR To build indicators for catchment, uvial system, wetlands or ood plain diagnosis For spatially distributed hydrological models parametrization The usual questions : Feasibility of information extraction? Accuracies? Is there an "optimum" spatial resolution? 4 WG "Hydrology" Jean-Stéphane Bailly ORFEO Preparatory Program
5 Target Applications Hydrological requirements from ORFEO products : Quantities : water supply, oods, erosion... Infrastructures and buildings mapping : Flood stakes inventory, articial cover estimation, articial networks detection (ditches), urban pollution sources detection Soil properties estimation : moisture, roughness Precise topography and water surface pathes Waterbodies delineation and evolution Vegetation detection : hedges, vegetation cover indices Quality : pesticides, nutrients Water turbidity estimation Eutrophication detection Agricultural (on plots and stubbles) practices detection Water Eco-systems : Monitoring of aquatic habitats Riverbed geomorphology mapping : delineation, bathymetry Riparian vegetation mapping 5 WG "Hydrology" Jean-Stéphane Bailly ORFEO Preparatory Program
6 Target Applications Interactions with other themes : Agriculture : Agricultural practices detection Cartography : Land use Risks : Floods modeling Geology : Geomorphology (DEM) 6 WG "Hydrology" Jean-Stéphane Bailly ORFEO Preparatory Program
7 Phase 1 : What is useful for hydrology From "products les" inquiry : 12 les 7 WG "Hydrology" Jean-Stéphane Bailly ORFEO Preparatory Program
8 Phase 1 : What is useful for hydrology Common mapping requirements : Object or variable Buildings and roads Dams, canals, ditches Waterbodies delineation Hedges, plot vegetation cover Agricultural practices 8 WG "Hydrology" Jean-Stéphane Bailly ORFEO Preparatory Program
9 Phase 1 : What is useful for hydrology More specic information extraction : Object or variable Soil surface moisture and roughness Gullies, tillage practices Geomorphology (DTM), water pathes Bathymetry and riverbed geomorphology 9 WG "Hydrology" Jean-Stéphane Bailly ORFEO Preparatory Program
10 Phase 2 : Thematic Studies and Sites 6 studies in progress : cultivated and natural landscapes Studied objects-variables Investigator Sites Data rivers morphology bathymetry Cemagref Durance QB terrain morphology gullies Cemagref-EMA Cevennes QB surface roughness tillage practices CETP Blosseville Ikonos surface roughness Cemagref- Villamblain, soil moisture CETP Orgeval TerraSAR ditches weed control practices terrain morphology hydrographic networks INRA Roujan ENGEES-IMFS Bruche - QB, Pelican, TerraSAR 10 WG "Hydrology" Jean-Stéphane Bailly ORFEO Preparatory Program
11 Some rst results : (1) River bed geomorphology monitoring Morphologic segmentation of shallow rivers from Quickbird images : case study of the Durance river J.S. Bailly, C. Puech, Y. Le-Coarer, S. Reyes-Castillo, J. Damis, C. Delenne ; Cemagref, HSM/CNRS Objectives : Context of the European water framework, To map shallow rivers (< 2m depth) geomorphology : water depth river-bed delineation and width functioning segments : ries, pools Data : QB images : P, XS, P+XS Ground-truth measurements (depth, functioning segments) 11 WG "Hydrology" Jean-Stéphane Bailly ORFEO Preparatory Program
![band ratios [Legleiter 2005] based on beer-lambert laws depth : 9 cm RMSE. XS 2.4 m : better results.](/docs-images/72/66681130/images/12-1.jpg "Bathymetry along 45 km of river clustering on ow convergence + depth grids along river : ries and pools detection 12 WG \"Hydrology\"")
12 Some rst results : (1) River bed geomorphology monitoring Results (1) : riverbed delineation using image segmentation + classication : 95% of accuracy methods to produce derivative information : width and ow convergence along river Results (2) : depth : regression on band ratios [Legleiter 2005] based on beer-lambert laws depth : 9 cm RMSE. XS 2.4 m : better results. Bathymetry along 45 km of river clustering on ow convergence + depth grids along river : ries and pools detection 12 WG "Hydrology" Jean-Stéphane Bailly ORFEO Preparatory Program
13 Some rst results : (2) Soil surface characterization Potential of TerraSAR-X SAR data for the characterization of soil surface parameters N. Baghdadi, M. Zribi, C. Loumagne, P. Ansart, T.P. Anguela ; BRGM, CETP/CNRS, Cemagref Objectives : Data : TerraSAR-X images : HH, and To assess the potential of spatial SAR in X-band for the characterization of soil moisture and surface roughness Ground-truth measurements : roughness soil moisture 13 WG "Hydrology" Jean-Stéphane Bailly ORFEO Preparatory Program
14 Some rst results : (2) Soil surface characterization Results (1) : Results (2) : 14 WG "Hydrology" Jean-Stéphane Bailly ORFEO Preparatory Program
15 Next steps and milestones Validation of thematic studies still going on : Masters for PhD ending in 2010 with risks thematic group Data delivery for "Bruche" study Identifying generic methodological requirements (OTB) : Landscapes linear element detection? Surface waters delineation? High resolution DTM generation in natural areas 15 WG "Hydrology" Jean-Stéphane Bailly ORFEO Preparatory Program
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