On the 20th of September five Students from Stellenbosch University presented their research and findings to the GIS community at the Western Cape GISSA quarterly meeting in Durbanville.
- Michael Johnson (MSc) – Extraction of coastal ocean wave characteristic parameters using multispectral remote sensing and computer vision technologies.
- Gerrit Low (PhD) – Object-based terrain analysis and soil spectroscopy in a fluvial terrace dominated landscape.
- Liezl Vermeulen (Honours) – A novel approach to deriving landscape productivity using Google Earth Engine.
- Julie Verhulp (Masters) – The development of a robust decision tree to classify land cover in the Eastern Cape.
- Emma Lock (Honours) – An investigation into the contribution of interferometric coherence for burnt area mapping.
The CGA congratulates them on their work and findings.
From left to right: Michael Johnson (SU), Raoul Duesimi (NGI/GISSA), Liezl Vermeulen (SU), Emma Lock (SU)
From left to right: Liezl Vermeulen (SU), Emma Lock (SU), Jano Barnard (SU), Michael Johnson (SU)
Students presenting their work: Emma Lock, Liezl Vermeulen, Gerrit Low.