The Asian Conference on Remote Sensing (ACRS) was initiated over twenty years ago, and has since evolved into an important annual event where national remote sensing agencies, leading remote sensing practitioners and researchers meet to exchange views and experiences. With remote sensing technology advancing into 1-m resolution and hyperspectral imaging, there is increased awareness and interest in remote sensing technology in Asia. The ACRS provides an opportunity for scientists, engineers, researchers and users of remote sensing technology to meet and deliberate on advances in remote sensing technology, to establish collaborative ties, and to forster friendship.

The 22nd Asian Conference on Remote Sensing - ACRS 2001 was successfully held in Singapore from 5 - 9 November 2001, at the Singaapore International Convention and Exhibition Centre. The Conference was jointly organised by the Centre for Remote Imaging, Sensing and Processing (CRISP) of the National University of Singapore, Singapore Institute of Surveyors and Valuers (SISV), and the Asian Association on Remote Sensing (AARS).

ACRS 2001 was well attended by 481 participants from 27 countries/regions, with 252 technical papers presented in the conference. The presentations of technical papers were scheduled in 29 technical sessions and 3 poster sessions.

The entire proceedings of ACRS 2001 is now online in this web site. The papers are available as PDF files, which are viewable using the Acrobat Reader^® plug-in for your web-browser.

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