Johannes Lohse
Researcher / Earth Observation
Wenkai Guo,
Polona Itkin,
Johannes Lohse,
Malin Johansson,
Anthony Paul Doulgeris
:
Cross-platform classification of level and deformed sea ice considering per-class incident angle dependency of backscatter intensity
Johannes Lohse,
Anthony Paul Doulgeris,
Wolfgang Dierking
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Incident Angle Dependence of Sentinel-1 Texture Features for Sea Ice Classification
Johannes Lohse,
Anthony Paul Doulgeris,
Wolfgang Dierking
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Mapping sea-ice types from Sentinel-1 considering the surface-type dependent effect of incidence angle
Johannes Lohse,
Anthony Paul Doulgeris,
Wolfgang Dierking
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An Optimal Decision-Tree Design Strategy and Its Application to Sea Ice Classification from SAR Imagery
Truls Karlsen,
Malin Johansson,
Johannes Lohse,
Wolfgang Dierking
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Arctic sea ice monitoring using C- and L-band SAR – how multi-frequency SAR can support a changing Arctic
2023
Johannes Lohse,
Catherine Cecilia A Taelman,
Alistair Everett,
Nick Hughes
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Fully-automated navigation support for vessels in the Arctic: An application and validation example of ice type mapping during the CIRFA cruise 2022
2023
Malin Johansson,
Johannes Lohse
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Sea ice studies using C- and L-band SAR
2022
Malin Johansson,
Polona Itkin,
Catherine Cecilia A Taelman,
Johannes Lohse,
Jack Christopher Landy,
Andrea Schneider
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CIRFA science communicated
2022
Malin Johansson,
Johannes Lohse
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Arctic sea ice monitoring using synthetic aperture radar satellite imagery at C- and L-band frequency
2022
Johannes Lohse,
Wolfgang Dierking,
Malin Johansson,
Anthony Paul Doulgeris,
Catherine Taelman
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Towards combining C-and L-band SAR imagery for operational sea ice type classification
2022
Johannes Lohse,
Torbjørn Eltoft,
Salman Khaleghian,
Qiang Wang
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Sea ice classification methodologies developed in CIRFA
2022
Johannes Lohse,
Wolfgang Dierking
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Towards combining C- and L-band SAR imagery for automated sea ice classification
2022
Catherine Cecilia A Taelman,
Johannes Lohse,
Malin Johansson,
Sveinung Viggo Olsen
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In-situ sea ice and ocean drift observations in the Greenland Sea
2022
Catherine Cecilia A Taelman,
Johannes Lohse,
Eduard Khachatrian,
Sam Cremers,
Andrea Marinoni
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Semi-automated classification of sea ice types using C- and L-band SAR data
2022
Andrea Schneider,
Thomas Kræmer,
Alistair Everett,
Johannes Lohse,
Nick Hughues,
Tom Rune Lauknes
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Mapping sea ice from space
EGU Cryospheric Sciences Blog 10. September 2021 FULLTEKST
Wenkai Guo,
Polona Itkin,
Johannes Lohse
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Cross-platform application of a sea ice classification method considering incidence angle dependency of backscatter intensity and its use in detecting ice deformation
2020
Johannes Lohse,
Anthony Paul Doulgeris,
Wolfgang Dierking
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Ice Type Mapping from Sentinel-1 Considering Surface-Type Dependent Effect of Incidence Angle
2019
Johannes Lohse,
Anthony Paul Doulgeris,
Wolfgang Dierking
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Strategies for Automated Sea Ice Classification at CIRFA - Algorithm Development and Application Examples
2019
Johannes Lohse,
Anthony Paul Doulgeris,
Wolfgang Dierking
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New Strategies for Automated Sea Ice Classification at CIRFA
2019
Johannes Lohse,
Anthony Paul Doulgeris,
Wolfgang Dierking
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Sea Ice Mapping from Sentinel-1
2018
Johannes Lohse
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Sea Ice in the Arctic: Remote Sensing and Ice Charting
2018
Johannes Lohse,
Anthony Paul Doulgeris,
Wolfgang Dierking
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Sea Ice Classification from SAR on Varying Scales
2018
Johannes Lohse,
Sindre Markus Fritzner
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Assimilation of Sea Ice Information in Numerical Models
2018
Vahid Akbari,
Johannes Lohse,
Wolfgang Dierking,
Torbjørn Eltoft
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Characterization and detection of icebergs in
open water and sea ice using spaceborne fully
polarimetric SAR
2018
Jean Negrel,
Sebastian Gerland,
Anthony Paul Doulgeris,
Anja Rösel,
Johannes Lohse,
Malin Johansson
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In situ validation of Arctic sea ice classification based on remote sensing
2017
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Research interests
- Sea ice physics and remote sensing
- Polar research
- (Semi-)automated classification
Member of research group
FPARK E 330.1