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The Walloon Region is currently managing a database of more than 2000 ‘redevelopment sites', i.e. urban sites that were previously used for industrial activities and/or housing and that are now abandoned. The administration needs to keep this inventory up-to-date so that the necessary urban planning could be done; however, at the moment, this information is obtained via time-consuming on field campaigns. Thanks to the launch of the Copernicus programme, free satellite data are now provided at high temporal resolution, and new monitoring approaches can be implemented. Leveraging a well-established changepoint detection method, this paper shows some preliminary results on how time series of Sentinel-1 and Sentinel-2 data could be jointly used to automatically detect changes in urban areas, thus providing the Walloon Region with a tool that can be exploited for a more efficient management of the ‘redevelopment sites'. |
