EO*GI: A crucial tool to monitor and tackle climate change
EO*GI: A crucial tool to monitor and tackle climate change
An EO4GEO and Climate-KIC workshop on the use of satellite and remote sensing data to tackle climate change challenges. With EUSPA, University of Patras and Pachama.Overview
| 1 | Spark! lectures | |
| 2 | EO*GI context and trends |
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| 3 | EO*GI for forestry challenges |
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| 4 | EO*GI for forest protection |
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| 5 | EO*GI for solar energy challenges |
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| 6 | EO*GI for new Challenges in Solar Energy Resources |
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1 | Spark! lectures
Spark lectures are community events organised by EIT Climate-KIC 5 times a year. The events are meant to trigger fruitful discussions and inspire the participants to take climate action via presentations and interactions with thought provoking innovators and opinion leaders.
For its October edition this year, EIT Climate-KIC partnered with the EO4GEO project to design an event about Earth observation and geoinformation as a tool help solving climate change challenges. This event is therefore a hybrid training action from EO4GEO based on a EIT Climate-KIC event.
2 | EO*GI context and trends
EUSPA
New EO data, depicted by the database symbol on the left hand side of the seesaw, make Mr/Mrs Copernicus better positioned for their observations. Thus, EO data leverage a better overview and understanding.
3 | Forestry challenge
ClimateKIC
New EO data, depicted by the database symbol on the left hand side of the seesaw, make Mr/Mrs Copernicus better positioned for their observations. Thus, EO data leverage a better overview and understanding.
4 | EO*GI for forest protection
Pachama
New EO data, depicted by the database symbol on the left hand side of the seesaw, make Mr/Mrs Copernicus better positioned for their observations. Thus, EO data leverage a better overview and understanding.
5 | EO*GI for solar energy
The University of Patras
New EO data, depicted by the database symbol on the left hand side of the seesaw, make Mr/Mrs Copernicus better positioned for their observations. Thus, EO data leverage a better overview and understanding.
6 | EO*GI for new Challenges in Solar Energy Resources
The University of Patras
New EO data, depicted by the database symbol on the left hand side of the seesaw, make Mr/Mrs Copernicus better positioned for their observations. Thus, EO data leverage a better overview and understanding.