Workshop Applications Still Open to Self-funded Applicants
“Unlocking the Global Benefits of Water Quality Monitoring through Earth Observation”
NOTE: ONLY THOSE WHO CAN PROVIDE THEIR OWN TRAVEL, VISA, & ACCOMMODATION FUNDING TO STIRLING ARE INVITED TO APPLY
The University of Stirling’s Earth and Planetary Observation Research Group invite you to attend a workshop to address one of the most important questions within aquatic remote sensing, how can more people and more countries benefit from satellite-based Earth observation of water? Available satellite data and products for monitoring water quantity and water quality have advanced in the last decade, and individual countries need to grow capacity to ensure their own autonomy in benefiting from Earth observation to meet their own specific needs and agendas, whilst also supporting global initiatives, including Sustainable Development Goals. This workshop will address this critical issue by collectively exploring the challenges and opportunities to deliver a series of strategies that are specific to different global economic groups (low, lower-middle, upper-middle and high income countries) and the unique context of each group. Join us to shape a future in which all can benefit from Earth observation of water.
“Unlocking the Global Benefits of Water Quality Monitoring through Earth Observation”
Dynamic hackathon-style workshop event
28th to 30th August 2024 (Do not apply if you are unable to attend during these dates. This is an In-Person workshop only and partial attendance is not possible. Only those fully self-funded for all expenses are invited to apply)
University of Stirling, Scotland