Earth Observation Summit supported by EO4GEO
An EO4GEO special dissemination event in the context of the 111th OGC Technical Committee meeting.
Hosted by KU Leuven. 25-27 June 2019, Leuven, Belgium.
EO4GEO – Introducing the Space/Geospatial Sector Skills Alliance (Milva Carbonaro, GISIG) 1.74 MB
The Copernicus Programme and the importance of user uptake and skills development (Emanuele Barreca, DG GROW) 2.26 MB
The OGC way of monitoring new technological developments (Gobe Hobona, OGC) 4.11 MB
The NextGEOSS data hub and platform (Bente Lilja Bye , NextGEOSS) 4.66 MB
From satellite to farmer: bringing remote sensing data into agricultural applications. How computing clusters, datacubes, product algorithms and artificial intelligence all come together to ultimately create understandable information that can be directly used to improve crop yields. (Kristof Van Tricht, VITO) 5.43 MB
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning techniques: how to get most out of the massive amounts of satellite data (Tanguy Ophoff, EAVISE, KU Leuven) 15.64 MB
Intro to the breakout groups (Marc Olijslagers, KU Leuven) 977.58 KB
EO4GEO – Work Processes as a starting point for curricula design: why and how does it work? (Barbara Hofer, PLUS) 2.04 MB
Making the link between work processes and (automation) of geospatial data processing (Jochen Albrecht, Hunter College, CUNY) 2.75 MB
EO4GEO – Example of work processes from the sub-sector Integrated Applications (Florian Albrecht, PLUS) 1.57 MB
An environmental monitoring case (Andrus Meiner, EEA) 6.27 MB
The Farm Sustainability Tool for Nutrients (FaST) (Isidro Campos-Rodriguez, DG AGRI) 2.70 MB
From remote sensing to actionable insights: automating the monitoring of small landscape elements (Nicolas Matton, GIM) 3.47 MB
EO and GI data for climate policy on land: EU data needs for 2021-30 (Simon Kay, DG CLIMA) 1.47 MB
Introduction to the breakout groups (Danny Vandenbroucke, KU Leuven) 331.34 KB
A first sight on the Space/Geospatial Sector Skills Strategy to bridge the gap between the supply and demand for education and training (Mónica Miguel-Lago, EARSC) 2.18 MB
The Blueprint as part of the wider Skills Agenda for Europe (Sarah Schinazi, DG EMPL) 992.16 KB
CopHub.AC: The Copernicus Academy as key node in the Copernicus Ecosystem (Peter Zeil, Spatial Services) 1.98 MB
How a new learning scenario could work: starting from the Garden Monitor as a real case (Ben Somers, Thérèse Steenberghen, Danny Vandenbroucke, KU Leuven) 3.70 MB
Introducing the Long-term sustainable approach of the Alliance (Kevin Ramirez, Climate-KIC) 1.01 MB
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