Presenting at the ESA Living Planet Symposium 2022
The ESA Living Planet Symposium “focuses on how Earth observation contributes to science and society, and how disruptive technologies and actors are changing the traditional Earth observation landscape” (quote from the website). Since this conference will take place from 23-27 May 2022 in the World Conference Center Bonn, practically on our doorstep, we obviously applied to present some of our work.
Logo and slogan of the symposium: Taking the pulse of our planet from space
As you can see from the programme some of our suggestions were chosen. Quite a lot of our work would not be possible without partners, so the ones presented by our partner organisations are marked accordingly:
Presentations
“A platform for biodiversity-related portfolio risk assessment based on Earth Observation and open geodata”
Monday – 23.05.2022, 03:40 pm, Room 14
“Monitoring progress of the Sendai Framework using Copernicus Sentinel-1 data: A validated geospatial model approach on flood impacts in Ecuador” (presented by our partner United Nations University – Institute for Environment and Human Security (UNU-EHS))
Wednesday – 25.05.2022, 08:30 am, Room 15
“Using Earth Observation data to support German sustainable land use targets” (presented by our partner Research Institute for Regional and Urban Development)
Wednesday – 25.05.2022, 08:30 am, Room 12
The ESA logo
Session „GEO Knowledge Hub“
How open access data and knowledge supports national focal points for monitoring progress of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction. Authors: Yvonne Walz, Manuel Urrutia, Markus Neteler, Guido Riembauer
Thursday – 26.05.2022, 12:30 pm, Room: H-1-02
Posters
“Germany-wide land cover classification and imperviousness mapping for annual settlement and infrastructure monitoring based on Sentinel-2 data”
“Declassified satellite imagery as new baseline data products for archaeology and cultural heritage management: the U.S. CORONA missions“ (presented by our partner Deutsches Archaeologisches Institut)
“Using EO parameters to model Vector Diseases and their drivers” (presented by our partner Environmental Research Group Oxford Ltd)
“LOOSE: Combining loosely coupled components into coherent architecture” (presented by our partner DLR – German Aerospace Center)
Hope to see you at the symposium! If you can’t make it and are interested in one of our topics don’t hesitate to contact us
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