Training sessions

Open vegetation fires are critical elements acting as a driving force by modifying land cover, consuming terrestrial vegetation and reducing ecosystem services. Such fire activity acts across all vegetated areas, but is usually very dynamic in its magnitude, impact and

This webinar is a special one, as it gives you the opportunity to get an answer to any question you may have concerning Sentinel-1, either concerning one of of our past webinars related to this sensor or about the processing

A one-day Training Course on SAR and optical data fusion will be delivered on the occasion of the International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium IGARSS 2018,  to be held in Valencia, Spain. This session will take place on Sunday 22

Land subsidence in Mexico City is estimated to be more than 9 meters over the last century, resulting in damages to buildings, streets, sidewalks, sewers, storm water drains and other infrastructure. As the city is partially built on the site

On the occasion of the 5th European Conference on Permafrost (EUCOP 2018) to be held in Chamonix, France, between 23 June and 1st July 2018, a training session on Copernicus data access and processing will be given by the RUS

A training session about Exploiting Copernicus satellite data within a cloud computing environment for GIS and cartographic applications will be given by the RUS team during the 7th International Conference on GIS and Cartographic applications (7th ICC & GIS) to

The Trans-Atlantic Training (TAT) initiative aims at training students and early-career scientists in the Earth observation field, with an emphasis on remote sensing of land-cover changes and ecosystem dynamics. The next session, TAT 2018, to be held between 7 and

In the last thirty odd years, the issue of oil spills has taken on much importance because when they occur, they cause a multitude of problems for the environment. An oil spill happens on a large scale and is mostly

A training session will be provided on 10 April 2018 from 13.30 to 17:00 as part of the EGU 2018 conference held in Vienna from 8 to 13 April. This short course will focus on the exploitation of Sentinel-1 SAR

The ability to accurately map water surfaces is integral to many hydrological scientific and civil applications. Various methods exist and are used on operational basis. In this webinar, we will have a look at the basic methods of mapping waterbodies