Training sessions

This 11th ESA Training course on Earth Observation is organized as a remote event by the European Space Agency (ESA) in cooperation with the Malta Council for Science and Technology (MCST). It aims at promoting and disseminating Earth Observation (EO)

RUS Copernicus organises a full day hands-on training session focussing on the processing of Sentinel-3 data to monitor an upwelling event in the ocean. The Sentinel-3 constellation is composed of two identical satellites, which aim at quantifying large-scale surface (both

Volcanic eruptions, as one of Earth’s most dramatic and violent agents of change, can drastically alter land and water for kilometres around a volcano.  99 % of the gas molecules emitted in a volcanic eruption are water vapor (H2O), carbon

Marine surveillance can be done under different methodologies, using for example cooperative systems, where ships themselves report their identities and positions, with different options, like the Automatic Identification System (AIS), among others. Non-cooperative systems do not require cooperation on the

RUS Copernicus organises a full day online training session about the processing of Sentinel-5P data to monitor NO2 concentration in the atmosphere. Sentinel-5P was launched in October 2017 to screen the Earth’s atmosphere and quantify different pollutants with a great

RUS Copernicus organises a full day online training session targeted at a beginner audience wishing to discover Sentinel-1 data processing for water mapping. With their night and day all weather imaging capabilities, SAR sensors onboard the Sentinel-1 missions provide the input

Monitoring deformation in active volcanic areas has always been of great interest, but remote sensing data has significantly increased the capability of acquiring more measurements at larger spatial scale and at relatively low cost. Stromboli, one of the three active

Wrocław University of Environmental and Life Sciences (UPWr) is organising a remote training session from 14 to 18 December 2020. This workshop is a closed event funded by the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange. The course will include a theoretical part

Land subsidence monitoring is very important for urban areas which are susceptible to ground instabilities at both local and regional scale. This phenomenon can occur from either anthropogenic activities or natural-geological ones. In Mexico City, land subsidence is caused by groundwater over-exploitation