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Satellite Remote Sensing for Conservation Action
Satellite remote sensing makes important contributions to biodiversity conservation, While a great deal of published literature focuses on scientific research and applications, there are fewer accounts of the end-to-end story about how research translates to operational decision making
Remote Sensing in Ecology workshop
The University of Leiden, Netherlands is organizing a working on remote sensing in ecology. The...
ESA Living Planet Symposium 2019
The European Space Agency Living Planet Symposium 2019 (LPS19) will take place from May 13th to...
Free, open access to higher resolution satellite images is a societal good
For many years, the cost of higher resolution satellite images was prohibitive to conservationists. At around $1000 per scene, Landsat represented the best option for many, but this meant the number of scenes that could be used, or the frequency of monitoring was limited.
Postdoc position at University of St Andrews
Dr Urska Demsar, Senior Lecturer in Geoinformatics, School of Geography & Sustainable...
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NATURE article: Define biodiversity indicators from space
A new NATURE piece on biodiversity indicators from space just got published. The article stresses...
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GlobDiversity ESA call
ESA Call for Bids on GlobDiversity for the development of remotely-sensed Essential Biodiversity...
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Remote Sensing in Ecology workshop
The University of Leiden, Netherlands is organizing a working on remote sensing in ecology. The...
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Airborne LIDAR for Ecology summer school
The Ecoinformatics and Biodiversity of Aarhus University, together with the Dept. of Geodesy and...
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Postdoc position at University of St Andrews
Dr Urska Demsar, Senior Lecturer in Geoinformatics, School of Geography & Sustainable...
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Satellite Remote Sensing for Conservation Action
Satellite remote sensing makes important contributions to biodiversity conservation, While a great deal of published literature focuses on scientific research and applications, there are fewer accounts of the end-to-end story about how research translates to operational decision making
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Forest Health using remote sensing
A new publication on forest health monitoring got published in Remote Sensing. From the abstract:...
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Free, open access to higher resolution satellite images is a societal good
For many years, the cost of higher resolution satellite images was prohibitive to conservationists. At around $1000 per scene, Landsat represented the best option for many, but this meant the number of scenes that could be used, or the frequency of monitoring was limited.
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ESA Living Planet Symposium 2019
The European Space Agency Living Planet Symposium 2019 (LPS19) will take place from May 13th to...
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Special issue on remotely piloted aircraft systems
Remotely piloted aircraft systems (RPAS), also commonly known as drones and unmanned aerial...
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Postdoc and PhD postion in Remote Sensing of Global Change
At the University of Würzburg the Department of Remote Sensing invites applications for a Postdoc...
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Global Forest Biodiversity Conservation Intactness
Based on the well known Global Forest Change product by Matt Hansen further highly relevant...
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Three Remote Sensing Professorship positions
At the“Remote Sensing Centre for Earth System Research” by the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental...
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position: Remote Sensing of Forests
From http://www.jobs.ac.uk: “British Council-funded research project seeks motivated team...
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