EO Open Science
The European Space Agency (ESA) is organizing a series of consultations on Earth Observation Open Science to explore the new challenges and opportunities for research created by the rapid advances in Information and Communications Technologies (ICT). This includes open tools and software, data-intensive science, virtual research environment, citizen science and crowd sourcing, advanced visualization, e-learning and education of the new generation of Data scientists. This channel presents results and examples collected during the consultations and highlights precursor activities in EO Open Science and Innovation.
Module 1 - Introduction To Remote Sensing of the Oceans
Module 2 - Introduction To Ocean Colour
Module 3 - Introduction to Data Repositories and Access
Module 4 - Introduction to Remote Sensing in Coastal Waters
Module 5 - Water Quality and Human Health: The role of Earth observation
Module 6 - Water Quality & Human Health: EO for water quality and flood mapping
Module 7 - Water Quality & Human Health： User engagement and citizen science
Module 8 - Applied Geotechnologies for Ocean and Human Health
Module 9 - Ocean Ecosystems & Climate: Ocean Colour and Climate
Module 10 - Primary Production
Module 11 - Phytoplankton Community Structure & Ocean Biogeochemical Cycles
Module 12 - Indicators of Ecosystem Status
Module 15 - Intro to Machine Learning for Earth Observation
Module 16 - Data processing and analysis Python
Module 13 - Sentinel Applications Platform SNAP
Module 14 - Ocean Colour and Earth Observation with Julia
HYPERSPECTRAL 2024 Day 1
HYPERSPECTRAL 2024 Day 2
HYPERSPECTRAL 2024 Day 3
EO For Cultural and Natural Heritage - Day 2
EO For Cultural and Natural Heritage - Day 1
The OpenEO Platform
The Food Security Explorer
The POLAR Thematic Exploitation Platform
The Advanced geospatial Data Management platform (ADAM)
The EDC SENTINEL HUB
SAR based methods for snow depth and SWE - T. Nagler
Welcome speech, Course Introduction, Austria in Space, ESA Science for Society, Copernicus services
Snow albedo and grain size - B. di Mauro + Snow area extent - C. Marin
Use of snow products for hydrology - T. Jonas