13:00 UTC November 6, 2024!
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Find out more about this webinar here including speaker bios!
Find out more about this webinar here including speaker bios!
Several members of the GEO AquaWatch Early Career Society are chairing a session at the upcoming ASLO Aquatic Sciences Meeting, which will be held 26-31 March 2025 in Charlotte, NC, USA. We invite abstract submissions from anyone, but especially other early career scientists for the session entitled “SS29 The Pulse of Water Quality Remote Sensing in Inland Waters: State of the Art and Perspectives”. The session description can be found here.
Abstracts deadline is 21 October. Please help us promote the session by sharing it with your network!
There are opportunities for Student Travel Grants, Early Career Travel Grants, a Student Volunteer Program, as well as other information on their webpage. Feel free to share with friends and colleagues!
Please contact the conveners Megan Coffer (Megan.Coffer@noaa.gov), Igor Ogashawara (igoroga@gmail.com), or Harriet Wilson (harriet.wilson@stir.ac.uk) with any questions about the session or to let us know you have sent an abstract.
Sentinel-2C satellite was recently launched to replace the older Sentinel-2A. The Copernicus program intends to cease Sentinel-2A operations when Sentinel-2C becomes operational for cost reasons. However, having three operational satellites instead of two would increase revisit and largely improve the quality of the generated maps and products, and the reliability of operational services based on Sentinel-2 data.
You may choose to sign International Ocean Color Coordination Group’s online petition asking the Copernicus program of the EU to extend the operations of S2A for as long as possible.
Read the full text of the petition and how to sign here:
https://pytition.ethibox.fr/
Workshop announcement: The 7th LAKES Workshop on Parametrization of
Lakes in Numerical Weather Prediction (NWP) and Climate Modelling
Call for abstracts
This workshop, that will be held in Milan (Italy) from November 20 to
22, 2024, explores the interactions between inland water bodies, such
as lakes and reservoirs, and the atmosphere, in order to improve the
coupling between these two key components of the hydrological cycle.
The workshop also aims to bring together scientists working on various
aspects of lake-atmosphere feedback and the interaction of lakes with
regional and global climate. It is open to researchers from related
disciplines such as physical limnology, remote sensing of inland
waters, atmospheric physics and hydrology.
All relevant information is available at the following address:
https://lakesmilan2024.irea.cn
Interested researchers are invited to share their research findings
and receive valuable feedback.
Abstract submission deadline: 30 September 2024