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SUMMARY:International Competition “Ecoview”
DESCRIPTION:The Laboratory of GIS and Remote Sensing of the National Centre “Junior Academy of Sciences of Ukraine\,” a member of the Copernicus Academy\, is organising the international competition “Ecoview” for students aged 14 to 18 years. \nBy participating in the competition\, students will learn to create a science project using publicly available remote sensing data. We believe that satellite imagery is a powerful tool for environmental science and climate education. Using accessible data\, students can explore how the climate crisis affects the environment and how it has impacted their home regions over time. \nThe competition will be held online\, and participation is free of charge. The working language of the event is English. The main requirement for participation is to use remote sensing data in the research project. \nThe competition will take place from 20 May to 4 December 2026 and will include three stages: \nStage 1 (20 May – 31 October 2026): Registration and Project Preparation\nParticipants will complete a registration form and develop a scientific project on an environmental topic of their choice. They are free to select the issue\, geographic location\, research scale\, materials\, and tools according to their interests. The project must use satellite data. \nStage 2 (1–20 November 2026): Project Evaluation\nThe jury will evaluate the submitted projects and select the finalists. \nStage 3 (4 December 2026): Final Presentations\nFinalists will present their projects online via Zoom. Following the presentations\, the jury will announce the winners. \n\n\nIf you want to participate in the Competition\, please complete the registration form. The deadline is the 31st of October. More information about the terms and conditions can be found on the JASU website and in the Participant’s Guide\, which provides useful information for participants. If you have any questions\, do not hesitate to ask gis_rs@man.gov.ua
URL:https://geodesy.science/event/international-competition-ecoview/
CATEGORIES:ECS,🌐 Other,📚 Education & Training
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ORGANIZER;CN="Junior Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (JASU)":MAILTO:gis_rs@man.gov.ua
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SUMMARY:Galileo Services & Applications for Geoinformation
DESCRIPTION:This webinar will provide an introduction to Galileo and its services for geospatial users\, with a particular focus on the High Accuracy Service (HAS) and its applications in geoinformation. The session will begin with an overview of European Union Agency for the Space Programme (EUSPA)’s GNSS Service Centre (GSC) followed by an introduction to Galileo and its role as Europe’s Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS). \nThe Galileo High Accuracy Service (HAS) will then be presented in more detail\, covering its main characteristics\, access and user benefits. The session will explore applications of HAS and Open Service Navigation Message Authentication (OSNMA) in Geoinformation and Earth sciences\, supported by real-world projects and use cases. It will also introduce reports\, technical documentation\, user-oriented resources and opportunities available through EUSPA and the GSC. The session will conclude by summarising the key points and providing an opportunity for discussion. \nHow will you benefit? \nThe presentation will provide the EGU community with a practical understanding of how Galileo services can support high-accuracy positioning\, geospatial data collection and a wide range of Earth science and geoinformation applications. In particular\, the focus on HAS will help participants understand the opportunities offered by Galileo’s high-accuracy positioning capabilities and how these can be accessed and integrated into professional and scientific workflows. \nThe session will also introduce OSNMA and its potential relevance for increasing trust in GNSS information. Real-world projects and use cases will illustrate how Galileo services can be applied beyond traditional navigation\, while the introduction to GSC resources\, technical documentation and support services will help \nSpeakers:\nTeresa Martínez (European Union Agency for the Space Programme (EUSPA)) – Teresa is a GNSS consultant at EUSPA’s GNSS Service Centre (GSC). She holds an MSc in Physics and has experience in GNSS\, Earth Observation and Copernicus. Her work focuses on user services and supporting the adoption of Galileo and GNSS across application domains\, including geoinformation. \nMiguel Rodríguez (European Union Agency for the Space Programme (EUSPA)) – Miguel is a GNSS consultant at EUSPA’s GNSS Service Centre (GSC). He holds an MSc in Geography and postgraduate studies in GIS and Regional Planning. He has experience in GNSS\, Earth Observation and GIS\, with a focus on Galileo uptake and geoscience applications. \nThe webinar will take place online on 27 October 2026\, 12:00 (CET). \nFor registration details\, please visit the event page.\nhttps://www.egu.eu/webinars/868/research-support-galileo-services-and-applications-for-geoinformation/ \nNeed help?\nIf you have any questions about the webinar “Research Support: Galileo Services and Applications for Geoinformation”\, please contact us via webinars@egu.eu.
URL:https://geodesy.science/event/galileo-services-applications-for-geoinformation/
CATEGORIES:ECS
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ORGANIZER;CN="EGU Geodesy ECS Team":MAILTO:webinars@egu.eu
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SUMMARY:CGU 2028-IGC2028 First Circular
DESCRIPTION:The Canadian Geophysical Union (CGU) 2028 annual meeting will be held in conjunction with the 38th International Geological Congress (IGC) in Calgary\, Canada\, from August 12–20\, 2028. Under the overarching theme “Geosciences for Humanity\,” this joint event serves as a premier global forum for advancing Earth science research and its societal applications. \nThe CGU program specifically anchors the Geomatics and Geodesy theme (Category V\, Group AJ)\, focusing on the critical role of geodetic infrastructure in monitoring a changing planet. \nKey Scientific Focus Areas: \n\nReference Frames & Gravity: Modernizing global and regional spatial frameworks.\nGeodynamics: Solid Earth processes\, active tectonics\, and natural hazard assessment.\nClimate & Cryosphere: Glacial Isostatic Adjustment (GIA) and sea-level change.\nSpace Geodesy: Advanced GNSS applications\, reflectometry\, and Earth observation.\nEnvironmental Monitoring: Hydrology and anthropogenic impact tracking.\n\nSubmission Deadline: Session proposals must be submitted via the Scientific Program Portal by March 2027. \nThe first circular is available here \n 
URL:https://geodesy.science/event/cgu-2028-igc2028-first-circular/
LOCATION:BMO Centre\, Calagry\, Canada
CATEGORIES:AGU,Commission 1,Commission 2,Commission 3,Commission 4,ECS,EGU,FIG,GGOS,IAG,IAG Comissions,IAG ICCs,IAG Projects,ICCC,ICCM,ICCT,Projet QuGe,📚 Education & Training
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