dr. E. Neinavaz (Elnaz)

OBSGESSION

Observation of Ecosystem Changes for Action

OBSGESSION strives to advance the understanding of direct and indirect drivers of biodiversity change through integrating Earth Observation methods, in-situ observations, and state-of-the-art ecological modelling. The project addresses science-policy gaps, supports conservation planning, and helps share knowledge for effective engagement of international and EU stakeholders in ecosystem and biodiversity management.

EO4ALL

EO4ALL

Inclusive Earth Observation for all (EO4all) is a working group started by women academics in EO science at ITC. The working group aims are to enhance ITC's visibility in the EO community and policy fields, advance EO science, benefit from new policies related to gender equality (inclusion) and diversity and enrich student and project acquisitions from new partnerships and target groups.

Earth Observation for Biodiversity Modelling

EO4DIVERSITY

The main objective of EO4Diversity is to predict and monitor biodiversity in terrestrial ecosystems using an innovative approach that integrates for the first time the scientific strengths of high-resolution multi-sensor Earth Observation imagery and products from next-generation ecological models. The project addresses important biodiversity science gaps, including forecasting ecological degradation in order to define effective actions to reduce terrestrial biodiversity loss, as well as filling data gaps, knowledge gaps, and gaps in the data-policy link, which may lead to a disconnection of biodiversity data and policy strategies.

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