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Planet On The Road – Berlin
Meet EOMAP at the Planet "On the Road" event in Germany (and the U) On 22 May 2024 in Berlin Planet and many German stakeholders dive into geospatial topics and applications around the world. We're proud to sponsor the two events. Here is a wrap-up of the Berlin-event on 22 May. There, Dr. Rainer Ressl, BD Manager at EOMAP showcased how satellite-based information on water depth, coastal changes and water quality can enhance water-related projects around the world. At the US-event in Washington D.C., you will meet our colleague, Edward Albada, Principal of EOMAP Americas & Caribbean. For further questions, please get in touch with us!
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SDB Day at the Canadian Hydrographic Conference (CHC) – St. John’s
Satellite-Derived Bathymetry (SDB) of a coastal water in North Canada SDB Day at the Canadian Hydrographic Conference Meet EOMAP at the CHC from 27 - 30 May 2024 in St. John's, Newfoundland. EOMAP will host a workshop at the Canadian Hydrographic Conference (CHC) on the afternoon of 27 May 2024. Here is more information on the workshop agenda, which will focus on Satellite-Derived Bathymetry. It will include applications, such as shallow water surveying, coastal monitoring, and use cases in the Arctic region. Join Edward Albada and Kim Knauer at the workshop on 27 May or visit our booth from 28 - 30 May. It will be a pleasure to show you how satellite-based information on water depth, coastal changes and water quality can enhance your project work. For further questions, please get in touch with: Edward Albada - Principal EOMAP USA - North America and Caribbean, or with Dr. Kim Knauer - Project & Innovation Manager at EOMAP. We look forward to meeting you and the hydrographic community in Canada!