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Water Days ’22
SDB Day and EO Technology Conference

Water is our source of life. Just like aquatic environments, the field of earth observation (EO) is very dynamic. More and new satellite sensors, more data, new software tools, more user needs, …- It’s high time to meet and catch up with all the developments in the field of aquatic EO.

From 4 to 6 October 2022, the Water Days – an international conference – will focus on key innovations and applications of satellite-derived information on aquatic environment across the globe. The 3-days-conference will include the 4th SDB Day, a renowned technology and user forum on Satellite-Derived Bathymetry (SDB).

Both the number and quality of satellite sensors keep increasing dramatically. This results in „Big Data“ and calls for smart processing technology in order to turn the data into actionable information. During the Water Days, we shall discuss key issues on capabilities, quality standards and data integration for aquatic earth observation.

The conference will include keynotes, technical presentations, panels and workshops. In addition, you will have the opportunity to meet and exchange with international experts on an informal level during lunch and coffee breaks as well as at the evening event on October, 4th.

Find more details and register at: www.waterdays.org

 

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