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Latest advances in Earth Observation

05/12/2023
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Observación Tierra

 GMV participated in the EC-ESA JOINT EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE INITIATIVE 2023 workshop organised by ESA and the DG-RTD of EC that took place on the 22-24th of November at ESA-ESRIN in Italy. The workshop focussed on reviewing the latest advances in EO and Earth System Science across domains and specially to showcase the latest ESA and EC funded results, projects, and initiatives as a basis for networking and interdisciplinary science. 

Dr Carlos Domenech and Dr Èlia Cantoni presented a poster about the ESA project EO4Multihazards in the session for Earth Observation for Multi-Hazards and Compound Events in the Climate adaptation – Extremes, multi-hazards and compound events theme of the workshop. The project aims at exploring the capabilities of EO to explore and understand the processes driving cascading and compound high-impact multi-hazards.

The poster was showcased as a lightning talk in the session for setting priorities for a better understanding and assessment of Extremes and Multi-Hazards. Carlos was invited to provide the wrap-up of the presentations and discussion that took place in the disasters sessions during the concluding session of the workshop.

 

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