Engineer in remote sensing applied to monitoring tropical forest ecosystems
The INRAE offers a remote-sensing engineer position in TETIS laboratory, Montpellier, France.
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The INRAE offers a remote-sensing engineer position in TETIS laboratory, Montpellier, France.
Registration is open until 25 April!
Join the SWOT Science Team Meeting at Arcachon’s Congress Center from October 14 to October 17, 2025. We are delighted to share and discuss the impressive results from broader scientific […]
Publications
Two years after the launch of the French-American SWOT mission, what progress has been made in monitoring continental waters ?
News
The CDS THEIA of CNES is opening new centers to improve access to and dissemination of Earth observation data.
News
The CDS THEIA Team at CNES is pleased to announce the resumption of value-added product production starting December 12, 2024, on its new production center. This production resumption, effective from […]
News
The GEOV2-AVHRR collection includes the 2022 version of 3 essential vegetation variables (LAI, FAPAR, FCOVER). The whole data processing has also been updated.
Publications
The Sentinel-2C satellite was launched by ESA and the Copernicus programme on 4 September 2024 on a VEGA launcher. As soon as it is operational, nominally following an estimated 3-month […]
Agenda
Save already the date for the coming 2nd French-Indian Workshp dedicated to HR thermal observation.
Following the 2023 conference https://thermal2023.esa.int, CNES and the Indian space agency ISRO are organizing the 2nd International Workshop on High Resolution Thermal Earth Observation in Ahmedabad (India) from November 19 […]
Publications
The THEIA portfolio of Lidar data processing tools has been extended with a new software tool for creating 3D point cloud classification models using machine learning: cLASpy_T cLASpy_T aims to […]
PhD & PostDoc
Thesis project aiming to integrate and interact high-frequency in situ data (COAST-HF, SYNAPSES) with water color satellite data (Sentinel 2/3 – Landsat – MODIS) to enhance our understanding of the land-sea interface.