Products
Theia Hydroweb data has been widely used to illustrate the recent variation in the Kakhovka dam reservoir on social networks, with comments sometimes going far beyond what the data can actually indicate.
Jobs
Please apply before June, 30th.
News
A focus on snowmaking in the core areas of the four French high mountain National Parks: Pyrenees, Vanoise, Ecrins, Mercantour.
SCO
Within the framework of the SPace4Irrig project, labelled Space Climate Observatory,CESBIO and MEOSS have developed a detection model for irrigated and non-irrigated plots, adapted to field crops. This project is […]
Agenda
The General Assembly of the EGU 2023, gathering all the scientists of the life of the Earth, will be held in Vienna (Austria) from April 23 to 28. DATA TERRA’s […]
News
VENµS M5 reflectance products are now available through Theia with over 100 documented sites worldwide.
PhD & PostDoc
The Laboratory of Oceanography and Geoscience (LOG) of the University of Littoral Côte d’Opale (ULCO) is looking for a PhD candidate on the topic of water quality variability by multi-sensor […]
Jobs
This project is multidisciplinary and focuses on the development of new non-linear multiscale Deep Learning models for super-resolution of remote sensing images of Land Surface Temperature. Keywords Artificial Intelligence; Neural […]
News
In partnership with OpenIG, two new tutorials on the use of Theia Snow products are now available.
For the second year, Theia Colours of Continental Waters SEC team is proposing a summer school on the monitoring of the colour and quality of continental waters. The training will be held in English, from 5 to 9 June 2023, at the Geosciences Environment Toulouse laboratory (Observatoire Midi-Pyrénées, Toulouse, France).
A French-Egyptian Workshop – Remote Sensing and Its Applications in Climate Change – and an associated Winter School on will take place from March, 13 ito 16 in the German University in Cairo, Egypt.
Publications
The GEOV2-AVHRR product has been updated for the year 2021. This means that 40 years of global vegetation data are now available.