Meet with Jean-François Faure, one of Theia’s founding fathers and active facilitator of Theia activities in the global South as well as the national secretary of the DINAMIS mechanism.
18.01.2022
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[PhD grant] From Landscape detection to population dynamics
CNES is offering a PhD grant for a project aiming to improve knowledge of human population dynamics in rural areas through the recognition of landscape indicators derived from high-resolution image processing.
13.01.2022
Do you know the SCO?
The SCO facilitators discuss the Space Climate Observatory project, through which several THEIA SECs and RANs projects have been labelled.
12.01.2022
5th Sentinel-2 Validation Team Meeting : Call for submission
Submit your proposal to ESA 5th Sentinel-2 Validation Team Meeting before February 18.
04.01.2022
VHSR Soil Moisture: All Series are up to date (or almost)
Thanks to the optimisation of the production by the SEC team, all (or almost all) series documenting soil moisture at the plot level are available at least until August 2021.
21.12.2021
France Land Cover Map 2020 Focuses on Natural Classes
The 2020 edition, which was slightly later than the previous ones, is now available with its 23 land cover classes for Metropolitan France and “refined” natural classes.
14.12.2021
BIOMASS CARBON MONITOR, A SITE TO TRACK CARBON SINKS ON A GLOBAL SCALE
Discover the Biomass Carbon Monitor. Based on SMOS data, it provides a comparison tool for forest cover and carbon sequestration trends at global scale.
08.12.2021
World Water Quality: a portal developed for UNESCO, based on a demonstrator on Lake Chad
Theia Colours of the Continental Waters SEC has produced with Magellium a demonstrator based on data from the Lake Chad portal on the quality of continental waters.
02.12.2021
GEOV2-AVHRR: 2020 data now available
The GEOV2-AVHRR product has been updated for the year 2020. There are now 39 years of global vegetation change data available.
24.11.2021