You are registering to the event in presence which will be take place in Wageningen (NL) .

If you would like to attend the virtual workshop via Zoom, please register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/open-data-science-europe-workshop-virtual-tickets-156212777623

Join us to the 2021 ODSE workshop with free trainings, discussions and expert talks to learn about the use of Earth Observation and Machine Learning technologies for harmonizing spatial data, and mapping and monitoring landscapes & climate!

The theme of this year is:

Spatiotemporal modeling of European Landscapes and Climate 2000–2020: using EO and Machine Learning

You will learn about:

• Dynamic mapping of land cover, vegetation, climate and environmental quality indices;
• Spatiotemporal Machine Learning using Ensemble techniques,
• Earth Data Cubes: spatiotemporal overlay, modeling and visualization;
• Geocomputing and geo-harmonization using Python, R and Open Source GIS GDAL, GRASS GIS, SAGA GIS, QGIS;
• Processing large raster datasets using High Performance and Distributed Computing.

Official Program:

You can find the official program, timeline and detailed descriptions here.

Additional info:

• Cost: This event is sponsored by the OpenGeoHub foundation, hence no participation fees will be charged for this virtual event.
• Participation in presence: trainings and talks will take place at Wageningen International Congress Centre , in Wageningen (NL).
• There are limited spots available for the physical event. Trainings on Day 1 and Day 2 will take place in two rooms at the same time (parallel sessions), each with a max. capacity of 30 people. The conference talks on Day 3, Day 4 and Day5 will all take place in the HUGOtech room, with a max. capacity of 80 people.
• Accomodation: during the registration process on Enventbrite, please indicate your preference. The organizer will book the rooms at the Wageningen Int. Conference Centre (WICC) for the duration of the event and are paid by the participants (check out the rooms available here). Room sharing is possible (please specify during registrations).
• Let's keep it safe: by registering to this event you agree to closely follow the WICC COVID-19 protocol, most importantly the 1.5m distance at any time - keeping everyone safe!
• In the case the event is cancelled , all participants will be offered to participate in the postponed event or be refunded. The bank transfer costs, however, in all cases must be covered by the participants. Follow the status of the Coronavirus outbreak in the Netherlands here.

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About Open Data Science Europe platform:

The Open Data Science Europe portal aims at providing decision-ready, high-resolution geospatial data, such as land cover, air quality and pollution, potential natural vegetation and similar at continental scale .

The maps are produced by the Geo-harmonizer project, which applies a combination of topography, Earth observations, and hydrological and meteorological data generated through automated mapping systems - largely based on spatiotemporal Machine Learning algorithms available in the Open Source software.

The project is delivering numerous of novel technologies and open-source datasets at EU and global level to help network national agencies and increase usability of geospatial data products for decision-making.

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