GEO Data and Knowledge Dialogue series: Interoperability in Practice

Join us this year for a series of webinars to co-develop our implementation guidelines for Open Knowledge.

Building on last year's GEO Onboarding Webinars for GEO Work Programme Activities, you are invited to share your ideas, experiences and expertise to help us create practical guidelines for the Earth observation community.

Organised by the GEO Data and Knowledge Working Group, the next dialogue of the GEO Data and Knowledge Dialogue series will take place on 19 February at 3pm CET.

Topic: In-situ, Satellite, and Citizen Science Data: Interoperability in Practice.

Agenda

Welcome and context – In-situ strategy implementation | Leo Chiloane, SAEON
The role of citizen science in Earth observation – Use cases from the ENFORCE project | Linda See, IIASA, Vanessa-Sarah Salvo, ICM-CSIS, Maria Josè Chesa Marro, BCN local council, Alessia Tisci, ASUD
Water Quality Data Sharing Network: A Canadian Case Study | Grace Saunders-Hogberg, Veritas Terrae
Data provider perspective – Copernicus In-Situ Data Component | Franca Disabato, LINKS
In-situ data for satellite calibration, validation, and enhancement | Thierry Marbach, EUMETSAT
Interoperability and standards | Piotr Zaborowski, OGC
Introduction and overview of the GEO In-Situ Data Strategy | Helen Glaves, British Geological Survey
Open discussion

Full series schedule

22 January - Advancing Open Knowledge to Earth Intelligence
19 February - In-situ, Satellite, Citizen Science: Interoperability in Practice
10 March - Data Spaces & Ecosystems: Enabling Scalable Earth Intelligence
19 March - Governance, Licensing & Ethics for Earth Intelligence
16 April - Capacity Building for, AI and Equity in Earth Intelligence
23 April - Measuring Impact: KPIs and Metrics for Earth Intelligence Services

Find out more on the GEO Knowledge Hub.