User Experiences in Earth Observation for Water Management
This insightful meeting was hosted by the International Water Association’s Earth Observation for Water Management Community of Practice. Earth observation plays a pivotal role in understanding and managing our planet’s water resources. This meeting showcased real-world experiences and success stories from users who have harnessed these powerful tools.
Starts
Oct 04, 2023
Language
EnglishMember fee: $0.00
Standard fee: $0.00
Course Description
The meeting was open to all water management professionals, environmental enthusiasts, or persons simply curious about the impact of Earth observation technology. It is a great opportunity to expand your knowledge and network with fellow enthusiasts in the realm of Earth observation. Join the IWA EO4WAT Community of Practice today!
Panelists
- Megan Coffer https://coastwatch.noaa.gov/cwn/about/coastwatch-people/megan-coffer-phd.html National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Global Science & Technology, Inc., USA
- Sothea Khem https://www.linkedin.com/in/sothea-khem-34501836/?originalSubdomain=kh River Flood Forecasting Specialist at Mekong River Commission Secretariat, Vietnam
- Ils Reusen https://www.linkedin.com/in/ilsreusen/ Project Manager at VITO Remote Sensing, Belgium
- Brian Eyler https://www.stimson.org/ppl/eyler/ Senior Fellow and Director Energy, Water, and Sustainability, Southeast Asia
Course Audience
Water utility operators, water utility managers, regulators, academia, policy-makers
Learning Objectives
Participants were able to:
- Gain valuable insights into the practical applications and benefits of these tools
- Learn from experts who have leveraged Earth observation to create positive changes in their fields
- Examine case studies and success stories to see how Earth observation has been utilized effectively in different scenarios.