Assessing Australia’s Stored Water from Space
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An exploration of the use of Earth observation and other tools that can support the measurement and monitoring of stored water in Australia.
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EOA Hosted Webinars
Documentation & Downloads
Where to next for teaching and training in remote sensing and Earth observation?
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We discuss the current state, challenges and likely future directions for the teaching of remote sensing knowledge, skills and professional capabilities in all forms of post secondary education in Australia.
Read MoreUsing space-based Earth observations to understand and tackle the climate challenge
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A webinar to provide the Australian Earth observation (EO) community with an overview of current and predicted future capabilities of EO to contribute high value climate data.
Read MoreGrowing Australia’s Earth observation workforce: finding, and hiring for, early career EO jobs
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For employers and people looking to work in Earth observation (EO) alike, this webinar discussed: the demand for EO-skilled employees in government and industry; key EO knowledge and skills and which students are acquiring these at university; and how to bring graduates into EO from a range of backgrounds.
Read MoreUsing Earth observation to support decision making in Australia
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This webinar showcased real world examples of how Earth observation (EO) derived insights have helped with organisational and individual decision making across different sectors in Australia.
Read MoreNASA PACE Mission: exploring Australian data use and applications
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Explore NASA’s Plankton, Aerosol, Cloud, ocean Ecosystem mission, as well as the Community of Practice and Early Adopters programs designed to support and assist the use of the PACE data products.
Read MoreAirborne Earth observation - critical pillars in EO sciences and applications
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Held as a part of the webinar series leading to the Advancing Earth Observation Forum 2022.
Given the current national focus on satellite-based Earth observation (EO), what future roles are there for airborne sensing?
Read MoreSMEs and Government Partnering to Grow Australian Earth Observation Capabilities
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Held as a part of the webinar series leading to the Advancing Earth Observation Forum 2022.
A discussion on how Australia’s Earth observation capabilities can be strengthened through the involvement of both government and SMEs.
Read MoreDrone Earth Observation critical pillars in Earth observation sciences and applications
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Held as a part of the webinar series leading to the Advancing Earth Observation Forum 2022.
This webinar demonstrated through industry, government, not-for profit and university drone programs, how drone based Earth observation continues to grow and enable quantitative environmental monitoring.
Read MoreEngaging with Australia’s Analytics Data Hubs
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Held as a part of the webinar series leading to the Advancing Earth Observation Forum 2022
A webinar to help you understand how you can engage with major government funded, State and national Earth observation data analytics hubs, nodes and services and what you will get from that interaction.
Read MoreWhole of Community Webinar: Satellite Imaging Radar in Australia
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Satellite Imaging Radar in Australia: Data access, application development and use
This webinar shone a light on the leaders and innovators developing and using satellite imaging radar applications in Australia.
Read MoreCoral Reef Habitat Mapping - From the GBR to Reefs Globally
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Hear how approaches to coral habitat mapping on the Great Barrier Reef formed the basis to global coral reef mapping.
Read MoreSatellite data: a critical element of modern weather forecasting
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Hosted by Agnes Lane, Australian Bureau of Meteorology.
Gain an insight into Australian Bureau of Meteorology satellite products and hear BoM scientists discuss analysis and forecasting using new generation EO from space, as well as satellite observations for space weather forecasting.
Read MoreUnderstanding biomass: the importance of satellite-derived products and global collaboration
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Hosted by Dr Cindy Ong, CSIRO
A webinar focused on how we can better understand how much vegetation we have and where it is using satellite-derived maps. Global collaboration, including in the validation of data and development of protocols, was discussed along with the importance of EO Validation Supersites.
Read MoreUnderstanding fire in the Australian landscape
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Hosted by Dr Andrew Edwards, Darwin Centre for Bushfire Research, Charles Darwin University.
This special webinar was developed to explore the very topical issue of fire in the Australian landscape. It looks at how earth observation and remote sensing can be used to understand fire severity and extent, and EO and remote sensing's important role in fire management.
Read MoreAccessing and Using the Copernicus Australasia Data Hub
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Hosted by Earth Observation Australia in partnership with FrontierSI and on behalf of Geoscience Australia
The Copernicus Australasia Regional Data Hub is an amazing resource for anyone needing Sentinel satellite data for Australasia, the South Pacific or Australia’s Antarctic Territory. Its open, fast, trusted and reliable satellite data can be accessed without cost.
This webinar explains the multiple ways to access and download data from the hub, including:
Sentinel Australasia Regional Access (SARA) map-based GUISARA python API for advanced users;
NCI’s THREDDS server;
directly through the NCI’s file system for registered NCI users.
CEOS Feasibility Study for Aquatic Ecosystem EO Mission
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Design Considerations for a (non-oceanic) Aquatic Ecosystem Earth Observing System. Results of a Committee on Earth Observing Satellites feasibility Study.
Read MoreCSIRO and the Open Data Cube
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Hosted by: The CEOS Working Group on Information Systems & Services (WGISS) Technology Exploration Subgroup
Presenters: Dr Robert Woodcock, Matt Paget, Peter Wang and Alex Held.
CEOS WGISS Tech Expo Webinar
Data Cube for Large Scale Data Analytics
Presented by Brian Killough
Australian Geoscience Data Cube
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Presented by Alexis McIntyre
Geoscience Australia
Wednesday, 16 November 2016
Abstract
Would you like to know more about how to access and use the Australian Geoscience Data Cube (AGDC)? The Australian Geoscience Data Cube provides an integrated gridded data analysis environment for decades of analysis ready earth observation satellite, and related data from multiple satellite and other acquisition systems. It hosts the Australian Landsat Archive and other national Earth Observation collections, alongside access to gridded datasets such as rainfall and elevation.
Read MoreAccessing AusCover Data Webinar
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Presented by Peter Scarth
Joint Remote Sensing Research Program
Thursday, 21 July, 2016
Abstract
This webinar will give several examples using direct access using opendap on thredds and gdal/rasterio on thredds and http where you'll be able to query and directly interact with Landsat, MODIS and Himawari datasets in both iPython notebooks and in GIS packages. By the end of the webinar, you’ll be able to discover some of the many data sets openly available on the NCI and query them using web services.
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