Post-doctoral position: NSF funded in Remote Sensing/ML/Flooding/Equity at University of Arizona
The Social Pixel lab at the University of Arizona is seeking a post-doctoral researcher to map floods using machine learning and satellite imagery to understand inequity in urban flood adaptation and build capacity for environmental justice organizations.
Progress in NASA’s Surface Topography and Vegetation Study
How do Earth’s changing surface and overlying vegetation inform us about natural disasters, carbon fluxes, ecosystem habitats, sea level rise impacts, and water availability? NASA’s Surface Topography and Vegetation (STV) Study aims to address this and other discipline specific questions.
VEDA: An Open, Interoperable Platform for Open Science
This presentation will demonstrate the VEDA system’s practical use, focusing on visualizing and analyzing NASA’s earth science data, navigating its STAC, and leveraging its open-source features for analysis and visualization
Resilence to Natural Hazards through AI Solutions
This webinar will look at the activities of a UN Focus Group to systematically develop best practices and standards in the use of AI for this application.
GRSS, AP-S and MTT-S explore new possibilities with partnership
As the partnership with IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society (GRSS), IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society (AP-S) and IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society (MTT-S) continues this year, Maci and Carvalho expressed in an interview with GRSS their optimism in the outcome of this collaboration.
Call for Papers: Climate Change Standards Initiative at the 2024 NIST/IEEE Conference on Computational Imaging Using Synthetic Apertures (CISA)
The IEEE Signal Processing Society, the IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society (GRSS), the GRSS Standards Commitee, the IEEE Synthetic Aperture Standards Commitee, and the IEEE Synthetic Aperture Technical Working Group, together with the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) invite you to the picturesque NIST campus in Boulder, Colorado for the Climate Change Standards Initiative (CCSI).
Multi-Sensor Anomalous Change Detection: a New Paradigm for Rapid Change Detection in Remote Sensing Imagery
Combining multiple satellite remote sensing sources can provide a far richer, more frequent view of the earth than that of any single source; the challenge is in distilling this large volume of heterogeneous sensor imagery into meaningful characterizations of the imaged areas. This talk will present recent research in this area, discuss what worked and what didn’t work, and highlight opportunities for future research directions by the community.
2023 Earth at Risk Image Contest Winners
The IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society Young Professionals are proud to announce the winners of our 2023 Earth at Risk Image contest.
PostDoc: Surrogate modelling for Earth Observation Digital Twin (EO DT)
This postdoctoral research fellowship aims to explore and develop new surrogate models to enhance the efficiency of digital twin simulations.
PostDoc: Synergetic use of satellite data for monitoring surface water dynamics
This post-doctoral study aims to develop new signal and image processing approaches applied to the remote sensing of water surfaces using heterogeneous satellite data.
The REACT EO4SDG Mini Project Winners
The REACT Technical Committee of the IEEE GRSS is proud to announce the winner of the 2023 EO4SDG Mini Projects contest.
EO4SDG Mini Projects and Earth at Risk Image Contest 2023 Award Ceremony
We are delighted to announce the joint award ceremony of the second edition of EO4SDG Mini-projects, and the Earth at Risk image contest organized by the IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society. The winners of the two competitions will get the chance to present their proposals and talk about the stories behind their outstanding EO data images followed by a Q&A session.