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The Global Land Component shapes up for the future! With its second user conference, the Global Land Component is giving a voice to the users to define the future of the service. When: October 23 to 25, 2018 Where: Météo-France, Toulouse, France For who: users of Copernicus products, members of the private sector, NGOs, (inter)governmental and European institutions, universities and research institutes … The evolution of the Copernicus program is driven by its users and you are one of them! The Conference is aiming at gathering views and recommendations from users, based on their experience with Copernicus products or remote sensing based products, in order to shape the Copernicus Global Land service for the future. A chance for the users to tell us more about their future needs and outlook! During three days, the Global Land Conference offers the users a platform to interactively discuss on their needs and identify future requirements. This event will also constitute a great opportunity for all the participants to make their voices heard during the Technical User Group workshop sessions.

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The European Space Agency (ESA) is organising a Φ-week event focusing on EO Open Science  and FutureEO - to review the latest developments in Open Science trends and kick-start innovative activities of the recently created Φ-department looking at FutureEO, and its associated Φ-lab aiming to identify, support and scale bold EO ideas.The event will be hosted in ESA-ESRIN from 22 to 26 October 2018.   Come and hear about the latest trends in EO! The Φ-week will include a variety of events (e.g. inspiring talks, workshops, roundtables, startup pitch, hackathons) to connect multi-disciplinary communities - from EO researchers, data scientists, non-space corporates, tech leaders, entrepreneurs, up to startup and innovators - to (i) explore together how EO Open Science and innovation can benefit from the latest digital technologies and (ii) help shapeFutureEO missions and services. 

Projection du fi lm « Mes Chemins » de René Bomboire (5’ - Prix du Montage au FINN 2007). Débat animé par Jean-Pierre Scohy, inspecteur général au Service public de Wallonie. ENTRÉE GRATUITE. Réservation souhaitée via festivalnaturenamur.be Intervenants : Boris Nasdrovisky, directeur de l’asbl Sentiers.be « Fonction et législation relative aux chemins et sentiers » Etienne de Callataÿ, chargé de cours à l’Université de Namur « Le bonheur se partage, les chemins forestiers aussi » Séverine Vanwaeyenberge, secrétaire générale d’NTF (Nature, Terre et Forêt), « Le point de vue des propriétaires forestiers privés » Maxime Léonet, bourgmestre de Daverdisse, « Le point de vue des propriétaires forestiers publics »

Un outil d’aide à la décision pour déterminer l’adéquation essence-station dans un contexte de changement climatique 1. INTRODUCTION 10’ Monsieur le Ministre René Collin (sous réserve), Jean-Pierre Scohy (Inspecteur général, Département de la Nature et des Forêts) 2. DÉMARCHE SCIENTIFIQUE 15’ Quentin Ponette, Caroline Vincke (Earth and Life Institute, Université catholique de Louvain) Hugues Claessens (Gembloux Agro Bio-Tech, Université de Liège) 3. MODE D’EMPLOI 15’ Sébastien Petit (Forêt Wallonne asbl)   Bar convivial à votre disposition après la séance.   Inscription gratuite mais obligatoire sur foretnature.be