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16,000 GIS users, managers and developers. 300 moderated sessions. 450 hours of technical training. 300 software vendors. Inspirational keynotes. Competitions to test your skills. One-on-one sessions with Esri technical and professional support staff. All of this in one place for one week. Plan to attend and learn what's new in GIS technology and data, network with your peers, and stay connected to the pulse of this innovative industry. Pour plus d'informations, visitez le site : http://www.esri.com/events/user-conference/why-attend

Modern agriculture relies ever more on the availability of accurate, diverse and continuous information from a variety of data and services. Earth Observation has a clear potential to help address these agricultural needs. This workshop intends to explore the variety of data sources available and provide a common forum for institutional, scientific and commercial users. It will bring together satellite data and service providers, value adding companies and commercial, public and scientific users, thus closing the loop between user information needs and the evolution of applications based on current space borne data sets and future observation requirements. Furthermore this workshop will showcase the large potential of synergistically using satellite observations for agricultural applications and their benefit for society. The workshop will provide a discussion forum to share knowledge about the evolution of user needs and future data systems currently being elaborated. Finally, the workshop will provide an opportunity to build capacity in the agricultural user community. The workshop is open to Current and potential future operational users of Earth Observation data and information services, including commercial users, value adding industry, meteorological and hydrological forecasting services, regional authorities for agricultural management, Copernicus Services etc. Scientific and institutional users Decision makers and funding agencies

The public defense to obtain the academic degree of Doctor of Sciences of ZANETA KASZTA will be held on THURSDAY, JUNE 29TH 2017 AT 4:00 PM Campus du Solbosch, Building A, Room S.AY2.107 - Avenue Franklin D. Roosevelt, 50 - 1050 Bruxelles Mrs Zaneta KASZTA will present and defend in public an original thesis entitled: «Using remotely-sensed habitat data to model space use and disease transmission risk between wild and domestic herbivores in the African savanna»

General introduction to mapping with JOSM. Overview of apps to actually use the data like OSMAND and MAPS.ME and of apps that can be use tos contribute source data like Mapillary.com and OpenStreetCam.

The Belgian Science Policy Office and VITO Remote Sensing are pleased to announce that the 9th International Workshop on the Analysis of Multitemporal Remote Sensing Images, MultiTemp 2017, will be organised in Bruges, Belgium from 27-29 June 2017. We hereby kindly invite you to save the date and join us during this 3-day conference discussing methodological advances of Earth observation data time series applied to a wide range of application fields. We encourage you to start preparing your abstract. Abstract submission and registration will be opened before the end of January. MultiTemp is open to: scientists students representatives from national, European and international agencies operational end-users remote sensing industry Info : https://multitemp2017.vito.be/