Workshops

Upcoming Workshops

• MODAP Clinic: ProAnVis 
  May 14-16, 2012
   
• Sensing a Changing World 2
  May 9-11, 2012

Past Workshops

• 3rd Remote Sensing Symposium
  September 8, 2011
   
• Workshop on a new “Plant Facility” in Wageningen
  September 7, 2011
   
• 4th GOFC-GOLD REDD Sourcebook development workshop
  July 5-9, 2010
   
• Recent methods for monitoring forests, agriculture and land degradation
  May 11, 2010
    
• Mapping Cultural-Historic Landscapes of Europe
  May 7, 2010
   
• VGI for SDI (voluntary geographic information for spatial data infrastructures)?
  April 16, 2010
   
• Spectro-directional sensing of vegetation
  April 7, 2010
   
• Seminar on Land Use / Land Cover Changes
  November 6, 2009
   
• Uitvoering en Monitoring GIDEON (NL)
  October 14, 2009
    
• Soils in Spectroscopy, Spectroscopy in Soils
  September 30, 2009
   
• Remote Sensing of the Environment
  Januari 15, 2009 
   
• Sensing a Changing World
  November 19-21, 2008
   
• 2^nd HYPER-I-NET Summer School
  September 15-19, 2008
   
• ECOCHANGE - Challenges in assessing and forcasting biodiversity and ecosystem changes in Europe
  October 24-26, 2007
   
• 1^st WIMEK workshop on Earth Observation and crop growth modeling
  October 19, 2007
   
• Multiple views on scales and scaling
  June 13, 2007
   
• Multi-view framework to assess National Spatial Data Infrastructures (NSDIs)
  May 23-25, 2007
   
• Toekomstverkenning vrij beschikbare geo-informatie (NL) 
  October 31, 2006
   
• Physical based approaches in remote sensing; Scaling from leaf to ecosystem
  October 13, 2006
   
• Supporting the “actor-factor” in spatial planning
  September 22, 2006
   
• State of Science of Environmental Applications of Imaging Spectroscopy
  August 2, 2006
   
• Strategies for dealing with risk (NL)
  January 13, 2006
   
• Exploring Spatial Data Infrastructures
  January 19-20, 2006
   
• Trends in Geo-Information
  October 7-8, 2004
   
• De Ketenbenadering In Aardobservatie (NL)
  June 23, 2004
   
• Spatial Data Usability
  November 19-20, 2001