2009
12 Feb 2009 Open day: GIMA at Master Evening
GIMA will be present at Utrecht University’s Master Evening on February 12, 2009. Everyone interested in studying GIMA is invited to come. During the master evening GIMA’s former Programme Director,... more
25 Feb 2009 Graduation: Ecohydrology in water-limited environments using quantitative remote sensing – the Heihe River basin (China) case
A methodology for large scale quantitative assessment of the eco-environmental changes in arid area. The study integrated remote sensing method with ecohydrology to quantifying the relationship... more
25 Mar 2009 Colloquium: Movement behaviour Patterns of tourists in the Grebbelinie Area
By Hanneke van Giffen more
Colloquium: Analyzing wildfires and wildfire ignition types in Southern Africa using the L3JRC burned area product
By Frank Salet more
26 Mar 2009 Colloquium: Web-based access to ecological data, Assessing and inventorying possibilities to access, process and visualize ecological data by using web-based applications
By Sidney GijzenAbstractEcological data is collected to understand ecosystems and related phenomena onseveral spatial scales. The gained knowledge is used to predict ecological processes,which are... more
3 Apr 2009 Colloquium: Uncertainty Analysis of Terrestrial Nitrous-Oxide Emissions in Europe calculated with the INTEGRATOR Model
By Truong Ngoc Phuong Abstract:The INTEGRATOR model (Integrated Nitrogen Tool across Europe for GReen House Gas and Ammonia Targeted to Operational Responses) is the integrated, GIS-based, simple... more
8 Apr 2009
9 Apr 2009
Course: New views in participatory spatial planning - Geo-visualisations: Technical possibilities and practical applications
The course New views in participatory spatial planning - Geo-visualisations: Technical possibilities and practical applications will be organised from 8 - 9 April 2009. Spatial planning and geo-ICT... more
16 Apr 2009
22 Apr 2009
Course: PEER - METIER Course 7 (Environmental Scenario Analysis)
The PEER initiative is hosting a series of seven graduate training courses for early stage researchers (PHD candidates) addressing cutting-edge methods of interdisciplinary environmental research... more
17 Apr 2009 Open day: Open Day Master Geo-Information Science
Interested in the Master Geo-Information Science? Come and visit our campus on Friday 17th April 2009 where you will learn more about our 30 MSc programmes. From 15.00hrs until 18.00hrs, students and... more
23 Apr 2009 Colloquium: Extracting Nature Areas using Object-oriented Analysis
By Lalitya NarieswariAbstract A so called non-intervention management scheme has been adopted in a large part of the nature area National Park Veluwezoom near Rheden in the Netherlands. This means... more
24 Apr 2009 Colloquium: Accuracy of mean annual N2O emission estimates from agricultural and natural area in EU 27 using stratified random sampling method
By Haolu Shang Abstsract Nitrous-oxide is one of the greenhouse gases, which attracts a lot attention in 21st century. There is much research on the N2O emission for agricultural and natural area at... more
28 Apr 2009 Colloquium: Habitat modeling as a predictive tool in human-wildlife conflicts (Brown bear (Ursus arctos) and free ranging cattle in central Sweden)
By Sam Steyaert Abstract Livestock depredation is a fundamental aspect altering human’s perception of large carnivores and in the past has contributed to justify large carnivore eradication... more
13 May 2009 Info evening: GIMA extra info evening
GIMA organizes the very last extra information evening about GIMA before the start of the new academic year. This is the last chance for prospective students to receive more information about GIMA... more
26 May 2009 Colloquium: Geo-visualization of North Sea plaice fisheries: A study in usability and stakeholder comprehension
By Colin GoldSummaryIn the North Sea today, there exists a major problem related to management of plaice resources. Recently, plaice habitat has shifted North, while the fishing industry has largely... more
31 May 2009 Contest: Entry deadline - Share Your Virtual Earth Contest
Participate in the 'Share Your Virtual Earth Contest' prior to the Geo Youth Capital. Microsoft NL and the VU organize this contest to show that beyond a simple map, Virtual Earth can be used to... more
4 Jun 2009 Colloquium: Computing Sky View Factors from geo-data using a GIS
By Joseph Steenbergen SummaryMeteo Consult is involved in a project called “Prevention of slippery roads based on local meteorological, thermal mapping and GPS data”. The aim of this project is to... more
Colloquium: Validating the use of the Isovist tool as a means to assess landscape openness in the Netherlands
By Niels van Rijn  more
19 Jun 2009 Symposium: Geo Youth Capital
Visualising, analysing and solving real world problems by means of geographic data and geo-ict means. That is in short what professionals in the geo-information workfield do. Good news for you,... more
2 Jul 2009 Colloquium: Developing Multi Sourced Spatial Data Integration Framework
By Azlim Khan Abdul Raof KhanAbstract: In the era of information, the demand for spatial data is growing to manage the complex environment in the world. Spatial data are needed for effective decision... more
Colloquium: Soil spectroscopy as a tool to assess organic carbon, iron oxides and clay content in the Subtropical Thicket Biome of Eastern Cape Province of South Africa
By Marco Nocita Abstract In the subtropical thicket biome of the Eastern Cape province of South Africa, heavy browsing by goats, which remove shrub biomass more rapidly than it is replaced,... more
Colloquium: Monitoring mining rehabilitation development according to methods derived from imaging spectroscopy. Case study of Sotiel-Migollas, Southern Spain
By Lily Paniagua AlfaroAbstract The Sotiel Migollas mine complex is part of the Iberian Pyrite Belt region in Southern Spain. This area has been used for mining since Roman times. More recently, the... more
Colloquium: Estimation of N content of natural vegetation using hyperspectral RS data
By Junwei ZhangAbstractThe position of the inflexion point in the red edge region (680-780nm) of the spectral reflectance signature, termed the red edge position (REP), is affected by biochemical and... more
Colloquium: Quantitative analysis of VNIR spectroscopy based soil property prediction models: Finding causes of poor model robustness
By Annemarie van Groenestijn SummaryA new routine is needed that facilitates accurate, rapid en relatively inexpensive soil property monitoring at a large scale. VNIR based soil property modelling is... more
16 Jul 2009 Colloquium: Assessing the ability of using multi-angular CHRIS-PROBA data for estimating snow cover and snow properties in an Alpine area
By Jan Martijn Roetman Abstract Snow is an important aspect of hydrologic and climatic cycle. Mapping of snow cover and snow properties with use of remote sensing is useful for monitoring snow and... more
4 Sep 2009 Colloquium: Monitoring vegetation structure in a river floodplain ecosystem using multi-angular CHRIS-PROBA data
By Erika Romijn Abstract To safeguard rivers from flooding, river floodplains in the Netherlands have been enlarged to accommodate the water discharge. Many floodplains however are also developed... more
Colloquium: Possibilities of hyperspectral remote sensing for monitoring the structure and functioning of habitat types in heathland ecosystems
By Marleen Vermeulen Abstract Heathland ecosystems are very dynamic and complex systems of great ecological and aesthetic value. Because of this, many European heathlands are part of the Natura... more
Colloquium: Accuracy Of Global Mean Temperature Estimates From Design Based Sampling
By Hans Roelofsen Abstract A design based approach to estimate global mean temperature and temporal differences in global mean temperature was developed, as an alternative to to existing datasets... more
30 Sep 2009 Graduation: The Influence of Vegetation on the Spectroscopic Estimation of Soil Properties
On September 30, 2009, Harm Bartholomeus will defend his thesis in the Aula of Wageningen University at 13:30 hrs. Harm wrote his thesis on the subject of 'The Influence of Vegetation on the... more
Seminar: Soils in Spectroscopy, Spectroscopy in Soils
On Wednesday September 30, 2009, a Seminar on Current Developments of Spectroscopy in Soil Science will be organised precede the PhD thesis defense of Harm Bartholomeus. In this seminar the... more
1 Oct 2009 Info evening: GIMA
GIMA organizes the first information evening about GIMA at the start of this new academic year. Professionals and students will receive more information about the contents of GIMA. The programme... more
21 Oct 2009 Graduation: Dhr.ir. J.M.M. (Jeroen) Neuvel: “Geographical Dimensions of Risk Management. The contribution of spatial planning and Geo-ICT to risk reduction”
Geographical information systems can offer insights into the possibilities for emergency response and the possibilities for self help during a disaster, such as a flooding or explosions. Based on... more
29 Oct 2009 Graduation: Environment, malaria and mosquito control – Integrated management of malaria mosquito larvae in different settings of western Kenya
On October 29, 2009, Susan Imbahale will defend her thesis in the Aula of Wageningen University at 11:00 hrs. Susan wrote her thesis on the subject of 'Environment, malaria and mosquito control –... more
Colloquium: Assessment of vegetation degradation status by trend analysis of time series and RS phenology of MODIS enhanced vegetation index data in the South African subtropical thicket biome
By Marian Vittek Abstract Subtropical thicket in South Africa comprises a unique biome due its notable species composition and the significant carbon storage under arid conditions. However,... more
Colloquium: Human influence on the spatial pattern of fire regime in the South African Savannah
By Lorena Hojas Abstract Fire is a natural factor in the savanna biome, whereby temporal and spatial occurrence is largely shaped by the climatic conditions. However, in the African savannas it is... more
4 Nov 2009
6 Nov 2009
Conference: METIER Final Conference
METIER Final Conference“Climate – Water – Biodiversity – Land Use:Young Scientists Tackling Complex Environmental Challenges”Brussels, 4 – 6 November 2009Target group: All (esp. young) scientists and... more
6 Nov 2009 Seminar: Seminar on Land Use / Land Cover Changes
Precending to the thesis defence of Sander Mucher: Geo-spatial modelling and monitoring of European landscapes and habitats using remote sensing and field surveys, on the 6th of November, there is... more
Graduation: Geo-spatial modelling and monitoring of European landscapes and habitats using remote sensing and field surveys
On Novermer 6, 2009, Sander Mücher will defend his thesis in the Aula of Wageningen University at 13:30 hrs. Sander wrote his thesis on the subject of 'Geo-spatial modelling and monitoring of... more
14 Dec 2009 Inaugural lecture: Species from Space - Remote Reflections on Pixels, Processes, and Policy
Michael Schaepman, former Professor Remote Sensing at the Laboratory of Geo-Information Science and Remote Sensing of Wageningen University, who recently moved to the Faculty of Science of the... more
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