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DESCRIPTION:Undoubtedly you have heard about the Copernicus programme and the Sentinel missions. Copernicus is Europe’s flagship Earth observation programme. It aims to provide accurate, timely and easily accessible information to improve the management of the environment, understand and mitigate the effects of climate change and ensure civil security. The Sentinel family of satellites is being developed by ESA to meet the operational needs of the programme. \n\n Most likely, though, you still have a lot of questions: Where can I get the Sentinel data? What skill level is needed to use them? How good are they really? Who uses them and to what end? , … \n\n We try to facilitate your way through the world of the Sentinels. That’s why last year, you were invited to attend "The Dark Side of Remote Sensing", a workshop featuring ESA's Sentinel-1 radar mission. \n\n This year "The Bright Side of Remote Sensing" workshop will focus on the mostly optical Sentinel-2 and Sentinel-3 missions. The workshop’s morning session will deal with the missions and data access, while the afternoon session will be dedicated to potential applications and uses. Live demonstrations of the data access hub will be given during the breaks. \n\n People from academia, administrations and industry interested in remote sensing are welcome to attend. \n\n Info : www.sentinel-belspo.be \n
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Undoubtedly you have heard about the Copernicus programme and the Sentinel missions. Copernicus is Europe’s flagship Earth observation programme. It aims to provide accurate, timely and easily accessible information to improve the management of the environment, understand and mitigate the effects of climate change and ensure civil security. The Sentinel family of satellites is being developed by ESA to meet the operational needs of the programme.
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Most likely, though, you still have a lot of questions: Where can I get the Sentinel data? What skill level is needed to use them? How good are they really? Who uses them and to what end? , …
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We try to facilitate your way through the world of the Sentinels. That’s why last year, you were invited to attend "The Dark Side of Remote Sensing", a workshop featuring ESA's Sentinel-1 radar mission.
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This year "The Bright Side of Remote Sensing" workshop will focus on the mostly optical Sentinel-2 and Sentinel-3 missions. The workshop’s morning session will deal with the missions and data access, while the afternoon session will be dedicated to potential applications and uses. Live demonstrations of the data access hub will be given during the breaks.
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People from academia, administrations and industry interested in remote sensing are welcome to attend.
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LOCATION:Museum of the Royal Institute of Natural Science,29 Vautier Street, 1000 Brussels, Belgium
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SUMMARY:"The Bright Side of Remote Sensing", a workshop on Sentinel 2 and 3
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