Advancing Crop Stress Monitoring with Earth Observation: EO4CerealStress Webinar
May 20 @ 13:00 - 15:30 UTC+1
Online
How are cutting-edge Earth observation technologies revolutionising crop stress detection and monitoring?
Join the upcoming webinar, organised by the EO4CerealStress project, to find out.
The 2.5-hour webinar brings together leading experts and researchers in EO-based agriculture to share the latest insights on crop stressors such as drought, lodging, and multi-factor stress conditions. Case studies from Europe, Canada, and Southeast Asia will be illustrated.
Date : 20th May 2025
Time : 13:00-15:30 UTC+1 (UK time)
Featured Presentations
| Synergising Sentinel-2, EnMap, and UAV Data for Multiple Stress Detection and Monitoring
Victor F. Galiano (UoSev) Innovative approaches for combining different Earth observation datasets to enhance our ability to detect and monitor crop stressors. |
| Mapping Wheat Lodging with Sentinel-2, EnMAP and In-situ Data
Prof. Roshanak Darvishzadeh (ITC) Presentation of the method for integrating remote sensing data and in-situ observations to improve wheat lodging estimation and severity mapping. |
| Drought Monitoring in Canada Using Sentinel-2
Dr. Omid Ghorbanzadeh (BOKU) The use of Sentinel-2 imagery to assess and monitor drought conditions, particularly in the Canadian agricultural context. |
| Stress Management for Rice Crops in the Philippines
Dr. Alice Laborte (IRRI) Stress management strategies and their effectiveness in improving rice crop resilience in the Philippines. |
| YIPEEO – Transfer Learning to Boost Crop Yield Forecasts in Data-Scarce Situations
Emanuel Büechi (TU Wien) How transfer learning can be applied to enhance crop yield predictions, especially in regions with limited data availability. |
| Future Directions: Opportunities for Collaboration and EO-based Innovations
A panel discussion with the experts, exploring future opportunities for collaboration and innovations in Earth observation-based agricultural stress monitoring. |
This webinar offers an excellent platform for exchanging ideas and exploring collaborative opportunities in the context of crop stress monitoring.
Registration is open to all ESA Agriculture Science Cluster projects and other interested participants. Please share the invite with your community.
Register here or use the QR code below by 16 May.
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