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SUMMARY:ESA EO4Health User Forum 2025
DESCRIPTION:Description\n\nThe European Space Agency\, in the context of EO Science for Society\, is organising the EO4Health User Forum. \nThe User Forum aims at reviewing the latest advances in the use of Earth Observation (EO) technology for global health\, exploring the potential offered by the existing and upcoming EO satellites together with advanced modelling\, in situ data and novel technologies\, as well as the main challenges and opportunities to enhance our current capacity to observe\, understand and predict health related challenges\, including its connection with environmental conditions and climate change impacts\, as well as with human activities. \nThe User Forum participants and key stakeholders will highlight global health priorities\, review the state of the art and latest developments in EO for vector borne\, water borne and non communicable diseases\, and contribute to define a joint roadmap for the coming years\, which will drive future scientific research activities of space agencies and partners to face some of the main societal challenges of our time. \nThe User Forum is open to health practitioners\, EO scientists\, researchers and students\, modellers\, Earth system and climate scientists\, industry\, operational agencies\, policy makers\, representatives of local communities and NGOs\, other stakeholders interested in sharing their knowledge and experience and in contributing to drive the scientific agenda for advancing EO and health research and future applications. \nScientific and Organising Committee\n\n\n\nStefano Ferretti (ESA)\nChadia Wannous (WOAH)\nRune Floberghagen (ESA)\nInge Jonckheere (ESA)\nGordon Campbell (ESA)\nIlaria Zilioli (ESA)\nPhilip AbdelMalik (WHO)\nJoachim Schutz (WHO)\nRavi Shankar Santhana Gopala Krishnan (WHO)\nAlessandro Bartoloni (CERN)\nMadhur Dhingra (FAO)\nKarl Morteo (FAO)\nFabio Salbitano (University of Sassari)\nWilliam Wint (University of Oxford)\nAnnamaria Conte (IZS)\nAlessandro Ripani (IZS)\nCaroline Perrin (gdhub)\nMarcello Maranesi (EARSC Advisor to Board)\nFabrizio Pera (GMATICS)\nMarie-Louise von Hohenbühel (NOVASPACE)\nBarbara Alessandrini (WOAH)\nKeith Hamilton (WOAH)\nEnrico Caiani (ESC) \n\n\n\n\nAmy Campbell (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine)\nCostanza Borghi (Fondazione per il futuro delle città)\nEl Bahdja Boudoua (UMR SESSTIM Aix Marseille University)\nLavinia Brunetti (KUKULA)\nLorenzo Pezzati (KUKULA)\nGilles Guillot (WOAH)\nMirna Hussein (GIZ)\nMiriam Burger (SOMNEA)\nJan Semenza (former ECDC)\nJerome Benveniste (COSPAR)\nRoya Ayazi (NEREUS)\nShubha Sathyendranath (PML)\nMatilda Van Den Bosch (EFI Biocities)\nSabrina Lodadio (ESA)\nLoretta Latronico (ESA)\nFrancesco Barchetta (ESA)\nAntony Delavois (ESA)\nSara Aparicio (ESA)\nDavid Hughes (ESA)\nPepita Verbeek (ESA)\nLea Civetta (ESA) \nWorkshop Objectives\n\nIdentifying the current main challenges related to Global Health and Earth Observation at large: \n\nIncrease awareness among institutional and private sector representatives\, about the ESA EO applications program and knowledge gaps in the health domain.\nDiscussing with scientists\, policy makers and industry the most pressing needs and information requirements\nInitiate a dialogue between stakeholders on EO applied research for health\, identifying the most pressing challenges and potential synergies among current and future activities\nProviding users and stakeholders with Earth Observation data\, resources and capabilities\nStrengthen international collaboration in the resilience domain\, by addressing various health related environmental monitoring aspects with Big Data Analytics and Artificial Intelligence techniques\n\n\nThematic areas\n\n\nVector Borne Diseases\, in particular zoonoses (e.g. West Nile Virus\, Rift Valley Fever\, Malaria)\nWaterborne Infectious Diseases (Cholera\, e-coli)\nNon Communicable Diseases (cardiovascular\, pulmonary\, mental health\, cancer)\nEffects of Climate Change and Pollution on Human Health in the urban environment\n\nFor any information regarding the online participation\, please visit the official event website 👉ESA EO4Health User Forum 2025 – eo science for society \n  \n  \n\n\n\n\n\n
URL:https://eo4society.esa.int/event/esa-eo4health-user-forum-2025/
LOCATION:WOAH&hybrid\, 12\, rue de Prony\, Paris\, 75017\, France
CATEGORIES:Conference,Workshops
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