Welcome to the…
Water is our source of life. Just like aquatic environments, the field of earth observation (EO) is very dynamic. This is why the Water Days focus on innovations and applications of aquatic EO.
The premiere of the international conference in October 2022 included the 4th SDB Day, a renowned technology and user forum on Satellite-Derived Bathymetry.
Connect
… with experts on Satellite-Derived Bathymetry (SDB) and other fields of aquatic earth observation. This time, the well-known SDB Day has been embedded in the Water Days, and we’ll widen the scope. By this, we intend to build a bridge from coastal to inland water (quality) aspects.
Exchange
… with key players. The Water Days are an excellent opportunity to meet experts on marine and inland waters who apply satellite-derived technology for various survey activities. During the conference sessions, but also informally during breaks or at social events.
Keep pace
… with innovations for mapping & monitoring coastal and inland waters. Meet researchers and software engineers to learn how they tackle big data. – Take your place at the forefront of coastal or water management.
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Presentations and Recordings
In case you missed the hybrid event or would like to re-view the one or the other presentation, here are the PDFs of the talks. Links to the recordings follow are updated as soon as we have the speaker’s consent.
Please note that the talks are ranked in line with the Agenda and kindly respect copyrights.
Day 1 – SDB Day 2022
Stephen Hall
Head of Partnership Programme Seabed2030
Keynote:
Seabed2030 – Importance of seabed mapping – Why SDB matters
Dhira Adhiwijna
Project and Product Manager at Fugro
Emily Twiggs
Philip Warner
Director of Operations at Smith Warner International Ltd.
Mona Reithmeier
Data Scientist – Product Lead SDB-Online
Presentation
Couch surveying – Introducing the WebApp SDB-Online
Edward Albada
Principal EOMAP USA
Day 2 – From Coastal to Inland Waters
Dr. Marcus Apel
Best practice with Doves and Super Doves – Planet’s satellites for water quality monitoring
Constantin Sandu, PhD
GIS and RS specialist at EOMAP
Presentation
Coastal and terrestrial Elevation Models – Active and Passive Sensor capabilities
Dr. Christoph Deller
Utilization of routine satellite–based monitoring of Cyanobacteria blooms using Sentinel–2 for the Environmental State Office of Rhineland Palatine
Eckhard Kohlhas
Head of division “Hydrology, Lakes and Climate” at the Environmental Ministry of Mecklenburg Vorpommern
Presentation
Water quality alert system based on daily high–res Planet satellites for Mecklenburg Vorpommern
Dr. Nicole Pinnel
Remote Sensing Scientist at German Aerospace Center (DLR)
Karin Schenk
Head of Water Quality at EOMAP
Presentation
New integrated digital solutions, connecting ecological and hydrological data for better water management