Welcome to the CEOS Training Calendar, a shared resource of training events from around the globe.
Here you can find trainings relating to a broad set of thematic areas and geographies offered by CEOS members and associates,
the Group on Earth Observations (GEO) members, and other organizations engaged in providing trainings on Earth observations.
The primary objective of this calendar is to increase awareness of trainings and connect users with training opportunities to
learn more about Earth observations.
Hosted by the CEOS Systems Engineering Office and supported by the
CEOS Working Group for Capacity Building and Data Democracy (WGCapD), this calendar continues to grow and we hope you find it useful.
Please explore, find training opportunities, and share feedback!
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This hands-on workshop introduces participants to practical applications of AI in scientific workflows. Participants will explore how large language models can accelerate literature reviews, refine research proposals, and adapt technical material for diff...
DetailsThe field of weather forecasting is moving quickly, with AI-driven methods increasingly coming in from outside meteorology. This has created a mismatch between the background of the forecaster and the methods behind the forecast. In this talk, we will giv...
DetailsThis course will address the benefits of Meteosat satellites in convective weather forecasting in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. With new MTG Meteosat-12 satellite becoming operational, emphasis will be given on utilisation of novel FCI a...
DetailsEn association avec l'École Africaine de la Météorologie et de l'Aviation Civile (EAMAC) de l' Agence pour la Sécurité de la Navigation Aérienne en Afrique et à Madagascar (ASECNA), centre d'excellence de l'OMM, EUMETSAT organise une formation en présenti...
DetailsDust is one of the key components of atmospheric constituents, influencing air quality, climate, visibility, and human health. Its high spatial and temporal variability makes it difficult to monitor using surface-based observations alone, which is why spa...
DetailsMonitoring water quality is vital for managing drinking water treatment and public health and ecosystem advisories. In particular, monitoring harmful algal blooms and water transparency are crucial for assessing health and productivity of freshwater and s...
DetailsThe monthly weather and climate discussions are bilingual (English and Spanish) and focus on WMO regions III (South America) and IV (Central America/Caribbean). The sessions highlight the use and interpretation of satellite imagery and products for meteor...
DetailsIn early 2026, EUMETSAT will be running the next iteration of the 'Supporting Marine Earth Observation Applications (SMA)' course. The course introduces our marine data catalogue and aims to help you develop workflows that support your own application-spe...
DetailsLand cover and land use change (LCLUC) describes the many ways our world changes around us. Every new building, each vacant lot, and the expansion and retreat of forests or wetlands are all examples of LCLUC. These changes may be slow or sudden, but under...
DetailsThis online satellite applications course in English language is suitable for forecasters in Africa, independent of their work experience. The course will introduce the participants with the operational MTG satellite capabilities for different weather app...
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