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.
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The maritime industry operates in one of the most dynamic and challenging environments on Earth. Marine meteorology—the study and application of atmospheric and oceanic conditions over the sea—is critical for ensuring the safety, efficiency, and sustainab...
DetailsThese 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 mete...
DetailsEUMETSAT, in partnership with the European Severe Storms Laboratory (ESSL), offers a series of testbeds to prepare operational meteorologists / forecasters to use data from the Meteosat Third Generation (MTG) and the EUMETSAT Polar System Second Generatio...
DetailsThe Nowcasting SAF is planning a new software package dedicated to the new geostationary MTG-S Infrared Sounder instrument (IRS). This new software package will generate Satellite Humidity And Instability products (sSHAI) that will be key in Nowcasting us...
DetailsThis training introduces data-users to the fundamentals of lidar remote sensing, highlighting strengths, limitations and differences when compared to passive remote sensors. Case studies will be used to demonstrate how to interpret lidar imagery from a va...
DetailsActive remote sensing observations, like those from LiDAR (Light Detection And Ranging), can provide information on the vertical structure of atmospheric trace gases, aerosols, and clouds, complementing passive remote sensors. Lidars transmit laser pulses...
DetailsA talk consisting of a review of the recent record-breaking Storm Éowyn which brought hurricane force strength winds to the west coast of Ireland, followed by a discussion on Met Éireann’s warning system. We will also discuss current plans on next steps ...
DetailsThe increasing wealth of large meteorological datasets from diverse sources including numerical models, remote sensing, and observational networks has increased the necessity to employ data-driven techniques like Machine Learning (ML) methods to improve t...
DetailsThe 5th Edition of the International School is co-organized by AIAM, WMO-RTC in Italy, Università Politecnica delle Marche, jointly with the CA20108 FAIRNESS COST Action, and with the Technical Cooperation of FAO. Effective agricultural management require...
DetailsThis two-part introductory training series will focus on NASA products and tools available to assess historical sea-level rise, access and understand projections of sea level, and investigate impacts. Participants will be exposed to the causes behind regi...
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