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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As governments and businesses increasingly recognize the value of Earth observations for decision-making, the need for accessible and effective EO capacity building continues to grow. Are EO training providers understanding and responding adequately to th...
DetailsJoin Abigail Waring on 17th June for an insightful webinar on Land Surface Temperature (LST) and how it is retrieved from satellite observations. An Earth Observation and Climate Scientist specialising in satellite remote sensing and land surface temperat...
DetailsUrban/local street level air pollution, climate change, and their impacts on population exposure and human health have increasingly received attentions by both researchers and policy makers around the world. Recognizing the urgent need for scientific adva...
DetailsFloods are the most common and widespread of all weather-related natural disasters. Lasting from minutes to weeks, floods can place a huge burden on a community, including loss of life, damage to infrastructure and economies, and long-term impacts on huma...
DetailsWithin the framework of the ENANDES+ project, it is essential to have objective tools to measure the quality of daily weather forecasts. To this end, this training will present various methodologies useful for identifying the most accurate models, whether...
DetailsFloods are the most common and widespread of all weather-related natural disasters. Lasting from minutes to weeks, floods can place a huge burden on a community, including loss of life, damage to infrastructure and economies, and long-term impacts on huma...
DetailsThe Ocean surface topography science team meeting (OSTST) is a joint endeavour between EUMETSAT, the European Space Agency, CNES (France’s space agency), NASA, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), and the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administratio...
DetailsThe major objective of this workshop is to collect feedback from the users and to consolidate the specifications for generating the full GEO-Ring data record starting in the late 1970s. The workshop will also discuss emerging user needs such as a provisi...
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...
DetailsThis is a three-day course taking place prior the River Flow 2026 -13th International Conference on Fluvial Hydraulics, held in Thessaloniki, Greece. The course consists of lectures covering topics including field operations (gauging station, discharge me...
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