The World Water Forum is the main water-related event in the world, aimed at putting water firmly on the international agenda. A stepping stone towards global collaboration on water problems, the Forum offers the water community and policy-and-decision-makers from all over the world the unique opportunity to come together to create links, debate and attempts to find solutions to achieve water security.
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The symposium is open to ESA Principal Investigators, co-investigators, Sentinel-2 users, scientists, students, representatives from national, European and international space agencies and value adding industries Objectives The main objectives of the symposium are:
On May 7 and 8 2012 the sixth GEO European Project’s Workshop will take place in Rome. The GEO initiative is aimed to increase the accessibility and vailability of Earth Observation data through the development of a Global Earth Observation System of Systems (GEOSS) to be delivered by 2015. GEO now includes 87 countries, the European Commission and 64 intergovernmental, international, and regional participating organisations. Europe, represented by the European Commission, is one of the leaders (co-chairs) of the GEO initiative together with the US, China, and South-Africa. This GEO European Projects’ Workshop aims at supporting this leadership.
The provisional topics for discussion at this workshop include the recently adopted Work Plan for the period 2012-2015, the future of GEO beyond 2015 and the GEOSS Data-CORE (GEOSS Data Collection of Open Resources for Everyone). European projects and other interested players will have a platform to give their input to the future role of Europe in GEO. In addition, the workshop will provide an opportunity for European projects to showcase their activities in the domain of Earth Observation, giving a high visibility to the European actions conducted in the context of GEO.
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The conference will highlight the economic impact and strategic value of GMES and inform about the benefits of GMES for Europe from the users' perspective. Several sessions will feature specific themes on health, energy, agriculture/fisheries, climate change and disaster management.
The 2012 EUMETSAT Meteorological Satellite Conference will take place in Sopot, Poland from 3 - 7 September 2012.
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