Data4Land is a tool that helps to calculate more detailed species distribution models, habitat suitability maps, compute habitat connectivity or urban heat islands effects, among other applications.
The AD4GD project took part in the 8th Mediterranean Forest Week showcasing a poster on Terrestrial Habitats Connectivity and participating in a panel session on Green Cities for Adaptation and Resilience.
Three camera traps have been installed in La Albera Natural Park of National Interest by CREAF researchers as part of the AD4GD biodiversity pilot.
AD4GD showcased an oral presentation on terrestial connectivity based on Landsat/Sentinel Land Cover Classes as a biodiversity indicator and a poster on Digital Twin ready data for the European Green Deal Data Space.
Both members of AD4GD will be headlining as keynote speaker and judge at the upcoming B-Cubed biodiversity hackathon.
