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Earth Observation as a key tool for monitoring and managing Urban Green Spaces, insights from the 8th Mediterranean Forest Week

Earth Observation as a key tool for monitoring and managing Urban Green Spaces, insights from the 8th Mediterranean Forest Week

by Diego de la Vega | Nov 14, 2024 | Biodiversity Pilot, news

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.

Enhancing Air Quality Monitoring with IoT and Low-Cost Sensors

Enhancing Air Quality Monitoring with IoT and Low-Cost Sensors

by Christian Borger | Jul 10, 2024 | Air Pilot, news, Partner Blogpost

Many European cities have air quality below WHO recommendations. IoT technology and low-cost sensors driven by citizen science offer a cost-effective solution to monitor air pollution.

ECSA Conference 2024 – WorkshopA common way of monitoring near real-time change of environmental data with the OGC’s STAplus

ECSA Conference 2024 – WorkshopA common way of monitoring near real-time change of environmental data with the OGC’s STAplus

by Diego de la Vega | Apr 5, 2024

How can citizen science be part of the European Green Deal Data Space? In ECSA Conference 2024 we explore how we can use STAplus to combine data from citizen science projects.

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COORDINATOR: Joan Masó Pau | CREAF - Centre de Recerca Ecològica i Aplicacions Forestals | Campus de Bellaterra (UAB) Edifici C, 08193 Cerdanyola del Vallès, SPAIN | Location map

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This project is co-funded by the European Union, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.

Communication Contact: d.delavega@creaf.uab.cat | Information Contact: info@ad4gd.eu