Workshop on Earth Observation for Ecosystem Accounting - EO4EA 2022
The 2022 Workshop on Earth Observation for Ecosystem Accounting (EO4EA 2022) is organized by the European Space Agency in collaboration with the Environmental-Economic Account section of the United Nations Statistics Division (UNSD) and the Earth Observations for Ecosystem Accounting initiative of the Group on Earth Observations (GEO EO4EA).
The objective of the 2022 Workshop on Earth Observation for Ecosystem Accounting is to bring together experts in Earth Observation and experts in Ecosystem Accounting to jointly discuss the key challenges that need to be addressed in order to use Earth Observation in compiling national ecosystem accounts to support national policies.
The Workshop will introduce the SEEA Ecosystem Accounting framework to the EO community, present on-going efforts to harness the potential of Earth Observations in ecosystem accounting, showcase, through open sessions, practical examples of EO applications for Ecosystem Accounting, and review the main challenges lying ahead for an effective use of Earth Observation in compiling national ecosystem accounts.
The workshop will address the use of Earth Observation for ecosystem accounts in all realms, from terrestrial, freshwater, coastal to marine ecosystems.
The objective of the workshop is to reinforce the importance to join efforts to provide robust and cost-effective EO solutions that help countries develop and compile their ecosystem accounts.
For more information on how to submit an abstract or to register to this event, please visit the main website @ https://eo4ea-2022.esa.int/
Meeting documents
- 3.1- SEEA Ecosystem Accounting and its implementation strategy - Alessandra Alfieri (UNSD)
- 3.2 ARIES for SEEA - Ferdinando Villa (BC3)
- 3.3 Proposal for a regulation on European environmental accounts - Ekkehard Petri (Eurostat)
- 3.4 EO for Ecosystem Accounting 2022 - Daneil Juhn (Conservation International, GEO EO4EA)
- Advancing EU eocsystem extent accounts based on Copernicus and in situ data sets - Jan-Erik Petersen (EEA)
- A new approach for mapping ecosystem extent based on LC Mapping and Ecosystem Modelling: A pilot study in Liberia
- Modelling and mapping habitats at European and regional scale using AI/ML techniques
- Land accounts Senegal 2010-2015 - Khoudia Laye Seye (ANSD)
- From global to national freshwater ecosystem monitoring and reporting - Christian Tottrup (DHI A/S)
- Ecosystem condition accounting and earth observation - Joachim Maes (EC)
- EU-wide methodology: towasrds operationalisation of the SEEA EA condition accounts in the EU
- Ecosystem condition accounting in Germany - Bellingen (DESTATIS)
- Monitoring multidimensional spatial and temporal dynamics of aquatic ecosystems using EO - Paolo Villa (IREA-CNR)
- Assessing the condition of BCE through EO - Tai Loureiro (GOAP ACoP, CPUT)
- Quantifiable impact: leveraging satellite climate recprds for EA - Mendy van der Vliet (Planet)
- Lessons from the Myanmar National Ecosystem Assessment - Nicholas Murray (Global Ecology Lab, James Cook University)
- Accounting for Ecosystem Services vulnerability to map environmental risk - JRC-LaNotte
- Customized Ecosystem Service Models for Crop and Carbon Stock by ARIES Platform
- NASA’s LANCE Near Real-time Satellite Products for Ecosystems Services
- Determining Coastal Protection Value Of Mangrove Ecosystems In Sundarbans, India Using Satellite Earth Observation
- Evaluation of Agroecosystem Service Trade-offs Based on Remote Sensing and Public Data, Using the DAKIS Decision-support Framework
- INCA Tool: EO Data Gaps Challenges for Future Ecosystem Accounts - Case Study on Soil Retention
- A Forest Ecosystem Condition Account For Europe Based On Earth Observation Data
- Estimating Ecological Condition Using Spatial and Temporal Approaches
- Using Earth Observation-based Above Ground Biomass Estimates to Compile Condition and Carbon Accounts for Forest Ecosystems in Liberia
- Global Forest Watch and Ecosystem Accounts: Forest Extent, Condition, Degradation and Enhancement
- Marine and coastal ecosystem accounts
- Space Observations for Marine Accounting: the Mediterranean Case
- Satellite Derived Seascapes as a Measure of the Extent of Ecosystem Types to Support Ecosystem Accounting in the Coastal and Open Ocean
- Global Mangrove Watch - Mapping Extent, Changes and Blue Carbon
- The Global Seagrass Watch service: Operationalizing Blue Carbon Ecosystem Accounting through Contemporary Earth Observation Analytics
- Mapping aquatic classes in coastal regions of Mozambique, Senegal, and Liberia
- Ocean Accounts of Gili Meno, Ayer, Trawangan (Gili Matra) of Indonesia
- Interoperability for SEEA Ecosystem Accounting
- ARIES for SEEA
- AccoRD-HUB: Account Ready Data Hub to facilitate Natural Capital Accounting applications
- Australia use of EO data for land and ocean accounts
- Mapping Ecosystems for Ecosystem Accounting Using EO Data
- Living England - Managing Uncertainty in England’s Habitat Map
- Event Date
- From 28 Nov 2022 to 1 Dec 2022
- Time
- From 12:00pm to 4:00pm (UTC)