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25–26 March 2024 Wavelength 2024

Worcester, UK

Wavelength 2024—A conference for postgraduates and early career researchers as well as professionals
University of Worcester, 25–26 March 2024

The Wavelength conference was launched for the first time in 2013, as the re-branded and re-organized RSPSoc student conference.

This re-launch was in response to the demand for the representation of new professionals as well as students from RSPSoc—the UK’s number one society for remote sensing science within both academia and industry.

The meeting has gone from strength to strength, with the Wavelength conference consistently attracting delegates from a wide range of remote sensing and photogrammetry backgrounds from both the UK and abroad.

Why should postgraduates and early career researchers attend?

Wavelength provides the following:

  • An un-intimidating yet professional setting in which to present work and meet new, like-minded contacts.
  • A friendly environment with a fun social programme designed to facilitate interactions between representatives from both universities and commercial organizations.
  • Prizes for the best oral and poster presentations, as voted on by the delegates.
  • Fantastic career-oriented keynote talks delivered by speakers from a range of backgrounds.
  • An opportunity to gain wider awareness of remote sensing within academia and industry.

https://www.rspsoc.org.uk/index.php/wavelength/wavelength-2024.html

14–18 April 2024 OCEANS 2024 Singapore

Singapore

Dear Colleagues,

OCEANS 2024 Singapore is an eagerly anticipated international conference that brings together leading experts, researchers, and professionals in the field of ocean science and technology. Against the vibrant backdrop of Singapore, this event serves as a crucial platform for the exchange of cutting-edge ideas and innovative solutions to address pressing ocean concerns. Attendees can anticipate a diverse program, featuring keynote presentations, panel discussions, and technical sessions, fostering collaboration and knowledge-sharing among professionals. The conference focuses on advancements in ocean science, technology, and policy, providing a unique opportunity for academia, industry, and government representatives to engage in impactful discussions. Singapore, known for its commitment to environmental sustainability and cutting-edge research, serves as an ideal host, offering participants a chance to explore the city’s rich culture and iconic landmarks. OCEANS 2024 Singapore promises to be a catalyst for global dialogue, shaping the future of ocean exploration and conservation.

100+ Exhibitors
2000+ Attendees
500 Technical papers
Unprecedented networking

Make plans to attend on 14–18 April 2024, at the Expo Sands Convention Center, Singapore.

https://singapore24.oceansconference.org/

9–10 September 2024 2024 Hybrid OLI and GMUG Meeting

Vancouver, WA, USA

The 2024 Hybrid OLI Meeting will be held on April 9th at the Water Resources Education Center in Vancouver WA, USA. The day will have a virtual and in-person option.

Visit our website:

https://mensurationist.net/2024-hybrid-oli-and-gmug-annual-meeting/

14–17 October 2024 The Sixth Global Proximal Soil Sensing Workshop—Unveiling Advances in Theory and Practice to Promote Adoption

Ghent, Belgium

The workshop is organized by Ghent University on behalf of the Working Group on Proximal Soil Sensing (WGPSS), established in 2008 under the International Union of Soil Sciences (IUSS). Since it was established, the WGPSS group has organised five workshops to discuss technological advances in proximal soil sensing to complement laboratory methods of soil analyses. To overcome the bottlenecks of traditional data acquisition, soil inventory has evolved into the direction of proximal soil sensing. This is according to the paradigm “Measure more, less precise” or, in other words, bring the laboratory measurements into the field to increase the spatial and temporal coverage, but at the cost of measurement precision.

The Sixth Global Proximal Soil Sensing Workshop will continue the discussion from theoretical and practical perspectives, focussing on the applicability of the technology in natural resource management. The workshop invites participants from academia and industry, working on topics including, but not limited to, soil and environmental sciences, agricultural engineering, archaeology, forensic investigations, sensor development, near-surface geophysics, spectroscopy, agronomy, spatial statistics, and artificial intelligence.

https://www.gpss-2024.com/

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