The NASA / USGS Landsat Program is the longest running initiative to provide space-based data for Earth’s land surface. Based on nine satellites, this...
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Read about the selection process to work at OpenGeoHub
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OpenGeoHub together with partners Woodwell Climate Research and University of Florida, has released on the World Soil Day 5th of December 2021 the first ...
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OpenGeoHub, in partnership with the Woodwell Climate Research Center and the University of Florida, will launch a new project aimed at helping soil scientists use soil spectroscopy...
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Importance of iSDAsoil More than 475 million out of 570 million farms in the world are smaller than 2 hectares. A substantial amount of them...
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Background Purpose of the OpenGeoHub Spatial Prediction Competition Game (the OpenGeoHub hackaton; former GEOSTAT hackatons) is to provide an opportunity to students to use all obtained...
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At OpenGeoHub and EnvirometriX, we recognize that machine learning, combined with AI, is a game-changer for both science and business. It’s having a major...
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Call for manuscripts Technological and Methodological Advances in Measuring, Mapping and Monitoring Soil Carbon and Nutrients in Space and Spacetime Special issue Nutrient Cycling in...
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OpenGeoHub is proud to be part of the international consortium on the H2020 project MOnitoring Outbreak events for Disease surveillance in a data science context....
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OpenGeoHub has started in 2019 an Innovation and Networks Executive Agency (INEA) co-funded project called “Geo-harmonizer: EU-wide automated mapping system for harmonization of Open Data based...
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Making an OpenStreetMap-type data portal for land-related environmental data The OpenGeoHub Foundation is pleased to announce the first release of LandGIS, a new webmapping system...
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Access video recordings 2018 At every or at least every second Summer School, we aim at video recording majority of lectures and releasing those using...
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Predictive Soil Mapping (PSM) is based on applying statistical and/or machine learning techniques to fit models for the purpose of producing spatial and/or spatiotemporal...
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Prof Edzer Pebesma (University of Münster, Institute for geoinformatics, Germany) and prof Roger Bivand (NHH, Bergen, Norway), main authors of the Springer R series bestlessing book on Applied...
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One of the key missions of the OpenGeoHub is to promote creation and use of Open Data. But what is exactly “Open Data” and...
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I came to know Roger around the year 2000, through emails he posted to ai-geostats, an email list started by Gregoire Dubois from JRC,...
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