SASSCAL participated at the GMES and Africa First Continental Service Workshop On Natural Resources and Water in Lusaka, Zambia which took place from 13 –...
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GMES & Africa Southern Africa to hold a Regional Stakeholder Workshop on Earth Observation Technologies
The Southern African Science Service Centre for Climate Change and Adaptive Land Management (SASSCAL) in collaboration with the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR)...
SASSCAL embraces the conclusion of the Wetlands Monitoring and Assessment Project (WeMAST) funded under the first phase of GMES and Africa
The African Union Commission’s Global Monitoring for Environment and Security (GMES) and Africa and SASSCAL has held a three day report back conference in Windhoek...
WeMAST Geoportal launched through a users’ training course
SASSCAL conducted a training course “WeMAST Training on Earth Observation Products Validation and Geoportal Use” on the 24 – 25th June 2021. SASSCAL is the...
TRAINING ON EARTH OBSERVATION PRODUCTS VALIDATION AND GEOPORTAL USE
SASSCAL, as the lead of the WeMAST consortium, has the pleasure to announce two Earth Observation (EO) training courses on satellite-based product development and validation...
WeMAST Earth Observation Short Courses in November
SASSCAL, as the lead of the WeMAST consortium, has the pleasure to announce two short courses on Earth Observation (EO) technology. The courses are made...
WeMAST Capacity Development Special Session at WaterNet Symposium
SASSCAL, as the lead of the WeMAST consortium, is hosting a Special Session on WeMAST Capacity Development at the WaterNet Symposium. WeMAST is funded by the...
The WeMAST consortium and the AU meet to strategise the path ahead
The lead of the WeMAST (Wetland Monitoring and Assessment Service for Transboundary Basins in Southern Africa) consortium, SASSCAL, met with the African Union (AU) delegation,...
The WeMAST consortium engages with the local Chirumhanzu community at the Driefontein RAMSAR wetland
In a subdued and respectful manner, the visitors to the breathtaking Driefontein wetland site are beckoned to join the Chirumhanzu community elders and sit down...
WeMAST Regional Stakeholder Engagement and User Needs Assessment
The WeMAST (Wetland Monitoring and Assessment Service for Transboundary Basins in Southern Africa) project aims to design, develop and operationalise an integrated Earth Observation (EO)...