From September 29 to October 3, members of our Centre of Excellence’s Landscape Geoinformatics working group participated at the Big Data from Space BiDS25 conference in Riga.
At the conference, Evelyn Uuemaa presented a prototype of the data cube developed within the Centre of Excellence. Visitors could also explore the data cube application geokuup.ee and learn about the Centre’s work at the exhibition area.
Evelyn’s presentation on the topic “Data Cube for Biodiversity and Carbon Dynamics in Estonia with remote sensing”. Photo: Gatis Orlickis
At the exhibition area, our working group members intoduced our project and related activities. Photos: Gatis Orlickis
Anton Kostiukhin, a joint PhD student of the Centre of Excellence and KappaZeta, presented his preliminary results on how Sentinel-1 data can be used to improve forest monitoring accuracy.
Jeonghwan Choi demonstrated at the poster session how to optimize soil organic carbon sampling strategies in fieldwork using machine learning.
Anton Kostiukhin (on the left) doing a presentation and Jeonghwan Choi (on the right) after the poster session.
BiDS is a conference organized by the European Space Agency, focusing on big data from space and related technologies.