Events

Webinar 10 de la campaña "Árboles dentro de LAC"  >>

Join Peder Nelson, GLOBE Observer Land Cover science lead, in a discussion of why we want to explore that past 30 years of GLOBE data and connect it to our present observations.  >>

Join us to meet the GIO Science Lead, Dr. Charles Vörösmarty, who will introduce the 2024-2025 data campaign, 30 Years of GLOBE. He will discuss how changes in the Earth system over time can be detected by looking at data time series. Dr. Vörösmarty will provide examples from his work with water and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs).  >>

During the 30 Years of GLOBE Campaign, the GLOBE Implementation Office will facilitate webinars from NASA scientists, GISN members, GLOBE community members, and other subject matter experts to highlight different local climate-related topics, celebrate the past 30 years of GLOBE data and more!  >>

Join us on 20 August at 1:00 pm ET (17:00 UTC) as we discuss the importance of taking GLOBE ground-based land-cover and tree-height observations and making comparisons to the space-based NASA satellite data. We will showcase, and reinforce, the importance and ease of data analysis using online data tools such as NASA Worldview, Land Cover Viewer, and Open Altimetry.  >>

Join us live from the 2024 GLOBE Annual Meeting in Fredonia, New York, U.S.A., as we present and discuss the importance of matching space-based satellite tree height and land cover data, from missions like ICESat-2, GEDI, and Landsat, to the ground-based GLOBE tree height and land cover observations. The Trees Around the GLOBE Student Research Campaign team will revisit online tools like Open Altimetry, NASA Worldview, Google Earth Engine, and more.  >>

Join two GLOBE educators on 11 October to get tips and learn about resources to teach phenology, specifically using the GLOBE Green-Down protocol.  >>

Tuesday, May 9, 2023 @ 1:00pm EDT (5:00pm UTC, 7:00pm CEST). The State of Trees – May 2023. Looking at Land Cover and River Deltas with NASA Delta-X Mission, including a Discussion of Global Surface Water, Mangrove Science, and Trees with We Feet.  >>

Our topic for May will be about water and land cover during the first week of Where is the Water? A GLOBE Observer Data Challenge.  >>

Join us for the entire month of May for the “Where is the Water: A GLOBE Observer Challenge.”  >>