Events - West Virginia University Department of Geology and Geography

The XXI Regional Meeting for GLOBE Latin America and the Caribbean will be held on 22, 23, and 24 October 2024, at Hodelpa Nicolás de Ovando, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.  >>

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).  >>

Discover resources to support your GLOBE students’ research during the 2024-2025 school year and prepare students to enter the 2025 GLOBE International Virtual Science Symposium (IVSS). Several of the webinar presenters represent NASA projects that are generating GLOBE data that can spark curiosity and investigations across a range of Earth system phenomena.  >>

Discover resources to support your GLOBE students’ research during the 2024-2025 school year and prepare students to enter the 2025 GLOBE International Virtual Science Symposium (IVSS). Several of the webinar presenters represent NASA projects that are generating GLOBE data that can spark curiosity and investigations across a range of Earth system phenomena.  >>

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.  >>

The Near East and North Africa (NENA) Regional Meeting will be held 13–16 November in Jordan. More information to come.  >>

This exciting experience aims to bring together students, teachers, and the scientific community from different Asia-Pacific countries to collectively “learn through observation” issues surrounding our oceans and water systems due to man-made and natural events  >>

Join a discussion led by Dr. Russ Congalton and Peder Nelson, GLOBE Land Cover scientists, to learn how changes in technology have impacted GLOBE data and the scientific legacy of GLOBE data.  >>