Project updates
Project update | 27 June 2022
Dr Stefanie Broszeit will be (virtually) attending the second edition of the World Biodiversity Forum (26 June - 1 July 2022) where BiCOME will be part of a poster session on biodiversity change detection.
The poster will show initial results from the project to highlight the need for a structured approach to map remote sensing products to Essential Biodiversity Variables (EBV) in coastal ecosystems, and the importance of taking into consideration stakeholders views on the definition of relevant remote sensing products.
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Project update | 08 June 2022
Read about the research findings from fieldwork as part of the BiCOME project over Noirmoutier Island (France) where a hyperspectral UAV was used to analyse the topography of Intertidal Polychaete Reefs.
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Project update | 04 May 2022
There will be a significant presence from the BiCOME team at the
ESA Living Planet Symposium which takes place between the 23rd to 27th May. The symposium is an important event in the field of Earth Observation, attracting thousands of scientists and data users. This year the conference will be held in-person at the World Conference Center in Bonn Germany.
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Project update | 12 April 2022
French regional newspaper Ouest France recently reported on the drone mapping of intertidal areas in Mont Saint-Michel bay as part of BiCOME fieldwork.
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Project update | 10 January 2022
Last October marked the launch of the Biodiversity of the Coastal Ocean: Monitoring with Earth Observation (BiCOME) project, led by Plymouth Marine Laboratory.
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Events
Upcoming events BiCOME project participants are attending:
23rd - 27th May 2022
Location: Bonn, Germany
Several project participants will be attending this annual conference.
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26th June - 1st July 2022
Location: Congress centre Davos, Switzerland
A poster from BiCOME work will be presented on Wednesday 29th June between 13:30 - 16:00.
The poster is entitled: Coastal Essential Biodiversity Variables from satellite for science and policy.