I’ve found the data; it’s free and open access. Now what?
EuroGeoss Conference 2012.
Madrid, January 2012.
Reducing Deforestation in Amazonia: how transparency builds governance.
Eye on Earth Summit Plenary.
Abu Dhabi, December 2011.
How light can the Digital Earth be?
Eye on Earth Summit, Working Group 1 - Policy, Governance, Institutions.
Abu Dhabi, December 2011.
Designing a Global Interoperable Information Network.
Eye on Earth Summit, Working Group 3 - Technical Infrastructure.
Abu Dhabi, December 2011.
Two decades of monitoring land change in Amazonia: what have we learned?.
GLP Workshop on Land Changes in
South America, November 2011.
INPE’s activities on Earth Observation.
Seminar on Benefits of Earth Observation, Libreville, Gabon, November 2011.
INPE: Space and Environment R&D for Brazil in the 21st Century
.
Visit of NASA Administrator Charles Bolden to INPE, Sao Jose dos Campos, October 2011.
Land use and human-enviroment interactions in Amazonia.
50 Years of Science in Brazil and Challenges Ahead, FAPESP Week, Washington, October 2011.
Space derived geospatial data for sustainable development.
COPUOS space benefits panel at United Nations, New York, October 2011.
Modelling
human-environment interactions with TerraME.
Symposium in Modelling of Terrestrial Systems and Evolution, Ouro
Preto, May 2011.
Land Use Change in Amazonia: Institutional analysis and modeling at
multiple temporal and spatial scales.
FAPESP Climate Change Program Workshop, May 2011.
New
trends for geoinformatics in a changing world.
Brazilian Symposium on Remote Sensing, May 2011.
Building
public good institutions in developing nations.
University of Muenster, Doctor honoris causa acceptance speech, 28
April 2011.
Are
we ready for REDD? Multidimensional policies for reducing Amazon
deforestation:
2001-2010.
Brazil-MIT Forum, April 2011.
The
challenge of global environmental monitoring.
China-Brazil High Level Dialogue in Science and Technology, Beijing
2011.
Extracting
Land Change Information from Large Remote Sensing Image Databases.
Spatial Statistics 2011 Conference, Enschede, Netherlands.
Are
we
ready for REDD? Multidimensional policies for reducing Amazon
deforestation:
2001-2010.
Global Land Project - Open Science Meeting, Tempe, Arizona, October
2010.
The CBERS Remote Sensing Program: An Overview (July 2010) .
Collective
Spatial Action Models: a Foundation for Assessing Human-Environment
Interactions.
Cognitive and Linguistic Aspects of Geographic Space, Las Navas, Spain,
July
2010.
CEOS
space agencies: support for climate observations.
COP-15 side event on "Global Monitoring of Essential Climate Variables
(ECV)",
Copenhagen, December 2009.
Impacts
of Climate Change in Land Use, Food Security and Agricultural
Production in
Brazil.
COP-15 side event on "Climate change and food security: unifying
commitment and
action in land-based sectors", Copenhagen, December 2009.
GEO
Forest Carbon Tracking Task.
COP-15 side event on "Satellite Observations Contributing to Global
Earth
System Monitoring", Copenhagen, December 2009.
"Earth
Observation Information and Decision Making: An ongoing story".
GEO-IGOS Symposium, Washington, November 2009.
"What
is
the way forward for CEOS?".
Acceptance speech as CEOS Chair 2010, Phuket, Tailand, November 2009.
"Case-Based
Reasoning for Eliciting the Evolution of Geospatial Objects".
Conference on Spatial Information Theory COSIT 2009, Aber Wrach,
France,
September 2009.
"Beyond
OGC
Standards: The New Challenges for Open Source GIS".
International Open Source Geospatial Research Symposium, Nantes, July
2009.
"Low
Carbon Growth in Brazil".
World Forum on Enterprise and Environment, Oxford, July 2009.
"A
Proposal for a Global Forest Information System".
Google Outreach and Moore Foundation Symposium on Forests, April 2009.
"INPE´s
vision for monitoring and modelling tropical deforestation".
Brazil-Norway Workshop on Forest and Marine Monitoring, March 2009.
"INPE´s
contribution to REDD Capacity Building: data, applications, and
software".
Workshop on Capacity Building for REDD, São Jose dos Campos, 2009.
"How
to include Human Actions in Earth System Science Modelling?".
Workshop on Earth System Science Modelling, INPE, 2009.
INPE´s
contribution to Statistics from Space: data, applications, and software
“Statistics from Space”, Gates Foundation, Seattle, 5-6 November 2008.
Databases
and Global Environmental Change
XXIV Brazilian Symposium on Databases, Campinas, October 2008.
Monitoring
and Modelling Deforestation in Amazonia .
Schermerhorn Lecture, Opening Academic Year, ITC.
Enschede, September 2008.
Geospatial
data for Africa: the Brazilian contribution .
Water resource management & information needs for Africa.
ITC, Enschede, September 2008.
From
GIS-20 to GIS-21: The New Generation.
Master Class at ITC, Enschede, September 2008.
Why
should emerging nations fly into space? .
Panel on "Emerging Space Nations", International Space University,
Barcelona,
July 2008.
Contributions
to a theory of geographical information engineering .
Scientific Colloquium in honour of Prof. Andrew Frank. Vienna, 2008.
The
Vespucci 2020 Vision for Digital Earth: Social and Institutional Issues.
Vespucci Summer Institute on GIScience supporting Virtual Globes,
Florence,
June 2008.
From
Virtual Globes to Open Globes.
Vespucci Specialist Meeting on Virtual Globes, Florence, June 2008
Sensing
the Earth: From Global to Local.
Vespucci Summer Institute on Sensor Webs, Florence, June 2008
Free
Earth Observation Data on a Global Scale: A View from Brazil.
Royal Society, London, October 2007.
Working
at a global scale: challenges for a worldwide tropical forest
monitoring
system.
GLP Workshop on Globalization and Land Use, Copenhagen, October 2007.
Developments
in Land Change Modelling in Amazonia: Governance and Public Policies.
Global Land Project, Scientific Steering Committee Meeting, October
2007.
Brazil's
Statement to COPUOS.
COPOUS 50th session, Vienna, June 2007.
Modelling
Land Change: The Scientific Challenges.
1st Brazilian Symposium on Global Environmental Change, Rio, March
2007.
Understanding
Land Change in Amazonia: A Multidisciplinary Research Challenge.
IGERT Colloquim Series, Department of Geography, SUNY Bufallo, February
2007.
From
Pixels to Processes: Detecting the Evolution of Agents in a Landscape .
Department of Geography, SUNY Bufallo, February 2007.
Multimission
platform and Brazilian EO satellites
(Updated in october-2006).
INPE
report to CEOS
CEOS-20 meeting (Committee on Earth Observation Satellites), Buenos
Aires,
November 2006.
How
can GIScience contribute to land change modelling?
GIScience 2006 keynote, Munster, Germany, September 2006.
The
CBERS satellite, data policy and social benefits.
GEO Capacity Building Workshop, São José dos Campos, May 2006.
Earth
observation data for everyone: the CBERS experience.
Earth Observation Business Network (EOBN 2006) meeting, Vancouver,
2006.
Monitoring
Deforestation in Amazonia (2005).
MCT presentation, Climate Convention, COP-11, Montreal, 2005.
Challenges
for Spatio-Temporal Database research.
Spatio-Temporal Database Symposium (SSTD 2005), Angra dos Reis, Brazil,
2005.
Earth
Observation at INPE: An Overview .
United Nations Seminar, INPE, February 2005.
What
is
the Future of the Brazilian Amazon? The Challenges of Spatial
Information
Modelling.
School of Information Sciences, Penn State University, October 2004.
TerraLib:
OpenSource Tools for GIS Applications.
International Postgraduate Course on Geoinformation, Universitat Jaume
I,
Castelló (Spain), June 2004.
Developing
open source GIS: what are the challenges?
Institute for Geoinformation, Technical University of Vienna, June
2004.
The
Importance of Improving Access to Environmental Data in the Americas.
CODATA Inter-American Workshop on Environmental Data Access.
Campinas, 2004.
Open
Source GIS Development in Brasil.
International Symposium on Open Source and Open Access for Science,
CODATA/UNESCO, Paris, 2003.
Frameworks
for Sustainability of GIS and Earth Observation Technologies in
Developing
Countries.
18th International CODATA Conference, Montreal, 2002.
Making
International Collaboration Work in Earth Observation: A View from
Brazil.
Earth Observation Business Network (EOBN), Vancouver, Canada, May 2002.
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