EnviroGRIDS @ Black Sea Basin

GoogleEarth klz files showing partners and catchment

Nicolas Ray — 2010-04-30T07:34:39Z

- enviroGRIDS in Google Earth

International Innovation article

Nicolas Ray — 2010-04-30T07:26:03Z

- International Innovation article

Newsletter no. 1, April 2010

Nicolas Ray — 2010-04-30T07:21:14Z

- Newsletter no. 1

enviroGRIDS mouse pad image

Nicolas Ray — 2010-04-30T07:17:10Z

- Mouse pad

BSC maps in various formats

Nicolas Ray — 2010-04-29T15:21:46Z

- BSC maps

D2.4: EnviroGRIDS remote sensing data use and integration guideline

Nicolas Ray — 2010-04-01T11:54:31Z

Guideline explaining how remote sensing can be used in the enviroGRIDS project. - WP2

D2.3: EnviroGRIDS sensor data use and integration guideline

Nicolas Ray — 2010-04-01T11:53:29Z

Sensors, Sensors Network, Data transition, Interoperability, Spatial Data Infrastructure, Standards. - WP2

D2.2: EnviroGRIDS Data Storage Guidelines

Nicolas Ray — 2010-04-01T11:51:57Z

EnviroGRIDS basic functionality, geospatial and Grid infrastructures interoperability, Grid oriented architecture, data repository and data models, Web portals, EnviroGRIDS Portal, SWAT execution over the Grid - WP2

D2.1: EnviroGRIDS interoperability guideline

Nicolas Ray — 2010-04-01T11:49:25Z

Guideline presenting key concepts about Spatial Data Infrastructure, Interoperability, OGC/ISO standards and related tools, allowing partners to share their data in an OGC compliant way. - WP2

GEPIC workshop, Bucharest, Romania, May 3-4, 2010

Nicolas Ray — 2010-03-18T16:48:30Z

In the framework of the enviroGRIDS projects, a workshop on the GIS-based EPIC model (GEPIC) is being organized on 3-4 May in parallel to the other two GEOSS workshops.

Location: University of Agronomical Sciences, 59, Bd. Marasti, Bucharest, Romania

Participants will learn how to use the GEPIC model, which is necessary for a few partners in the project. EAWAG will contribute two teachers for 1.5 day for that purpose. A maximum of 20 participants can be accommodated. A room with 20 computers bearing ArcGis 9.3 will be used. Priority will be given to participants from enviroGRIDS partner Institutions.

To register, please send an email to Dr. Hong Yang.