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Use of Satellite and Geospatial Data in Crises Management
In this episode of INTERGEO TV, we explore the critical role of satellite and geospatial data in managing humanitarian crises and natural disasters with Dr. Anne Schneibel, a renowned expert in remote sensing and humanitarian aid. Dr. Schneibel, a research associate at the German Remote Sensing Data Center (DFD) at the German Aerospace Center (DLR), coordinates projects that use satellite data for disaster response. During the severe flooding in southern Germany, her team provided essential crisis information to authorities and aid
organizations. Reflecting on the recent floods in Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg, Dr. Schneibel emphasizes the importance of timely information for humanitarian organizations and public authorities. Her team utilized aerial imagery in addition to satellite data to deliver accurate and prompt information during the crisis. She highlights the necessity of flexibility in their approach, as each crisis requires different data sources and methods. Join us for insights into how geospatial data is revolutionizing crisis management and aiding humanitarian efforts.
Copyright: www.dvw.de
Further Information: https://www.intergeo.de/en/news/nutzung-von-satelliten-und-geodaten-im-krisenmanagement-einblicke-von-dr-anne-schneibel
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By DVW e. V.In this episode of INTERGEO TV, we explore the critical role of satellite and geospatial data in managing humanitarian crises and natural disasters with Dr. Anne Schneibel, a renowned expert in remote sensing and humanitarian aid. Dr. Schneibel, a research associate at the German Remote Sensing Data Center (DFD) at the German Aerospace Center (DLR), coordinates projects that use satellite data for disaster response. During the severe flooding in southern Germany, her team provided essential crisis information to authorities and aid
organizations. Reflecting on the recent floods in Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg, Dr. Schneibel emphasizes the importance of timely information for humanitarian organizations and public authorities. Her team utilized aerial imagery in addition to satellite data to deliver accurate and prompt information during the crisis. She highlights the necessity of flexibility in their approach, as each crisis requires different data sources and methods. Join us for insights into how geospatial data is revolutionizing crisis management and aiding humanitarian efforts.
Copyright: www.dvw.de
Further Information: https://www.intergeo.de/en/news/nutzung-von-satelliten-und-geodaten-im-krisenmanagement-einblicke-von-dr-anne-schneibel