Space and Geospatial Technologies for the Africa We Want

Remote sensing for natural resource management.- Contribution of Remote sensing and GIS to the mapping of fractured reservoirs in the Donga Department (Northwestern Benin) for a sustainable management of their resources.- Assessment of the potential of complementary between optical and radar remote sensing for the monitoring of tropical ecosystems in central Africa: case of the hunting area and reserve of Bombo-Lumene and the mangroves marine park in the Democratic Republic of Congo.- Mangrove forests monitoring using Google Earth Engine platform in the extreme North-East of Madagascar.- The use of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) Thermal and multispectral products in quantifying crop water use for irrigated barely crop.- Integrating geo-localized smartphone photos and drone imagery to validate optimum gas pipeline routes in West Africa, Senegal.- EO and geospatial information for sustainable -human security.- Effective Application of Remote Sensing and GIS: Indispensable Tools for Military Intervention on Insecurity in Nigeria.- Geospatial information for smart city development.- Spatio-temporal and analysis of schools performance at the national senior certificate (matric) examination in Western Cape province, South Africa.- Development of a gender-based violence emergency response system.- Assessing sustainability of urban growth in Ongata Rongoi town, Kajiado County, Kenya.- Earth Observation (EO) for Sustainable Urbanisation in Africa: Case of Kumasi, Ghana.- Space and geospatial technologies for land administration and management.- Modelling priority management areas for LULC change in the Okavango basin.- Analysis of landuse and landcover dynamics and its impacts on WEF nexus resources over a 30-year period (1990-2020) in Mpumalanga, South Africa.- Sustainable land asset utilization.- Land Productivity and Degradation Trend Monitoring using Remote Sensing and GIS in Lake Chad Basin (LCB).- Impact of using Surveying Instruments in Land Subdivision and demarcation in Sub - Sahara African Countries. The Case of Rwanda Parcels.- Space technology for environmental monitoring and sustainability.- The LSA SAF ET product: an operational service of sub-daily estimation of evapotranspiration in near-real time across Europe, Africa and Eastern South America.- Modelling evapotranspiration and runoff rates in Swat, Amid changing landuse and land cover and climatic conditions in the Muringato basin.- Mapping invasive plant species using very high-resolution imagery and Machine learning in Lesotho wetlands.- A scoping review of remote sensing-based surface energy balance (SEB) evapotranspiration (ET) modelling approaches.- Unmanned aerial vehicle for peatland degradation assessment.- Space technology for environmental monitoring and sustainability.- Coastal vulnerability assessment of the Tabou-Fresco coastline (Côte d'Ivoire) using Earth Observation data.- Contribution of the hierarchical analysis process (AHP) in the assessment and mapping of flood risks on the Allada plateau.- National Land Cover and Crop Mapping through Digital Earth Africa platform.- Evaluation of Sentinel-2 spectral reflectance and indices to estimate grass and ccc in heterogeneous grassland.- Land pollution lookout: engaging citizen scientists in analyzing Niger delta oil spills using satellite images.- Earth Observation based protected areas monitoring and assessment in East Africa.- Remote sensing Climate change adaptation and mitigation strategies.- Agricultural Adaptation Strategies to Climate Change Impacts in Lake Chad Basin.- To share or not to share: deciding for (not) sharing geospatial data in Ugandan health sector organizations.- Land Suitability Appraisal for Tomato Farming Using a GIS and AHP Methods in Ede Region, South Western Nigeria.- Space Capacity building and utilization.- Recent advances in SAR image despeckling and change detection using deep learning approaches.- Innovative space technologies.- Digital Earth Africa - operational EO-based insights for Africa's development challenges.- Development of a Web-based GIS platform for Environmental monitoring and conservation of the Muringato Catchment.