
Determining hydrological trends from open data
Tuomas Haapala, Aalto University. tuomas.haapala@aalto.fi “Man — despite his artistic pretensions, his sophistication, and his many accomplishments — owes his existence to a six-inch layer
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Tuomas Haapala, Aalto University. tuomas.haapala@aalto.fi “Man — despite his artistic pretensions, his sophistication, and his many accomplishments — owes his existence to a six-inch layer

Reeta Vaahtera, Aalto University. reeta.vaahtera@aalto.fi In cold climates, river ice has a wide impact – around a third of the Earth’s landmass is drained by

Robel Bekele, University of Oulu. robel.bekele@oulu.fi Emerging contaminants (ECs) are substances that have recently been detected in the environment and pose potential risks to human

Farhan Humayun, University of Turku. farhan.humayun@utu.fi The future of Earth observation We are entering a transformative era in Earth Observation (EO), where data is no

Christoph Gocht, University of Oulu. christoph.gocht@oulu.fi Identifying complementary useful aspects in flood management reveals transformative potential for transnational cooperation and increasing urban resilience Water management

Henna Pääkkö, University of Oulu. henna.paakko@oulu.fi Imagine a world where the rivers run empty, the lakes stand still and lifeless, and the streams vanish from