ACT! Summer School: Observation, Modelling and Acting for Sustainable Land-Use in the Context of Climate Change and Biodiversity

An intensive interdisciplinary summer school on land-use and land-cover change that integrates Earth observation, spatial data integration and modelling with analysis of actors, policies and governance. It targets practical skills in remote sensing, spatial modelling, agent-based scenarios and participatory research methods. The programme includes field excursions, hands-on sessions with tools such as QGIS and Google Earth Engine, group research projects and synthesis. Successful participants receive a certificate and 2 ECTS.

ACT Summer School Certificate of Completion and 2 ECTS; practical training, field excursions and faculty feedback on group projects.

Open to PhD and Master’s students and other early-career researchers.

Applicants are invited to apply via the organiser's event/registration pages (details on the Europe-LAND website).