OBSGESSION strives to advance the understanding of direct and indirect drivers of biodiversity change through integrating Earth Observation methods, in-situ observations and state-of-the-art ecological modelling. The project addresses science-policy gaps, supports conservation planning, and helps share knowledge for effective engagement of international and EU stakeholders in ecosystem and biodiversity management.
Facilitating action on biodiversity change by integrating Earth Observation methods, in-situ data, ecological models, and uncertainty estimations, thereby fostering interdisciplinary collaboration. Delivering FAIR, data-driven solutions for ecosystem & biodiversity management catered to both terrestrial and freshwater ecosystems.
To pioneer a transformative approach, combining diverse data sources and innovative ecological models, to monitor, predict, and address biodiversity changes in terrestrial and freshwater ecosystems. Through robust science-policy links and open science practices, we aim to support EU & International Biodiversity directives, goals, and policy.
Mission
Goals
Advance understanding of direct & indirect drivers of biodiversity change through cutting-edge data integration and modeling. Address science-policy gaps, support conservation planning, and share knowledge for effective engagement of international and EU stakeholders in ecosystem and biodiversity management.
