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LANDSENSE

A Citizen Observatory and Innovation Marketplace for Land Use and Land Cover Monitoring

@LandSense Landsense.eu

Inian Moorthy

moorthy@iiasa.ac.at

Center for Earth Observation & Citizen Science International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis

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Improving the quality of Earth Observation (EO)-based Land Use & Land Cover (LULC) maps/products

Transforming the conventional top-down approach to EO-based monitoring

Leveraging citizen science and

crowdsourcing methods we can more actively engage people in environmental monitoring & stewardship

Motivation

18

partners

9

countries

LandSense

2016 – 2020

The project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement no 689812

20+

journal publications

70+

dissemination events

5+

open access datasets

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Amsterdam

Vienna

Vojvodina Heidelberg

Toulouse

Spain Urban Landscape Dynamics

Agricultural Land Use

Forest & Habitat

LandSense technologies are deployed across various themes to illustrate the potential of citizen observatories to tackle environmental challenges

Flores Island, Indonesia

LandSense Pilots

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Amsterdam Rembrandt Park

125+

participants

375+

observations

Promoting sustainable urban development with citizen insights on the perceptions of green and open spaces

in-situ

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Toulouse – LULC Dynamics

Integrating expert contributions using crowdsourcing

approaches into LULC authoritative databases

130+

participants

7500

+

observations

Dataset 1: Sentinel 2 change detection validation 2019 Dataset 2: Land use classification 2019

Dataset 3: In-situ validation 2018

in-situ / remote

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Spain

Monitoring threats to biodiversity with a focus of Important Bird & Biodiversity Areas (IBAs) & Natura 2000 sites

40+

participants

450+

observations

Volunteers à IBA Caretakers à National Coordinators

in-situ / web

https://natura-alert.net/

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LANDSENSE MAPATHON

@LandSense

#EURegionsWeek

#territorialdata

https://landsense.eu/Mapathon

Starts Tomorrow!

Connecting citizens and satellite data for

land use mapping across the EU

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LANDSENSE

A Citizen Observatory and Innovation Marketplace for Land Use and Land Cover Monitoring

@LandSense Landsense.eu

Inian Moorthy

moorthy@iiasa.ac.at

Center for Earth Observation & Citizen Science International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis

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