2017 Pecora20 - Observing a Changing Earth

The theme of Pecora20 is "Observing a Changing Earth, Science for Decisions...Monitoring, Assessment, and Projection."
This fall we head back to Sioux Falls to celebrate William T. Pecora's vision with Pecora20. With emphasis on recent significant developments in remote sensing, the theme of Pecora20 is "Observing a Changing Earth, Science for Decisions...Monitoring, Assessment, and Projection."

The Pecora Symposium series was established by the USGS and NASA in the 1970's as a forum to: 1) foster the exchange of scientific information and results derived from application of Earth observing data to a broad range of land-based resources; and 2) discuss ideas, policies, and strategies concerning land remote sensing. This conference will offer a program on applications of satellite and other Earth observations to monitor, assess, and perform projections of future land and water resources, as well as big data and other analytical technologies to improve decision making utilizing satellite data.

This is the Pecora20 website for more information and schedule go to pecora.asprs.org 
When
11/12/2017 - 11/16/2017
Where
1201 N. West Avenue Sioux Falls, SD 57104 UNITED STATES
Online registration not available.

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