MarineData4Africa
Global Event by the Copernicus Marine Service

Workshop

01 - 08 December 2021

Location

Online
France


Organizer & Staff
Participation

Open attendance.

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The Copernicus Marine Service would like to reach the marine community in Africa. This event aims at gathering scientists, industry communities and the policy makers and the general public from the Africa continent.

Dive into the Copernicus Marine Service: The webinar

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This webinar is an opportunity to present the Copernicus Marine Service offer to organizations located in Africa working in the marine sector. Lecturers will give operational information, including:
  • Welcome & Agenda presentation
  • Copernicus Marine Service introduction
  • The website – All you need to access data
  • MyOcean viewer – Live demo
“Let’s go further with the Copernicus Marine Data”: The training workshop
 
 
The training workshop is composed by 2 live appointments over 2 successive days (7 & 8 December 2021): a products session and a demo session. 
 
The products sessions is dedicated to the introduction of the global products provided by the Copernicus Marine Service: insitu & satellite observation products, model products. Join us and meet our data experts and producers and find out which products can meet your needs.
 
As participant of the workshop and user of the service, you will access to original E-learning material focused on Africa continent and developed by our experts, like Jupyter Notebooks or tutorial videos.
 
The demo session is dedicated to beginners who want to take their first steps with a new environment like a JupyterLab or with new tools like GIS tool, Panoply or SNAP...

Website: https://marine.copernicus.eu/MarineData4Africa
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Last Updated at 10:34 on 08 Nov 2021 by Sofie de Baenst