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A Growing Initiative: The Progress and Future of the Global Forest Observation Initiative

EarthzineJanuary 29, 2014Earth Observation, Original

You don’t have to talk with Dr. Doug Muchoney for very long to discover his enthusiasm. Based at the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) in Virginia, Muchoney is the U.S. representative for the Global Forest Observation Initiative (GFOI). In an interview with Earthzine, he shared a look into his experience with the GFOI so far.

Blue Planet Initiative Works Toward Atlantic Ocean Observing System

EarthzineJanuary 13, 2014Earth Observation, Original

Oceans and Society: Blue Planet, a task of the latest Group on Earth Observations work plan, will present its vision for a new Integrated Atlantic Ocean Observing System at an upcoming GEO-X session.

The Group on Earth Observations Looks Toward a Second Decade of Data Sharing

EarthzineJanuary 6, 2014Original, Plenary

Since 2005, the international Group of Earth Observations has been working to make vital data about our planet widely available and create a Global Earth Observation System of Systems. The group meets in Geneva starting on Jan. 12, to assess past work and chart a course for another decade.

January Brings GEO’s 10th Plenary Session

EarthzineDecember 27, 2013Announcements, Earth Observation, GEO/GEOSS News, Original

GEO From Jan. 15-16, 2014, the GEO Plenary will convene in Geneva, Switzerland, to discuss progress and planning for goals of the GEOSS 10-Year Implementation Plan. The plenary will be followed by the 2014 GEO Ministerial Summit on Jan. 17.

Take the Survey: GEO Needs Your Input

EarthzineFebruary 16, 2011Announcements, Earth Observation, GEO/GEOSS News, Original, Sections

The Group on Earth Observations is asking interested parties to complete an online survey for a GEOSS Evaluation Team. The deadline is Feb. 28, 2011.

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