Weather and Disaster Resilience session, Open Data and Open Knowledge Workshop 2024

The Group on Earth Observations (GEO) is transitioning from its previous Engagement Priorities (such as the Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreement) to a new set of Thematic Areas, including Agriculture and Food Security, Water and Land Sustainability, and One Health, among others. This session will specifically focus on the GEO Thematic Area of Weather & Disaster Resilience. The objectives of this session are: Exploring the evolution of the GEO Infrastructure: The session aims to discuss how GEO's infrastructure can evolve to better support the initiatives and activities within the Thematic Area of Weather & Disaster Resilience. This includes identifying the necessary functionalities, tools, and datasets that should be available within the infrastructure, as well as exploring how GEO's knowledge and services can be organized more effectively. The outcomes of this discussion will be addressed by the GEO Infrastructure Development Task Team (GIDTT), the group responsible for driving the ongoing evolution of the GEO infrastructure. Fostering Open Knowledge practices: Another key goal is to explore how best to integrate open knowledge practices within the GEO Thematic Areas. By doing so, participants can ensure that these areas are better equipped to connect, collaborate, reuse, and generate new, innovative insights and knowledge. Addressing barriers to Open Knowledge adoption: The session identified and discussed the main barriers to adopting Open Knowledge practices in GEO's Thematic Areas, with the goal of proposing solutions to overcome these challenges. Session moderator: Mark Noort, HPC International Session speakers: Keran Wang, Chief, Space Application Section, Information and Communications Technology and Disaster Risk Reduction Division, UNESCAP Joseph Tuyishimire, DEA Mark Noort, Open data for flood early warning in Africa Diana Mastracci, Indigenous Alliance Kene Onukwube', DEAR Africa Mariko Shibasaki, Indigenous alliance

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GEO Knowledge Hub
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2024-10-02
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https://doi.org/10.60566/yv4nb-34d74
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Geographic Information Systems Studies
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Weather and Disaster Resilience session, Open Data and Open Knowledge Workshop 2024

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Weather and Disaster Resilience session, Open Data and Open Knowledge Workshop 2024

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Abstract

The Group on Earth Observations (GEO) is transitioning from its previous Engagement Priorities (such as the Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreement) to a new set of Thematic Areas, including Agriculture and Food Security, Water and Land Sustainability, and One Health, among others. This session will specifically focus on the GEO Thematic Area of Weather & Disaster Resilience. The objectives of this session are: Exploring the evolution of the GEO Infrastructure: The session aims to discuss how GEO's infrastructure can evolve to better support the initiatives and activities within the Thematic Area of Weather & Disaster Resilience. This includes identifying the necessary functionalities, tools, and datasets that should be available within the infrastructure, as well as exploring how GEO's knowledge and services can be organized more effectively. The outcomes of this discussion will be addressed by the GEO Infrastructure Development Task Team (GIDTT), the group responsible for driving the ongoing evolution of the GEO infrastructure. Fostering Open Knowledge practices: Another key goal is to explore how best to integrate open knowledge practices within the GEO Thematic Areas. By doing so, participants can ensure that these areas are better equipped to connect, collaborate, reuse, and generate new, innovative insights and knowledge. Addressing barriers to Open Knowledge adoption: The session identified and discussed the main barriers to adopting Open Knowledge practices in GEO's Thematic Areas, with the goal of proposing solutions to overcome these challenges. Session moderator: Mark Noort, HPC International Session speakers: Keran Wang, Chief, Space Application Section, Information and Communications Technology and Disaster Risk Reduction Division, UNESCAP Joseph Tuyishimire, DEA Mark Noort, Open data for flood early warning in Africa Diana Mastracci, Indigenous Alliance Kene Onukwube', DEAR Africa Mariko Shibasaki, Indigenous alliance

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