Participants of the Water Days I SDB Day 2022

Speakers and participants of the Water Days – including SDB Day 2022 – in Herrsching on Ammersee

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The presentations and recordings of the Water Days are online now.

Good news, in case you did not make it to the Water Days including SDB Day 2022: The presentations and recordings are available here. Enjoy the insights of experts on satellite-derived bathymetry (SDB) and inland water monitoring.

The feedback on the hybrid conference – split into both a coastal and an inland waters track – as well as on the subsequent workshops was very positive. 40 experts joined us in 18 presentations and discussions, socialized at the Get together during a boat trip on Lake Ammersee and the enjoyed dinner at the Bavarian Lakeside.

140 stakeholders from all over the world joined us remotely.

We cordially thank all participants for their valuable contributions. A particular “Thank you” goes to Planet and fugro for their generous dinner and lunch sponsorings.

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