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Remote Sensing and Fluxes for Real-World Impact Workshop

Mar 4 - 5 2026 | All day

Hosted By:

NEON & AmeriFlux

NEON is collaborating with AmeriFlux and CarbonDew to host the workshop Remote Sensing and Fluxes for Real-world Impact: Integration with Advanced Techniques on March 4-5, 2026 in Boulder, CO. The workshop is a unique opportunity to advance your skills in connecting eddy-covariance flux measurements with geospatial data to enhance real-world applications. 

The in-person event invites leading researchers, early-career scientists, industry representatives, regulators, land managers, and other stakeholders to refine and apply robust data integration algorithms that unite the benefits of in-situ flux measurements and remote sensing, thereby mitigating their respective drawbacks. 

Applications to attend were accepted until Dec. 31, 2025. We look forward to seeing participants March 4-5!

For participants, the workshop dashboard is available HERE

Participants will: 

  • Learn foundational and cutting-edge methods for flux upscaling
  • Gain hands-on experience with cloud-based tools, novel datasets, and reproducible workflows
  • Collaborate on developing scalable, interpretable solutions for ecosystem monitoring, land management, and carbon market verification 

Building on the success of the 2024 “Remote Sensing and Flux Upscaling for Real-World Impact” workshop, this year’s program will deepen technical expertise while fostering cross-sector collaboration and mentorship. Participants will come together to push the boundaries of flux scaling science for real-world applications. Whether your interests lie in science, policy, or sustainability, this workshop offers the tools and connections to translate flux science into actionable solutions. 

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Boulder, CO
United States

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