This figure shows the movements detected in the volcanic cone and surroundings using geometric patterns at different times of the eruption.
The article ” Analysis of Aquifer-System Deformation in the Doñana Natural Space (Spain) Using Unsupervised Cloud-Computed InSAR Data and Wavelet Analysis”, where the SARAI project was acknowledged, has been recently published in the prestigious Water Resources Research Journal. The work focuses on the Almonte-Marismas aquifer in the Doñana Natural Space in southwestern Spain. The article’s
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Between May 8th and 12th, 2023, researchers from IGME and the TERRA research group at UPM collaborated in the Province of Murcia to maintain and record data from the GNSS network led by Professor Alejandra Staller. This network consists of permanent and temporary stations (some of which were measured during the fieldwork) that allow monitoring
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Jhonatan Rivera Rivera presented his first scientific contribution to the SARAI project.
Héctor Aguilera Alonso presented SARAI’s contribution to the landslide benchmark dataset shared by Massimiliano Alvioli and colleagues to compare existing methods and new methods to come for landslide susceptibility classification.
Around fifteen researchers from the CTTC and IGME-CSIC participated at the IGME-CSIC headquarters in Madrid on Thursday, March 23, 2023, in the first face-to-face meeting of the two coordinated SARAI subprojects.
Between January 30th and February 10th 2023, Jhonatan Rivera carried out his first pre-doctoral Internship at the Centre Tecnològic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya (CTTC)
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The third edition of the ECMWF–ESA Workshop on Machine Learning for Earth Observation and Prediction held at the ECMWF headquarters in Reading (UK) from 14 to 17 November 2022 provided an up-to-date snapshot of the state-of-the-art in this rapidly evolving field, facilitating discussion among scientists and practitioners about the current opportunities and challenges in the
On October 01, the geologist Jhonatan Rivera Rivera joined Project SARAI as a pre-doctoral researcher. Jhonatan has a degree in Geology from the Industrial University of Santander “UIS” (2016). He has two master’s degrees: in Planning and Management of Natural Risks from the University of Alicante “UA” (2019) and Seismic Risk Analysis through Geospatial Technologies
From the SARAI project we have https://sarai.igme.es developed a tool in Jupyter Notebook format that allows reading data directly from the websites of the AEMET and the General Directorate of Water, extracting for a list of coordinates the rainfall and piezometry series at a distance of 5 km or less for each of the points