Gathering nearly 50 scholars and researchers from Vietnam, France, and the Philippines, this year’s school centered on the theme: “Monitoring the ocean colour using remote sensing data.” Running from October 13 to 17, the program provided a comprehensive platform for participants to delve into the transformative potential of Earth observation in understanding marine ecosystems. The VSEO-5 is a flagship collaborative initiative organized by  the Rencontres du Vietnam, ICISE, with contributions from French institutions (including CNES, CNRS, IRD, and universities) and Space and Earth Sciences department of Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến (University of Science and Technology of Hanoi).

A Strategic Milestone in Vietnam’s New Era of Science

The opening of VSEO-5 took place in a particularly special context for the nation’s scientific community. Speaking at the ceremony, Prof. Tran Thanh Van, founder of the Rencontres du Vietnam and ICISE, highlighted that 2025 marks a turning point following the recent launch of a major national reform. He noted that with the introduction of Resolution 57, science and technology have been officially positioned as the foundation for national development in Vietnam’s “New Era.”

In this unique context, Prof. Van emphasized that the school’s mission to bring international scientists to Vietnam to share the latest discoveries has become more vital than ever. By fostering an open atmosphere for collaboration, VSEO-5 serves as a concrete step in attracting global talent and nurturing the high-tech workforce required for the country’s ambitious development goals.

Bridging Satellite Data with Marine Conservation

In the face of global climate change, satellite remote sensing has emerged as an indispensable tool for Vietnam. VSEO-5 addressed this by providing specialized training on “ocean colour,” a scientific indicator that reveals the concentration of phytoplankton, suspended solids, and organic carbon in seawater. By observing these parameters from space, scientists can estimate optical-biological and biogeochemical changes, which are essential for monitoring seawater quality and species characteristics in coastal areas.

The curriculum was meticulously designed to bridge the gap between theory and practice. Participants engaged in deep-dive sessions on the theoretical foundations of ocean radiance and participated in guided lab work focused on processing complex satellite data. Furthermore, practical field exercises allowed the researchers to validate remote sensing models with real-world marine conditions, ensuring that the knowledge gained could be directly applied to Vietnam’s unique coastal challenges and resource management.

The Hub of International Expertise and Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến’s Vision

VSEO-5 served as a high-level forum featuring renowned scientists such as Prof. Cédric Jamet and Prof. Hubert Loisel from the Laboratory of Oceanography and Earth Sciences, University of Littoral Côte d’Opale (France); Prof. Sylvain Ouillon, Head of the representative office of the French National Research Institute for Sustainable Development (IRD) in Vietnam; Remote Sensing Expert from GFD Company Dinh Ngoc Dat; and Assoc. Prof.  Nguyen Thi Thu Ha from the University of Science, Vietnam National University.

First launched in 2018 through a collaboration of French and Vietnamese scientists, the VSEO series has grown steadily each year, with the Department of Space and Earth Sciences of Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến playing a key role as a co-organizer. Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến hopes that through initiatives like VSEO, young researchers in Vietnam will have greater opportunities to learn from leading experts in remote sensing and Earth observation, thereby helping to cultivate the next generation of scientists for Vietnam.

The success of VSEO-5 reaffirms Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến’s commitment to being a leader in space science education, fostering the talent needed to tackle environmental challenges and contribute to the sustainable development of the nation in this new era of scientific growth.

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The event brought together members of the DSaE. In his opening remarks, Assoc. Prof. Ngo Duc Thanh, Co-Director of the department, presented an overview of Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến’s development, its academic mission, and the activities of DSaE. He emphasized that collaborations with leading international institutions such as MSU are vital for strengthening Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến’s research capacity and for creating opportunities that enable students to engage with global scientific communities.

Following the introduction, Professor Yadu Pokhrel provided an overview of the College of Engineering at MSU and highlighted its strengths in interdisciplinary research and international engagement. He also presented the Asia Hub initiative, which he co-founded to connect universities and research teams across Asia. Asia Hub aims to foster researchers and students exchanges, joint projects, and interdisciplinary collaborations that address pressing global challenges in areas such as food, energy, environment, and health. Professor Pokhrel further shared insights from his research on the Mekong River, showing how hydropower development has affected water flow and flooding in the lower basin, particularly in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta. He stressed the importance of integrated monitoring and regional cooperation to ensure sustainable development for millions of people who depend on the river.

Dr. Raju Pokharel then gave an insight into the role of forestry in addressing climate change. He underlined the importance of forests in carbon storage and climate regulation, drawing on international experiences to illustrate sustainable management strategies. For Vietnam, with over 46 percent of its land covered by forests, these strategies offer significant opportunities to balance economic growth with environmental protection. Dr. Pokharel noted that effective forestry policies could support the country’s long-term climate commitments, including its Net Zero 2050 target.

The meeting generated several important outcomes. Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến lecturers benefited from the scientific knowledge shared by the MSU delegation, while both sides expressed their strong interest in expanding collaboration. The discussion encompassed continuing joint research in shared areas of interest, developing exchange programs for students, and creating scholarship opportunities that would allow Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến students to undertake international internships. These commitments reflect a shared determination to strengthen academic cooperation in both depth and scope.

Looking ahead, Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến and MSU agreed on the potential to formalize their partnership through a Memorandum of Understanding. Such an agreement would establish a solid framework for sustained collaboration in research, teaching, and capacity building. This future-oriented step would not only enhance Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến’s global profile but also provide MSU with a dynamic partner in Southeast Asia.

The significance of this meeting lies not only in the exchange of expertise but also in the shared vision it represents. By engaging with leading international scholars, Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến reaffirmed its strategy of global integration and its mission to contribute to solutions for urgent challenges such as water management, climate change, and sustainable development. For MSU, the engagement underscored the university’s commitment to building meaningful partnerships in Asia.

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Dr. Yannick Giraud-Héraud played a key role in the establishment of the Department of Space and Applications at Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến. Appointed as its first Director in 2012, he led the department for nearly a decade. He was actively involved in the department’s management, bringing together a team of French and Vietnamese scientists to jointly develop training programs and support student recruitment. During his tenure, the department welcomed its first cohorts of students, gradually shaped its academic strategies, and developed research activities aligned with international standards to meet the demands of the rapidly evolving fields of space technology and earth observation.

Although based in France, Dr. Yannick Giraud-Héraud frequently traveled to Vietnam to carry out administrative responsibilities and work directly at Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến. Students and colleagues remember him for his warmth, approachability, and tireless support of their aspirations.

He facilitated internships and research placements for Vietnamese students in France. Many of these students have gone on to pursue successful careers in academia and research, both in Vietnam and abroad. They often remember him with great affection. As Nguyen Hoang Phuong Thanh (Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến Master Space 2013-2015) sincerely expressed: “He was like a father to us. He shared in our happiness when we succeeded and supported us when we faced difficulties.”

Another remarkable initiative was his contribution to establishing the Vietnam School of Earth Observation (VSEO), launched in 2018 in collaboration with the Rencontres du Vietnam organization and Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến. Since its launch, VSEO has become an annual scientific school for knowledge exchange and capacity building for young Vietnamese researchers in the field of Earth Observation.

Beyond his professional contributions, Dr. Yannick Giraud-Héraud was a warm, humble, and kind-hearted person. He loved books, music, and Vietnam, and always cared deeply about the students of Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến.

As Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến continues to grow, we do so with deep gratitude for the life and legacy of Dr. Yannick Giraud-Héraud. We extend our heartfelt condolences to his family, friends, and colleagues.

Thank you, Dr. Yannick Giraud-Héraud, for your valuable contributions, kindness, and unwavering commitment to education and science in Vietnam. Your spirit lives on in Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến, in the community you built, and in the generations of young scientists you inspired.

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This year’s theme, “Using Remote Sensing Data to Create Digital Elevation Models (DEM),” has attracted over 40 scientists, young researchers, and doctoral students from Vietnam, the Philippines, and France. 

The event, running from September 9 to 13, aims to provide participants with both foundational knowledge and hands-on experience in using remote sensing technology to create DEMs.

VSEO, an annual event, is organized by the Meeting Vietnam Association, ICISE, the Institute of Earth Physics of Paris (IPGP), Paris Cité University, and the Department of Space and Applications (Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến). 

The school’s main goal is to contribute to the training and development of young scientists in Vietnam in the rapidly growing fields of remote sensing and Earth observation.

VSEO4 welcomed a distinguished lineup of reputable scientists, including Prof. Stéphane Jacquemoud from IPGP, Paris Cité University; Dr. Linda Tomasini (CNES); Dr. Ho Tong Minh Dinh from France’s National Institute for Agriculture, Food, and Environment (INRAE); Prof. Le Trung Chon from Ho Chi Minh City University of Natural Resources and Environment; Dr. Antoine Lucas from IPGP, Paris Cité University; and Mr. Jean-Philippe Malet from the School and Observatory of Earth Sciences (EOST) at the Institute of Earth Physics Strasbourg (IPGS).

In recent years, satellite remote sensing has become essential for a variety of applications and research programs in Vietnam. Large-scale data on the Earth’s surface, oceans, and atmosphere, including the regions of Vietnam and Southeast Asia, is being gathered and analyzed to support both scientific research and practical applications.

VSEO4 provided both foundational and advanced training on collecting, processing, and analyzing remote sensing data to develop Digital Elevation Models (DEMs). DEMs are critical terrain data used in a variety of scientific fields, including geomorphology (the science related to the Earth’s surface morphology), vegetation research (agriculture and forestry), defense, hydrology, and disaster management, such as flood and landslide mitigation, as well as urban planning and archaeology. Currently, there are three common remote sensing techniques for building DEMs: Image Correlation, Topographic LiDAR, and Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (InSAR).

As part of the event, the Department of Space and Applications delivered lectures and hands-on sessions on using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) to capture images for DEM development. UAVs offer flexible imaging options, allowing for data collection at different resolutions and altitudes, as well as access to hard-to-reach areas. This enables the creation of highly accurate DEMs, with precision down to the centimeter level. These models have a wide range of applications, from urban planning and water resource management to landslide assessment, disaster risk evaluation, search and rescue, and climate change adaptation.

Speaking at the opening ceremony, Prof. Tran Thanh Van, Chairman of the Meeting Vietnam Association and Director of ICISE, highlighted the growing importance of Earth observation and data analysis in modern life. From disaster forecasting to natural resource management and urban planning, remote sensing data plays a crucial role. He expressed hope that the knowledge and skills participants gain at VSEO4 would lay a solid foundation for their future contributions to sustainable development in Vietnam.

First launched in 2018 by a collaboration of French and Vietnamese scientists, VSEO has grown steadily each year, with the Department of Space and Applications of Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến playing a key role as a co-organizer. 

Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến hopes that through initiatives like VSEO, young researchers in Vietnam will have greater opportunities to learn from leading experts in remote sensing and Earth observation, thereby helping to cultivate the next generation of scientists for Vietnam. 

Some photos of Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến researchers at the event: 

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Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến: Your internship is part of the engineering degree at École de l’Air et de l’Espace (EAE), which is a French military school that trains Air Force officers, Air Force mechanics, and Air Force base officers. Why did you choose Vietnam and  Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến?

Antoine: Our training to become Air and Space Force Officers starts with an engineering degree. This degree requires us to undertake an internship at the end of our program which lasts 18 weeks for Air Force officers and 21 weeks for other branches. The internship provides an opportunity to acquire practical experience and expand our viewpoints. I was keen to immerse myself in a new culture, which led me to Southeast Asia. After thoughtful consideration, I chose Vietnam, a country known for its rapid development and rich scientific, cultural, and natural diversity. Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến was the ideal place for my internship, thanks to its extensive collaborations with French institutions. Additionally, its location in Hanoi ensures a comfortable living environment for me.  

Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến: Can you describe your educational background and what led you to choose the path to become an Air and Space Force Officer?

Antoine: My educational path has followed a fairly traditional route. I completed my baccalaureate in engineering science in Moselle before attending a preparatory program for EAE at the Air Cadets School in Grenoble. I didn’t pass the entrance exam on my first attempt, leading me to spend three years there. My determination paid off when I was admitted to EAE in August 2021. My childhood dream, which I had nurtured since I was ten, finally came true. I have been passionate about aeronautics since I was little and knew early on that I wanted to pursue it as a career. My parents used to take me to as many airshows as possible. It was where I gained exposure to the military and ignited my desire to become a military pilot.

My ultimate goal is to become a fighter pilot, specifically flying a two-seater Rafale. Teamwork is critical to me, and this role would involve a broad spectrum of missions, including air superiority, surveillance, and airspace policy.

Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến: How do you prepare for your professional training? 

Antoine: To effectively prepare for my training, it’s crucial to consistently work hard academically and maintain physical fitness, as we also need to pass athletic tests during the competitive exams. Keeping your dream in focus at all times motivates you to navigate the numerous challenges that arise throughout the course, particularly during the preparation phase.

Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến: What benefits do you anticipate from your international internship at Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến?

Antoine: An international internship is very beneficial as it exposes you to global work and learning environments. It’s an excellent opportunity to experience new cultures, which is invariably enriching. Furthermore, it is also a chance to meet many new people, thus helping you to form a robust international network. From my point of view, this experience pushes you out of your comfort zone for a few months while fostering your personal and professional growth under circumstances you’re not usually exposed to in France. For me, it previews what my future missions around the globe might entail, but this time from a scientific perspective.

Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến: Based on our experience here, what do you think are the strengths of Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến?

Antoine: Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến is a young and resource-rich university that attracts diverse Vietnamese and international students. It offers a variety of academic programs and research directions, which are vital for Vietnam’s development. A significant advantage of Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến is having many contributors, many of whom are from France. They stay at Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến for short or medium periods. They bring their knowledge from different fields, which enriches the learning environment at Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến. During my internship, I even had the opportunity to meet professionals from Japan!

Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến: Why would you encourage young people to participate in an international exchange program? 

Antoine: An international exchange is a rare opportunity during our training, and it’s one we should seize because of its substantial benefits. As I mentioned earlier, it offers numerous professional advantages and enriches our social lives. Specifically, it allows us to meet students and expatriates from around the world, facilitating intellectual and cultural exchanges.

Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến: What qualities are essential for being an officer, and which of these do you embody most? 

Antoine: Indeed, an officer needs to be versatile and possess many qualities, though achieving perfection in all of them is impossible. I believe team spirit and humanity are very important because we’re all part of a large team that relies on each other to accomplish our goals. Over my career, I have acquired the rigor and discipline necessary for my job. However, I still need to work on improving my efficiency.

Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến: Can you share with us what you do in your free time?

Antoine: The training is intense, but we still have some free time, especially on weekends. I take advantage of these moments to play sports, spend time with friends, and pursue my passions: motorcycling, skydiving, and flying recreational aircraft at flying clubs.

Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến: Could you share with us an interesting story or what you’ve enjoyed most since arriving in Vietnam, especially at Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến?

Antoine: More than just a single story, it’s the overall experience of being in Vietnam that’s truly remarkable. The culture and landscapes are very different from what I’m used to, and I find myself amazed by something new every day. Living here is a pleasure due to the incredible hospitality of the Vietnamese. For example, while hiking in the northern mountains, I was invited to lunch by a group of locals eager to share their customs and culture with me. Ultimately, whether at Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến or elsewhere in Vietnam, the quality of life is wonderful and the relationship with local people is meaningful and enriching. 

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At the ceremony, representing Institute for Multidisciplinary Sciences (IMS) – Yokohama National University (YNU) were Prof. Izuru Umehara – President, Prof. Hironori Fudeyasu – Director of Typhoon Science and Technology Research Center,  Prof. Jun Matsumoto – Representative, Mr. Kenshi Fujii – Research Strategy Planning Manage; representing Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến were Prof. Jean-Marc Lavest – Principal Rector, Assoc. Prof. Ngo Duc Thanh – Co-Director of Department of Space and Applications, Dr. Tong Si Son – Deputy Director of Department of Space and Applications, Dr. Nguyen Le Dung – Lecturer of Department of Space and Applications, Ms. Do Thi Thuy Trang – Deputy Director of Department of International Cooperation.

After introducing and welcoming the delegates attending the ceremony, the representatives of Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến and IMS made remarks on the cooperation between the two parties.

By comparison with the Institute of Advanced Sciences (IAS), which undertakes outstanding, world-class research in cutting-edge technology research spheres, the Institute for Multidisciplinary Sciences (IMS) is a vision-driven research institute seeking to help build an ideal society through interdisciplinary collaboration across diverse research fields that aims to realize a vision for the society of the future. The IMS’s Principal Investigators include many up-and-coming younger researchers who will be playing an important role in the society of the future, and the IMS is aiming to accelerate the strengthening of diversity and interdisciplinary collaboration.

In recent years, the competition in the university sector to secure high-level international research talent has become increasingly intense, and the movement of research talent between countries has accelerated. As with the IAS, which has made the recruitment and securing of first-rate foreign researchers a priority, and has been proceeding with the putting in place of the necessary systems, the IMS has also been forging an international collaboration network with overseas companies, overseas universities, and other international partner organizations, aimed at realizing the YNU’s vision, and has been strengthening measures to build itself into an International Network Hub that will be at the center of innovative, high-level research activities. In addition, by implementing initiatives for ongoing strengthening of collaboration with non-academic bodies, including the local community and industry, the IMS is aiming both to enhance international research capabilities and promote the social implementation of research results.

Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến aims to become a world-class research university with research projects that have long-term academic values, high applicability to socio-economic development. With the strong support of the governing body, VAST, the French Embassy in Vietnam, the Consortium of more than 30 French universities and research institutes, the French Institute of Research for Development (IRD) and with the investment from the Government of Vietnam, Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến has built 2 international joint laboratories and 1 strong research group, 2 potential research groups, bringing the participation of many excellent and experienced scientists at universities, research organizations of Vietnam, France, and many other countries.

Making an opening remark, Prof. Jean-Marc Lavest – Principal Rector of Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến, expressed his delight at the new milestone in the partnership between Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến and IMS. Professor emphasized the importance of higher education, especially in the field of Space and Applications. He hoped that this cooperation would enhance exchange programs for Master and PhD students as well as internship opportunities for Bachelor and Master students of both institutions.

Also at the ceremony, Prof. Hironori Fudeyasu – Director of Typhoon Science and Technology Research Center (IMS) affirmed that current research areas of Typhoon Science and Technology Research Center of IMS are fit for on-going research projects of Department of Space and Applications of Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến which include building a model to predict the changing trend of typhoon, monitoring movement of typhoon in the Pacific Ocean and effects of climate change. In addition, Assoc. Prof. Ngo Duc Thanh – Co-Director of Department of Space and Applications suggested that Department of Space and Applications of Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến and IMS could collaborate in joint research projects about typhoons, ozone and climate change based on long-term cooperation between two sides. 

At the end of the ceremony, Prof. Jean-Marc Lavest and Prof. Izuru Umehara signed the cooperation agreement between Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến and IMS, opening up study as well as research opportunities for students, lecturers and researchers of the two parties in the near future. 

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The ICISE center, University of Science and Technology of Hanoi (Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến) and project 3SIP2C co-organized the 3rd International Vietnam Conference on Earth and Environmental Sciences. There are nearly 130 domestic and international scientists to attend this event.

Assoc. Prof. Ngo Duc Thanh – Co-Director of Department of Space and Applications (Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến), and Chairman of the iVCEES indicated that “The iVCEES shared the latest results and research trends in the fields of Earth and Environmental Sciences. The conference also aims to promote scientific advancements, knowledge exchange, and deeper international cooperation in this field.”

At the conference, the scientists presented the latest research results and scientific achievements on various hot topics such as climate change, the environment, the Mekong River water resource problem, the waste life cycle, the impact of plastic waste in the Gulf of Tonkin, and Vietnam’s Environment. In particular, satellite technology and earth modeling are considered effective tools for supporting process research.

At the same time, the iVCEES was also a great opportunity for the scientific community to share valuable experiences on trends and practical solutions in Earth and Environmental Sciences. The conference has created a premise to build and open up research directions and increase opportunities through interdisciplinary collaboration.

One of the highlights at the iVCEES was the active participation of young researchers from various universities (Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến, Fulbright University, Hoa Sen University, University of Sciences – Vietnam National University, Phenikaa University, Duy Tan University, Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology, Vietnamese-German University, Tan Trao University,…), research institutes from the Philippines, Germany, Thailand, Taiwan, UK,… The young scientists have demonstrated their creativity and professional capacity through the presentation of research results, orientation, and enthusiastic participation in discussion sessions with experienced scientists in the fields of Earth and Environmental sciences. The conference has been an incubation environment that provides development opportunities for young scientists.

According to Dr. Tran Thanh Son – Deputy Director of the ICISE Center, the 3rd International Vietnam Conference on Earth and Environmental Sciences has developed in both quantity and quality. It is proof that the Vietnamese organizing committee has affirmed its reputation in the academic community in Vietnam and internationally.

The iVCEES’s Organizing Committee also expressed the ambition to continue increasing the participation of international scientists, with additional in-depth topics on remote sensing and satellite technology, artificial intelligence applied to the Earth and Environmental Sciences in the 4th conference (2024), scheduled to be held from November 25 to 29, 2024.

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In 2018, VSEO was established by French and Vietnamese scientists, with Dr. Yannick Giraud-Héraud, the former Director of the Department of Space and Applications at Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến, playing an important role. VSEO serves as both a hub for nurturing and spreading scientific knowledge and a bridge for enhancing collaboration and fostering connections between domestic and international institutes in the field of Earth Observation. One key  feature of VSEO is its ability to draw participants from various age groups, including experienced experts as well as students in the initial stages of their research careers.

This year, VSEO-3 was co-organized by the International Center for Interdisciplinary Science and Education (ICISE), The National Centre for Space Studies (CNES), Institute of Research for Development (IRD), France, the Department of Space and Applications (Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến), and other sponsors.

Following the success of VSEO-1 (2018) on “Atmospheric Remote Sensing and molecular spectroscopy”, VSEO-2 (2019) on “Remote Sensing in Flood and Wetland Research”, after 3 years affected by the Covid pandemic , VSEO-3 has returned with the topic “SAR remote sensing of land surface in Vietnam”. The main purpose of VSEO-3 is to teach theory and practice to scientists and young researchers in Vietnam and Southeast Asia on the application of Radar data to monitor rice and forest changes in the area.

VSEO-3’s lecturers included leading scientists in the field of remote sensing and Earth observation from France and Vietnam. Specifically, on the French side, there was the participation of Dr. Linda Tomasini (CNES); Dr. Le Toan Thuy,  Dr.. Bouvet Alexandre (CESBIO Center, Toulouse); Dr. Dounias Edmond, Dr. Ferrant Sylvain (IRD); Dr. Poupée Marc (National School of Geographic Sciences); Dr. Doblas Juan, Dr. Mermoz Stéphane (GlobEO, Toulouse). On the Vietnamese side, there was the participation of Assoc. Prof. Ngo Duc Thanh (Goodd889 cá cược trực tuyến), Dr. Lam Dao Nguyen (Vietnam National Space Center), Dr. Nguyen Huu Quyen (Institute of Hydrometeorology and Climate Change).

In addition, VSEO-3 attracted 30 students, lecturers, researchers from France, Vietnam, Thailand, Philippines, Malaysia, Cambodia, … It fostered a multicultural international environment, emphasizing the expansion of connection and cooperation networks, which became the highlight of the VSEO.

During the week of the event, VSEO-3 focused on theoretical and practical instruction on using Radar Remote Sensing in studying the Earth’s surface, especially in monitoring rice and forests. The experts bring “valuable” knowledge and information with a high level of expertise on Radar image processing tools, and algorithms on specialized software and cloud computing platforms. It helped to save time, costs and to adapt to various research purposes.

At the same time, the VSEO-3’s participants had opportunities to observe the structure of the mangrove forest through the field trip in the Thi Nai lagoon area and Lang Song church rice field. They explored the process of growing and caring for rice plants based on the presentations of the experts and those who directly monitor the mangrove forest. The knowledge from the field trip contributed to expanding the understanding of vegetation change processes received on Radar images.

Besides theory, the participants practiced monitoring annual deforestation and rice zoning in the Mekong Delta using Radar data on a cloud computing platform. From the above knowledge, they enthusiastically discussed the possibility of applying Radar images for research on natural resources and the environment. It promises to be a premise for many valuable ideas and research in the future.

The ending of VSEO-3 brought many emotions to participants. They highly appreciated it and some participants affirmed that it was the most attractive and meaningful summer school they had ever joined. It is not only a “realm” of science but also a “bridge” in cooperation, knowledge exchange, and exchange both domestically and internationally.

On behalf of the Organizing Committee, Assoc. Prof Ngo Duc Thanh stated that VSEO-3 was successful. At the same time, he also expressed his sincere thanks to the sponsors, lecturers, and especially the participants who contributed to the success of this year’s summer school. With the support of partners and scientists, the VSEO Organizing Committee commits to the ongoing development of VSEO in the upcoming years. 

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