The ISPRS SC Webinar Series
ISPRS WG III/9 Webinar Series 2025: Environmental and Health Concerns: Geospatial Technology
This webinar is organised by ISPRS WG III/9 with the technical support of ISPRS Student Consortium (ISPRS SC).
- Date : Jan 24, 2025 09:00 AM Greenwich Mean Time
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- Opening remarks: Dr Laurent Polidori, President of ISPRS TC III
- Moderator: Dr Murali Krishna Iyyanki, Chair of the WG III/9
Topic 1: Spatio-Temporal Analysis of NO2 and LST in Nairobi City by Dr Patricia Mwangi
- Speaker's Bio: Dr. Patricia Mwangi is currently serving as Faculty in the Dept of Spatial and Environmental Planning, School of Engineering and Architecture at Kenyatta University, Nairobi, Kenya. Dr Patricia is a Geospatial Engineer with over ten years of working experience. She completed her PhD from Kenyatta University and her research focused on modelling the spatial relationship between built-up volume densities and surface urban heat islands. Her research interests are related to urbanization, land use and land cover changes and their effects on climate.
Topic 2: Urban Heat Island Mapping for Sustainable Cities by Dr Y. Nithiyanandam
- Speaker's Bio: Dr. Y. Nithiyanandam is a Professor & Head of the Geospatial Research Prog, at Takshashila Institution, Bangalore, India.. He is an expert in geospatial intelligence, Remote sensing, and GIS. Dr. Nithiyanandam did his PhD in Remote Sensing and GIS, specialising in Thermal Remote Sensing, from The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. He Established the Takshashila Geospatial Bulletin, a leading platform providing strategic geospatial intelligence and analysis on geopolitical and environmental issues. His expertise has been instrumental in advancing urban heat island (UHI) research, focusing on quantifying anthropogenic heat emissions and developing mitigation strategies.
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