Prof Monika Cysek-Pawlak from the Institute of Architecture and Urban Planning at the Łódz Uniwersity of Technology presented the results of the InCoNaDa project in the Silicon Valley Center. She presented the analysis of the usefulness of CLMS products for urban and spatial planning. More on the presented projects: All projects – Poland in Silicon Valley
On 6–10 October 2025, Copenhagen hosted the second international conference on the use of Earth observation data for monitoring, reporting and verifying of carbon removal (EO4MRV). The event was organised by the European Environment Agency (EEA) and the European Space Agency (ESA). Experts from the Institute of Environmental Protection –…
We are pleased to announce a new publication from the InCoNaDa project: “Use and non-use of data from the Copernicus Land Monitoring Service in spatial planning.” The paper explores how data from the Copernicus Land Monitoring Service (CLMS) are used in spatial planning in Poland and Norway. It highlights that…
During the prestigious Living Planet Symposium, organized by the European Space Agency, the results of research carried out as part of the InCoNaDa_UA project were presented. The study focused on detecting forest loss between 2020 and 2022 and assessing the impact of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on changes in forest…
The second General Assembly of the Copernicus Land Monitoring Service (CLMS GA) took place in Krakow from May 20 to 22, 2025. Representatives of Polish institutions participated in the event, presenting results developed within the framework of the InCoNaDa project. Professor Monika Cysek-Pawlak from the Institute of Architecture and Urban…
We encourage you to read our new publication titled “The Potential of the Copernicus Product ‘Imperviousness Classified Change’ to Assess Soil Sealing in Agricultural Areas in Poland and Norway”, published in the journal Land. The article analyzes the potential of the Imperviousness Classified Change 2015–2018 product, provided by the Copernicus…
We are pleased to announce another publication from the InCoNaDa project! The article “Detection and Quantification of Vegetation Losses with Sentinel-2 Images Using Bi-Temporal Analysis of Spectral Indices and Transferable Random Forest Model” by Alicja Rynkiewicz, Agata Hościło, Linda Aune-Lundberg, Anne B. Nilsen, and Aneta Lewandowska has been published in…
We are pleased to inform you that the final report of the InCoNaDa project has been accepted and positively evaluated by the National Centre for Research and Development. We sincerely thank all consortium members and individuals involved for their collaboration throughout the entire project and for their contributions to the…
On April 22, 2024, at the Faculty of Geographical Sciences of the University of Lodz, Sebastian Florczyk conducted a workshop on how to use the InCoNaDa application prototype. During the training for students of Geoinformation, Mr. Sebastian presented and discussed in detail the specialized tools and panels available in the…
On March 22, 2024, Sebastian Florczyk from the Institute of Geodesy and Cartography conducted a workshop on the prototype of the InCoNaDa application at the Faculty of Construction, Architecture and Environmental Engineering of the Lodz University of Technology. During the workshops, Mr. Sebastian discussed in detail the tools and specialist…