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FIG Climate Compass Task Force Sessions at Working Week 2024



Please diarise and make every effort to attend these two important sessions at the FIG Working Week 2024 in Accra, Ghana.

These two sessions will be supported our Italian Delegation – CLGE Vice President Enrico Rispoli and CLGE Adviser Maria Grazia Scorza.

Please note online participation will not be possible on this occasion and these are in person only sessions

Summary details are below and full session details are available on the FIG Working Week 2024 Technical Program webpage.

Wednesday, 22 May, 08:00–09:00, Odwira, La Palm

TS09E: Mapping the Surveying Profession’s Climate Impact Potential:
Commission: YSN & TF Climate
Chair: Ms. Roshni Sharma, Australia
Rapporteur: Ms. Angela Anyakora, Nigeria

An interactive joint workshop with the Young Surveyors Network and Climate Compass Task Force

Our profession is unique both in interfacing with every other sector and industry on the planet, but moreso in its unique systems-thinking approach to solving problems. This innovative and inspirational workshop will fill you with renewed hope and enthusiasm for the future using the tools and knowledges of our profession to combat an increasingly urgent global challenge that affects us all – climate change.

Join the Young Surveyors Network and Climate Compass Task Force in this workshop where we’ll leverage audience engagement to validate and map out the plethora of ways that surveyors can use our expertise and knowledges to impact management and mitigation of climate-related impacts at all scales, now and into the future (e.g. ground surveys, using spatial data for measuring carbon, wildlife, mangrove forests, watershed rehabilitation, forest fires, and community impacts).

Wednesday, 22 May, 14:30–16:00, Kundum, La Palm

TS11F: Exploring Climate Issues Together – Interactive Workshop Session
Commission: TF Climate
Chair: Ms. Roshni Sharma, Australia
Rapporteur: Dr. Clarissa Augustinus, Ireland

Find out about the latest thinking from practitioners on climate and surveying – but more than that, come along to our interactive participatory session and tell us what you are doing and thinking! And a tutorial on Monitoring the Environmental Impact of Artisanal Mining Activities using Google Earth Engine (GEE) and Esri Story Maps.


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