GP3 reports

STSMs

#	person	institute	topic	host
1	Magdalena Majchrzak	Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań, Poland	Influence of urban environment on the phenology of invasive Acacia dealbata: a case study combining ground observations and PlanetScope data	INESCC Coimbra, Portugal
2	Abdallah Abdelmajeed	Poznań University of Life Sciences, Poland	UAV-data analysis for climate impacts on peatland carbon-water-nutrient dynamics	Aarhus University, Department of Agroecology, Denmark
3	Jara Jauregui Beso	Universitat de Barcelona, Spain	Technical assistance, Training School “Remote sensing methods on determining evapotranspiration”	Institute of Landscape Ecology, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Slovakia
4	Mar Albert Saiz	Poznań University of Life Sciences, Poland	Species-level contributions to canopy gross primary production using leaf-to-canopy scaling and field phenotyping sensor synergies	University of Valencia, Spain
5	Naif Alshammari	University of Sheffield, United Kingdom	Using thermal and optical remote sensing to model diurnal crop water fluxes and overall grain quality in a long-term fertilisation experiment in wheat plants	Agroscope, Zurich-Reckenholz, Switzerland
6	Jara Jauregui Beso	Universitat de Barcelona, Spain	Multi-sensor UAV phenotyping of cauliflower under intercropping and heat stress: crop response detection and image segmentation evaluation	Wageningen University & Research, the Netherlands
7	Sule Yaman	Karadeniz Technical University, Türkiye	Sensor synergy approaches for validating hyperspectral satellite products in forest monitoring applications	Image Processing Laboratory (IPL), University of Valencia, Spain
8	Offer Rozenstein	Agricultural Research Organization – Volcani Institute, Israel	WG2 deliverable completion: review paper and phenology paper	Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST), Luxembourg

Virtual mobility

#	person	institute	topic
1	Alper Ahmet Özbey	Southwest Anatolian Forest Research Institute, Türkiye	Assessing climate change impacts on beech forest phenology across European climate zones
2	Anshu Rastogi	Poznań University of Life Sciences, Poland	Preparation of advertisement material for PANGEOS
3	Álvaro Sánchez Virosta	Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, Spain	Multi-sensor approaches to rank wheat genotypes for drought resilience with NMBU (Norway)
4	Marek Kovár	Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra, Slovakia	Assessing evapotranspiration through multi-sensor phenotyping and radiative transfer modelling
5	Laura Mihai	National Institute for Laser, Plasma and Radiation Physics (INFLPR), Romania	Practical examples for uncertainty propagation and multispectral sensor intercomparison
6	Jose Gomez-Dans	King’s College London, United Kingdom	Finalising Deliverable 2.1 (CGM+EO review paper)
7	Mike Werfeli	University of Zurich, Switzerland	Propagated uncertainty budget for water stress indices (TWSI and CWSI)
8	Esra Tunc Gormus	Karadeniz Technical University, Türkiye	Development of standardised PANGEOS questionnaires for Action-wide data collection to support GP3 reporting and GP4 planning
9	Egor Prikaziuk	University of Twente, the Netherlands	Impact assessment of PANGEOS with statistics on the webpage
10	Anshu Rastogi	Poznań University of Life Sciences, Poland	From plant phenotyping to FLEX, CHIME and LSTM: a roadmap for sensor synergy across scales (WG1 Deliverable 1.3)
11	Mike Werfeli	University of Zurich, Switzerland	Uncertainty workshop organisation
12	Shawn Kefauver	Agrotecnio Center, Spain	PANGEOS website update with meeting details for transparency and dissemination
13	Adriano Barei	Universitat de Barcelona, Spain	Guidelines for automatic tree delineation and segmentation

Conference grants for young researchers from ITC and NNC

#	person	institute	topic	conference
1	Tereza Hüttnerová	Czech University of Life Sciences Prague, Czechia	Beyond the visible: next-generation remote sensing for forestry	2nd International Seminar on Remote Sensing Applied to Forest Measurement, Vitória, Brazil
2	Alper Ahmet Özbey	Southwest Anatolian Forest Research Institute, Türkiye	Assessing climatic drivers of Pinus brutia Ten. provenance performance using remote sensing	Xth Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems Symposium (UZAL-CBS 2026), Trabzon, Türkiye

Dissemination conference grants

#	person	institute	topic	conference
1	Michal Antala	Aarhus University, Denmark	Results of the PANGEOS hackathon on improving crop growth models by the inclusion of remote sensing	iCROPM 2026, Florence, Italy
2	Gordana Kaplan	Eskisehir Technical University, Türkiye	Phenological climate sensitivity of European beech along elevation gradients using remote sensing	SmartForest 2026, Freising, Germany

Young researcher and innovator conference grant

#	person	institute	topic	conference
1	Elif Pınar Polat	Ministry of Environment, Urbanisation and Climate Change, Türkiye	Carbon farming in Türkiye: challenges, opportunities and implementation mechanisms	European Carbon Farming Summit 2026, Padua, Italy
2	Irfan Abbas	Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania	UrbanTrunkSegNet: an enhanced deep learning approach to individual tree trunk segmentation for urban forest inventory	20th IEEE International Systems Conference (SysCon 2026), Halifax, Canada
3	Egor Prikaziuk	University of Twente, the Netherlands	EO4Multihazards	EGU General Assembly 2026, Vienna, Austria
4	Haoran Meng	Universitat de Barcelona, Spain	AI-based wheat yield prediction	EGU General Assembly 2026, Vienna, Austria
5	Adenan Yandra Nofrizal	Charles University, Czechia	Assessing spatiotemporal variability of forest functional traits using airborne hyperspectral and Sentinel-2 data	14th EARSeL Workshop on Imaging Spectroscopy, Helsinki, Finland
6	Carlos Martin Santiago	Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, Italy	Remote sensing and chemometrics for grassland management	IASIM 2026, Umeå, Sweden
7	Geng Wang	Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden	UAV-based bark beetle detection	XXV ISPRS Congress 2026, Toronto, Canada
8	Luiz Henrique Elias Cosimo	Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden	Linking hyperspectral drone imagery and tree hydraulics to monitor forest stress under bark beetle disturbance	XXV ISPRS Congress 2026, Toronto, Canada
9	El Khalil Cherif	Instituto Superior Técnico (IST-ID), Portugal	Cropland burned area mapping and emissions monitoring	IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium (IGARSS 2026), Washington, D.C., USA
10	Joel Segarra	Universitat de Barcelona, Spain	Phenotyping irrigated and non-irrigated wheat varieties with high resolution satellites in Mediterranean conditions	International Conference on Sustainable Water Management: Science, Policy and Practice (ICOSUWAM-2026), Diyarbakır, Türkiye
11	Gordana Kaplan	Eskisehir Technical University, Türkiye	Forest remote sensing research in Türkiye: spatial coverage and national-scale gaps	Xth Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems Symposium (UZAL-CBS 2026), Trabzon, Türkiye
12	Muhammed Yusuf Ozturk	Gebze Technical University, Türkiye	Deep learning-based mapping of agricultural crops and poplar plantations using multi-temporal Sentinel-2 images and user-friendly interface design	Xth Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems Symposium (UZAL-CBS 2026), Trabzon, Türkiye