GLOSOLAN Soil Spectroscopy Webinar #2 2024

The second session of the GLOSOLAN Soil Spectroscopy webinar 2024 was held virtually on May 30 with more than 200 participants from more than 70countries.
Prof. Asa Gholizadeh from Czech University of Life Sciences, Prague, Czech Republic, presented Spectral Sensing for Soil Contamination: From Ground to Space.
The webinar first explained that Over the last few decades, promising solutions based on spectral sensing have emerged for monitoring contaminant release, fate and effects on soils and plants, from the field to higher scale applications. A wide variety of approaches coupling sensor-based data to plant and soil sciences have been proposed for detecting and assessing soil contamination directly or indirectly, opening the way to surveying contaminated areas and characterizing the impacts of anthropogenic activities on the environment. This webinar addresses various aspects of soil contamination monitoring over space and time using spectral sensing.