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Capacity Building


Earth Observation


Hydrology


ESSA aims to conduct research hydrology to:

GHG Emissions

 

Climate Change
 

Livelihood Diversification

 

Publications


  1. Temesgen Abera, Janne Heiskanen, Eduardo Maeda, Vincent Odongo, Petri Pellikka, 2023.
    Impacts of land cover and management change on top-of-canopy and below canopy temperatures in Southeastern Kenya
    http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2023.162560

Masters (MSc) Theses


  1. Elli-Nora Kaarto (2023). Changes in agroforestry in the Taita Hills, Kenya, based on multitemporal airborne laser scanning data. Master's 

    Programme in Geography / Geoinformatics, University of Helsinki, Finland. Download PDF

The Earth observation and environmental sensing for climate-smart sustainable agropastoral ecosystem transformation in East Africa - ESSA project aims to contribute to the pastoralist households’ transition towards climate-smart agropastoral systems in Ethiopia and Kenya.

The ESSA project is funded by the DeSIRA programme of the European Union in 2020-2024. The project aims to contribute to the pastoralist households' transition towards climate-smart agropastoral systems in Ethiopia and Kenya by improving understanding of the dynamics of and interlinkages between tropical upland forest cover and semi-arid lowland landscapes, and by providing new knowledge on the multifunctionality of agropastoral landscapes through a system-wide view of food and nutrition security, diversified livelihoods and ecosystem sustainability leading to improvements.

The ESSA project is funded by the DeSIRA programme of the European Union in 2020-2024. The project aims to contribute to the pastoralist households' transition towards climate-smart agropastoral systems in Ethiopia and Kenya by improving understanding of the dynamics of and interlinkages between tropical upland forest cover and semi-arid lowland landscapes, and by providing new knowledge on the multifunctionality of agropastoral landscapes through a system-wide view of food and nutrition security, diversified livelihoods and ecosystem sustainability leading to improvements.