Remote Sensing and GIS for Landscape Processes: Sustainable Water Management under Climate Change in Small Island States of the Caribbean – IDRC Water Resources Adaptation and Climate Change Project
Remote Sensing and GIS for Landscape Processes: Sustainable Water Management under Climate Change in Small Island States of the Caribbean - IDRC Water Resources Adaptation and Climate Change Project
- Role: MGI Lead Nature; GIS and database design Description: GIS-based and remote sensing research for different periods to categorize and evaluate land use changes in 5 Caribbean countries, as well as hydrological modelling and watershed delineation for relevant watersheds. Services: Stakeholder consultation; satellite imagery acquisition; Data acquisition, quality control and formatting; GIS and database design; Geonode customisation and implementation; remote sensing and supervised classification; land use spatial scenarios projections for 2050 (as-is, best-case and worst-case scenarios) for watersheds; training development and delivery.
Category:
Status:
- Completed
Client:
- UWI Centre for Resource Management and Environmental Studies; Canadian International Development and Research Centre
Start Date:
- 2013
End Date:
- 2016
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