SPECIALISTS WILL BE ABLE TO:
- take samples of soil damaged due to hostilities;
- analyze soil samples for pollutants using modern equipment (PxRF);
- record the environmental consequences of hostilities using GIS technologies and remote sensing tools;
- conduct a study of the hostilities consequences using aerial photographs. Processing of aerial images using GIS software;
- use data from ground-based hyperspectrometric measurements to assess the condition of soil;
- provide the assessment of damages caused by hostilities to agricultural land.
TARGET GROUP
Former military personnel with a background in agriculture, GIS, environmental protection (20-24 people)
