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Speakers

Alex Orenstein

Events3
Conferences1
Talks4
Years active2019–2023

Appearances by year

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  • FOSS4G

Talks

DateEventConferenceRoleTitleLinks
Jun 26, 2023FOSS4G 2023FOSS4GspeakerOpen EO and FOSS4G serving Sahelian farmers and herders: lessons from the GARBAL programme

n the West African Sahel, farmers and herders are critically vulnerable to climate shocks and need access to climate information to secure their livelihoods.

Aug 22, 2022FOSS4G 2022FOSS4GspeakerSharing EO data with farmers and herders in the West African Sahel: Lessons from the GARBAL program

Farmers and herders in the West African Sahel are critically vulnerable to climate shocks and need access to climate information to secure their livelihoods.

Aug 22, 2022FOSS4G 2022FOSS4GspeakerUsing Sentinel 2 images to quantify agricultural encroachment in Burkina Faso’s protected livestock reserves
In many parts of Burkina Faso, competition over land use has increased tensions and often conflicts between farming and herding communities. Allocating land for…Show less

In many parts of Burkina Faso, competition over land use has increased tensions and often conflicts between farming and herding communities. Allocating land for farming or grazing is increasingly perceived as a zero-sum calculation among these communities.

Aug 26, 2019FOSS4G 2019FOSS4GspeakerShow me the good grass: an open GIS powered call center for livestock herders in Mali.
as Orenstein GIS/ Hoefsloot Spatial/ SNV Netherlands Development Organisation

Frequent co-speakers

SpeakerShared eventsShared talksLast together
Alessio Fabiani3—2023
Andrea Aime3—2023
Andrea Antonello3—2023
Angelos Tzotsos3—2023
Ariel Anthieni3—2023
Astrid Emde3—2023
Christopher Beddow3—2023
Daniel J. Dufour3—2023
Dennis Bauszus3—2023
Edoardo Neerhut3—2023
Emmanuel Belo3—2023
Even Rouault3—2023
Hans van der Kwast3—2023
Ian Turton3—2023
Iván Sánchez Ortega3—2023

Speakers with the same name are merged into one entry, so this page may combine more than one person. Affiliations are shown as each conference listed them.