This paper explores the realm of enhanced hydrological monitoring, emphasizing the pivotal role of image-based techniques in deciphering water-related processes amid our rapidly changing world. The paper delves into the challenges and opportunities associated with image-based hydrological monitoring, stressing the critical need for innovative approaches to overcome current limitations. It showcases how this monitoring method significantly improves data collection, enhances analysis accuracy, and supports informed decision-making in a timely manner.

You can download the pdf articles here. 

EarthArXiv website. 

The OURMED project is delighted to announce the upcoming Sustain Istanbul 2024 conference titled "Toward Sustainable Groundwater Use under Changing Climate," scheduled to take place from October 9th to 12th, 2024, at Bogazici University, Istanbul, Turkey.

This leading conference will bring together experts, researchers, and key stakeholders to discuss current and future challenges associated with groundwater use in the context of climate change. Stimulating debates, interactive sessions, and cutting-edge presentations will explore innovative solutions for sustainable water resource management in the Mediterranean region.

At the SmaCuMed International conference on Water-Energy-Food-Ecosystem Nexus held in Marrakesh from November 15th to 17th, 2023, OurMED partner Living Planet Morocco actively participated. SmaCuMed 'Smart irrigation cube for sustainable agriculture in the Mediterranean region,' is a collaborative research project funded by the European Union’s EU-Prima initiative.

During a dedicated session focusing on PRIMA projects, Oussama Belloulid from Living Planet Morocco presented the OurMED project and showcased the Sebou demo site. His presentation focused on the Sustainable Management of Water in Sebou's Apple Farming.

Discover innovative solutions for sustainable water storage and distribution in the Mediterranean region through our PRIMA Program Project, OurMED. 

In this enlightening video, Professor J. Jaime Gómez-Hernández from the Technical University of Valencia delves into the pressing challenges facing water management in the Mediterranean region and provides valuable insights into the objectives of OurMED. 

Dr. Seifeddine Jomaa, the project coordinator, and Dr. Slaheddine Khlifi, our valued Tunisian partner, recently had the opportunity to appear on Radio Kef in Tunisia. 

During the interview, they discussed the OURMED project, shedding light on the project's mission to address environmental challenges in the region. Their insights on water resource management and innovative environmental initiatives were both enlightening and inspiring.

This radio appearance allowed us to reach a broader audience and spread awareness about our commitment to a more sustainable future. 

Recap of our recent Science-to-Touch session, which took place on September 22nd at the Magdeburg City Library.

During this event, we delved into the fascinating integration of multi-parameter sensors and remote sensing, all within the context of OurMED. This convergence promises to enhance our comprehension of environmental processes and elevate our decision-making capabilities.