Invitation to CLEAR-EO webinar: From Sensors to Satellites: A New Paradigm for Climate-Resilient Agriculture.

As extreme weather events increasingly impact agriculture across Europe, the need for timely information has never been greater. NEUROPUBLIC is pleased to invite you to the upcoming CLEAR-EO webinar, titled: “From Sensors to Satellites: A New Paradigm for Climate-Resilient Agriculture.” The event will explore how the integration of field data, Earth Observation, and meteorological information can strengthen agricultural resilience to climate change.

As the coordinator of one of the applications of the European CLEAR-EO project, NEUROPUBLIC is developing advanced early warning services for agriculture. By combining satellite and meteorological data with the gaiasense smart farming station network, the aim is to enhance resilience to extreme weather events, such as heavy rainfall and drought, through timely, field-level alerts.

Who should attend
This webinar is designed for professionals and stakeholders across the agri-food and technology sectors, including:

• Farmers and Agricultural Cooperatives
• Agronomists and Agricultural Advisors
• AgriTech professionals and companies
• Researchers and Policymakers

Webinar Details

• Date: Thursday, April 30, 2026
• Time: 16:00 (Greece time) / 15:00 CEST / 13:00 UTC
• Format: Online webinar (approximately 90 minutes)
• Registration: Register for the webinar here

Agenda
The program brings together a diverse panel of experts, including perspectives from farmers, agronomists, technology providers, and policy leaders:

• Welcome and introduction Bente Lilja Bye, BLB
• What keeps the farmers up at night? Thomas Papakosmas, NEUROPUBLIC
• Use of digital tools: Farmers’ and agronomists’ experiences Foteini Lavdi, Agricultural Cooperative of Farsala “Farsalon Gi”
• CLEAR-EO Agriservice concept Thomas Papakosmas, NEUROPUBLIC
• ASAP – Anomaly Hotspots of Agricultural Production Hervé Kerdilès, JRC
• Climate resilience and digitalization: Threats and opportunities for European farmers and agri-cooperatives Patrick Pagani, COPA-COGECA
• GEOGLAM, crop monitoring and in-situ data Sven Gilliams, GEOGLAM
• Open discussion

We would be delighted to have you join us for this important discussion on the future of agriculture.