GAF concludes AQUIFER project11/07/2007 |
| GAF (Germany) is completing the AQUIFER project. The final workshop will take place in Tunis at the beginning of September 2007. AQUIFER is one of the demonstrator projects of ESA's "Earth observation for Integrated Water Resources Management in Africa" initiative, known as TIGER and funded by ESA's Data User Element (DUE) programme. GAF is the leader of the AQUIFER team. |
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The AQUIFER project has brought together more than 20 partners from Africa, the Maghreb and Europe, including national and international water management entities, remote sensing companies, GIS service providers and researchers. GAF is the prime contractor in the industrial team while OSS (Sahara and Sahel Observatory, Tunis) is responsible for user coordination. AQUIFER has been instrumental in the establishment of a continuation project, “Geo-Aquifer”, co-funded by the African Water Facility (AWF) and OSS. Capitalising on the encouraging results of the AQUIFER project, Geo-Aquifer will provide an extension and expansion of services, offering increased geographic coverage and user specific refinements. Source: GAF AG Website: http://www2.gaf.de/aquifer 
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