IP-SENSOR

2009
Final SENSOR workshop - User Forum 2009 22nd-23rd April 2009, Brussels, Belgium more information

2008
Sustainability Impacts of the CAP-Reform Scenarios Birmensdorf, September 22-24, 2008 Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research WSL An Institute of the ETH Board http://www.wsl.ch/sensor/index_EN?redir=1&
Impact Assessment of Land Use Changes International Conference Humboldt University Berlin Berlin, Germany, 6.-9. April 2008 More information: conference website

2007
SENSOR Annual Meeting The 2007 annual meeting was held at Brandenburgische Technische Universität in Cottbus, Germany on September 2007.

SENSOR clustermeeting in Vienna, Austria
The spring 2007 meeting was held at BOKU in Vienna, Austria on April 2007.


2006
SENSOR annual project meeting in Saaremaa, Estonia
The SENSOR project meeting would held from September 17th to 21st, 2006 in Saaremaa, Estonia. See general information on the field trip: Saaremaa Island, an example for coasts as Sensitive Areas in SENSOR >>
SENSOR cluster meeting in

2005

Second cluster meeting of SENSOR in Bratislava

The second cluster meeting of SENSOR was organized in Bratislava on 24th-28th of April by ILE SAS, the Slovak partner of SENSOR. The meeting was held in the emblematic Hotel Devin, situated on the bank of the River Danube. The following figures indicate the high participation in the meeting: 87 researchers from 33 partner institutions. The first day of the meeting was ended by a conference dinner, preceded by a refreshing walk to “conquer” the Devin castle. The view from the castle was breathtaking, and was taken as background scenery for the ‘official’ picture of the meeting.

The excursion was arranged in order to enable Module 6, Module 7 and also other module’s participants to meet representatives of the different stakeholder groups in the area. High Tatras is a mountain type of region, exposed to various types of natural hazards and human pressures and represents also the focal point of many political, economical and environmental discussions between groups with conflicting interests. During the excursion, we had the chance to explore relevant sustainability issues, by direct participation in discussions with representatives of Tourism Association of H. Tatras, H. Tatras National Park Headquarters and the NGO A-Project, which facilitates the discussion between local population, administration authorities, nature protection representatives and other interest groups within the area. In addition, the excursion participants had an excellent opportunity to explore the natural beauties and folk traditions of this part of the Central Europe.

SENSOR project meeting October 2005 in Sliema, Malta

Malta, a sensitive area case study region in the SENSOR project, was chosen as a venue for the second Project Meeting. More than
80 scientists from 33 different European research organisations gathered for five days in this new EU Member State.

The uniquness of the Maltesian landscape and landuse as well as sustainability issues were transmitted to all SENSOR partners during a field trip to the countryside and a special session with maltesian stakeholders organised by MEPA.
see the MEPA information on SENSOR >>

Maltesian landscape with its typical rubble walls.

SENSOR cluster meeting in Warsaw

The first overall and very fruitful work meeting of the SENSOR project was held from April 6-8 in Warsaw. Plenary, module specific and cross-modular workshops were held to present the work progress made so far and draw conclusions for the next steps. SENSOR partner IUNG had organised this meeting perfectly as well as the following side trip to Silesia, which gave SENSOR partners impressing insights into the socio-economic, environmental, cultural and historical specifics of this area.