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ADAMAWA STATE WORLD BANK ACRESAL PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION TEAM JOINS ITS COUNTERPARTS FROM OTHER 18 STATES AND THE FCT FOR A TRAINING ON THE APPLICATIONS OF GEOAGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM (GIS) AND REMOTE SENSING TECHNOLOGY FOR SUSTAINABLE LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT BY THE 5-DAY TRAINING WHICH BEGINS ON THE 18TH OF JULY, 2023 IS ORGANISED BY THE CENTRE FOR REMOTE SENSING , JOS.
DAY 2: TRAINING ON THE APPLICATIONS OF GIS & REMOTE SENSING TECHNOLOGY FOR SUSTAINABLE LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT FOR ACReSAL FIELD OFFICERS. Adamawa State ACReSAL Project Management Team members actively participated in the ongoing training on the application of Geographic Information System (GIS) and Remote Sensing Technology for sustainable landscapes managements for ACReSAL field officers taking place in Jos, Plateau State. Day two; 19th July, 2023 featured a field work to Rayfield Resort, Lamingo Dam and National Center for Remote Sensing (NCRS) Satellite ground receiving station in Jos. The visit is to enable the officers have practical experience on the application of Geographic Information System (GIS), Remote Sensing (RS), and Global Positioning System (GPS). Back in the training venue, participants went through a technical session on how to analyze the data derived from the coordinated taken on the field trip using Digital image Processing, Image Analysis and classification, Change detection analysis, Area calculation, Spatial analysis, etc.
In attendance at the field work are; Dr. Joy Iganya Agene, Task Team Leader-ACReSAL, Mr. Abdulhamid Umar, National Project Coordinator -ACReSAL, Adamawa state Project Coordinator Dr Ibrahim Chinda and counterparts from the 18 participating States and the FCT.
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