Master spécialisé : Changements climatiques -ClimAdapt

14/04/2024

En marge de la Neuvième édition du Colloque Maghrébin de Géophysique, CMGA-9 Kénitra 2024, nous vous informons qu'un Workshop va être organisé en partenariat avec l'ONHYM le 22 Avril 2024 sous le thème suivant: ‘’intelligence artificielle en géosciences’’.
Lien de l'événement : https://cmga9-kenitra.ma/workshop-on-geosciences-and-artificial-intelligence/
Lien d'inscription : https://forms.gle/nCLkzNADqk8VH9XA9
Ce Workshop mettra le point sur les méthodes et outils utilisés en géosciences, comme toutes les autres sciences, sont le sujet, en ce début, du 20ème siècle à de profondes mutations. Ainsi, dans les différentes phases des travaux géologiques et d’exploration des ressources, l’Intelligence artificielle apporte un nouveau regard et propose des algorithmes de plus en plus sophistiqués répondant à la complexité des phénomènes géologiques.
il sera animé par des spécialistes du domaines de Géosciences (voir Affiche).
NB:
les frais de participation sont fixés à 200 MAD (attachement du reçu via le lien d'inscription du workshop);
Dernier délai d'inscription est le 15 Avril 2024.
du comité d'organisation de CMGA-9 Kénitra 2024.

26/02/2023

Last week, severe weather hit 🇲🇦

In some areas of the Ouarzazate province, snow cover reached up to 1.7 metres

The volume of water stored in the Mansour Dahbi reservoir doubled in a few days
⬇️ 🇪🇺🛰️images of ↙️ 7 (before🌧️) & ↘️19 February

16/02/2023

La géomatique est une discipline qui se concentre sur l'acquisition, la gestion, l'analyse et la visualisation des données géospatiales. La modélisation 3D est…

25/02/2022

for monitoring

is experiencing its worst drought in decades. The winter rainfall levels recorded in 2021-2022 are 64% below the historical average and Moroccan reservoirs are, on average, at only 33.2% of their capacity. Some of the most worrying conditions are observed in the agricultural region of Doukkala, where the Al Massira reservoir is at only 6.7% of its capacity.

These two images, acquired by the Copernicus satellites on 14 February 2021 (left) and 13 February 2022 (right) show the consequences of the severe drought underway in Morocco on the vegetation. The image on the left shows agricultural areas with vegetation in full bloom about a year ago. The image on the right show, in the same areas, an almost total absence of vegetation, as a consequence of the absence of rainfall.

11/10/2021

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The new lava stream from the on the island of in .
On 9 October, the conical crater formed at the beginning of the eruption partially collapsed, generating new lava flows north of the earlier lava stream which began moving dangerously towards neighbourhoods which had until then been spared from the lava flow. Several buildings, farms and industrial plants in those neighbourhoods have since been destroyed.
The Copernicus Management Service is monitoring the consequences of the eruption with radar and optical satellite imagery.
Find the mapping products here:
https://emergency.copernicus.eu/.../list-of.../EMSR546
Image acquired by one of the Copernicus Sentinel-2 satellites on 10 October 2021.

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The new lava stream from the on the island of in .

On 9 October, the conical crater formed at the beginning of the eruption partially collapsed, generating new lava flows north of the earlier lava stream which began moving dangerously towards neighbourhoods which had until then been spared from the lava flow. Several buildings, farms and industrial plants in those neighbourhoods have since been destroyed.

The Copernicus Management Service is monitoring the consequences of the eruption with radar and optical satellite imagery.

Find the mapping products here:
https://emergency.copernicus.eu/mapping/list-of-components/EMSR546

Image acquired by one of the Copernicus Sentinel-2 satellites on 10 October 2021.

21/09/2021

Scénario de mégatsunami - Glissement de terrain de La Palma

Les coulées de du en éruption aux ,

Subscribe to Naked Science – http://goo.gl/wpc2Q1A slide from this mountain could kill millions of people in Europe and along Northern America’s eastern seab...

27/08/2021

Earlier this month, the IPCC released the Physical Science Basis report from Working Group 1, a major part of their sixth Assessment Report. It's conclusions were clear. Climate change is already affecting nearly every part of the planet, and human activities are unequivocally the cause. To limit even MORE warming, a strong, rapid and sustained reduction in CO2, methane and other greenhouse gases is necessary.

Earlier this month, the IPCC released the Physical Science Basis report from Working Group 1, a major part of their sixth Assessment Report. It's conclusions were clear. Climate change is already affecting nearly every part of the planet, and human activities are unequivocally the cause. To limit even MORE warming, a strong, rapid and sustained reduction in CO2, methane and other greenhouse gases is necessary.
https://climate.gov/news-features/understanding-climate/release-ipcc-6th-assessment-report-working-group-1

10/02/2021

Over 2 billion people (about 30% of the world’s population) live within 100 km (60 mi) of a coastline, making them vulnerable to sea level rise.

Track the last month of rising seas in your part of the world using our Earth Now interactive: http://go.nasa.gov/3d19qsb

24/01/2021

l'intervention du Pr Aicha Ben Mohammadi la la présidente du Ampldd sur ARTE sur le thème du pillage du sable littoral

Depuis dix ans, le boom du BTP a fait oublier toute préoccupation environnementale en créant un marché clandestin que les filières légales ne peuvent satisfaire.Grands ouvrages d’aménagements, édifications de villes nouvelles, de complexes hôteliers en bord de mer, le royaume s’est lance...

13/11/2020

وثائقي | ارتفاع منسوب مياه البحار

ما هي سرعة ارتفاع مستوى مياه المحيطات نتيجة التغير المناخي؟ التكهنات حول ارتفاع منسوب البحار والمحيطات مثيرة للجدل. يصحح العلماء حاليا حساباتهم ويقدمون أرقام...