February 2008

SAEON launches its Egagasini Node with key stakeholders in attendance

 

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GEO Ministerial Summit puts Earth observation science on international radar screen

 

SAEON's pillars become firmly entrenched for the benefit of society

 

Coastal upwelling studies can help piece together climate change puzzle

 

Creating land cover maps to monitor the most important variable of global change

 

CSIR to implement South Africa's Earth observation framework

 

SAEON scientist inspires marine and coastal educators

 

SAEON Ndlovu's TTF programme for 2008 gets off to a good start

 

New research sites will increase geographical extent of SAEON Ndlovu

 

SAEON Elwandle Node rides the crest of the wave

 

SAEON Egagasini is firing on all engines

 

SAEON's Graduate Student Network welcomes two new committee members

 

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Africa: And then there were no fish

 

Africa is the 'worst victim' of climate change

 

SAEON in the Media

 

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2008_February_Index

 

geoss.pdf

 

figures.pdf

 

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news24.pdf

 

sawu.pdf