In the realm of climate predictions and extremes, machine learning (ML) techniques serve as versatile tools not only for capturing climate patterns but also for climate change impact assessments. Generally, […]
The 30th Annual Conference of the European Association of Environmental and Resource Economists took place in Bergen (Norway) on June 16-20th. Transcend took part in this relevant event with a
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Download Adapting to water scarcity thorugh innovative and transformative policies is a key challenge for water management. This policy brief presents: 1) an overview of the main features of each
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The 1st international stakeholder workshop took place in Venice on May 6-7th 2025. The event, co-organized with the Talanoa-Water project, focused on cross-fertilization, with the aim of bringing together, for
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The application deadline for TRANSCEND’s 1st summer school is next Monday, May 12th. This international one-week course will gather PhD students in Earth-, Engineering- and Social sciences. The topics covered
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Several project’s partners will attend the European Geosciences Union (EGU) General Assembly 2025, taking place in Vienna from April 27th to May 2nd. This international conference provides an invaluable platform
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In a time of interconnected crises—ecological, social, economic, and institutional— water, as a vital thread running through all systems, offers a unique lens through which to understand and address these
The 2nd local workshop for the Júcar living lab took place on April 4th at the IIAMA-UPV headquarters in Valencia. Organized under the collaboration between TRANSCEND and RETOUCH NEXUS European
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Irrigated agriculture is the dominant user of water globally, but most water withdrawals are not monitored or reported. As a result, it is largely unknown when, where, and how much
The integration of remote sensing and socio-economic data is crucial for policy making in regions suffering from water scarcity and climate change. This paper presents a framework that combines remotely
