Training on project management of the International Charter on Space and Major Disasters

On September 26-27, 2024, the Central Asian Institute for Applied Geosciences (CAIAG) hosted the International Charter on Space and Major Disasters project manager training. The training was conducted by the Charter's Executive Secretary Shiraishi Takeshi (JAXA). During the training, participants were told and shown how to use the Charter's COS-2 operating system and Charter Mapper program.

Training participants

The following CAIAG staff participated in the training:

Department No. 1  “Geodynamics and Georisks”: U. Adbybachaev, Sh. Usupaev, J. Bektursunov, E. Kaziev.

Department No. 2 “Climate, Water and Geoecology”: A. Osmonov, M. Esenaman uulu, S. Satarov, A. Myrzabekowa,

F. Haas.

Department No. 3 “Monitoring Systems and Data Management”: P. Imanalieva, I. Andropov, M. Ismailov

Division No. 4 “Capacity Development and Scientific Cooperation”: N. Alybaeva, Zh. Toktosunova

The International Charter on Space and Major Disasters is an international non-profit agreement that provides for the free acquisition and use of remote sensing satellite imagery by its members in the event of major disasters. The Charter was founded by the European Space Agency (ESA) and the French agency CNES after the UNISPACE III conference (Vienna, Austria, July 1999). It was officially launched on November 1, 2000.

Co-Director of CAIAG Bolot Moldobekov, Executive Secretary of the Shiraishi Takeshi Charter (JAXA) and Head of Department No. 1 Ulan Abdybachaev

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