This training will address how to use remote sensing data for agriculture monitoring, specifically drought and crop monitoring. The webinar will also provide end-users the ability to evaluate which regions of the world have agricultural productivity above or below long-term trends. This informs decisions pertaining to market stability and humanitarian relief.

By the end of this training, attendees will be able to:

• Identify which satellites and sensors can be used for agricultural applications
• Understand the limitations of remote sensing and modeled data for agriculture and food security
• Acquire specific remote sensing data products that are appropriate for their work
• Apply remote sensing techniques to crop monitoring, drought, and humanitarian relief

The course is organized in four 90-minute sessions.

Live sessions took place on 14 April-5 May 2020, but recordings are available.