Session 4: Future collaborative opportunities for developing new data products Overview of Opportunities - Andrew Tyler (Head of Biological and Environmental Sciences, University of Stirling) Break out groups: Facilitated discussion-exploring ways to learn from Indian and UK research and practical experiences - Challenges and Opportunities for Collaboration - SDG relevant products - those that are observable from space - Identifying & adopting best practice EO - Strategies for sharing best practice Session 5: Developing improved frameworks and products for freshwater monitoring Break out groups: Facilitated discussion exploring ways of integrating EO data and products into existing freshwater monitoring - Exploring gaps and requirements

1. Discussion: Session 4
9:30 Facilitated discussion-exploring ways to learn from Indian and
UK research and practical experiences
– SDG relevant products - those that are observable from space
(remotely)
– Identifying & adopting best practice EO
– What are the social/economic development requirements and
how could EO contribute
10:30 Reporting
11;00 Coffee

2. Discussion: Session 5
11:30 Developing improved frameworks and products for freshwater
monitoring exploring gaps and requirements - Strategies for sharing
best practice
– Break out groups: Facilitated discussion exploring ways of
integrating EO data and products into existing freshwater
monitoring
– Challenges and Opportunities for Collaboration - exploring gaps
and requirements
12:30 Reporting
13:00 Lunch

3. Summary of the Workshop
Findings
14:00 Summary and key points from the morning
discussions
– Contributions to Position Paper
– Focus for further funding
Funding to facilitate focussed workshops
– Funding for research and developments
15:00 Agreed Next Steps
16:00 Depart for Stirling Castle

4. Summary of the Workshop Findings
14:00 Summary and key points from the morning discussions
– MULTUDIMENSIONAL PROBLEMS
– NEED TO GROW CAPACITY
• Skills and knowledge – two way
• Data availability and communication (for the benefit for all
• Validation sites
– WATER USE AND EFFICIENCY
• 80% GOES TO AGRICULTURE – MORE EFFICIENT USAGE WOULD RELEASE A LOT OF WATER
• ENERGY USE – AND GROUNDWATEER AQUIFERS, RECHARGE
– LINK EO WATER QUALITY DATA to Conventional WATER QUALITY parameters
such as FIOS – through machine learning capability etc
– KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE = the building of a PhD programme

5. Summary of the Workshop Findings
14:00 Summary and key points from the morning discussions
– Exploiting Citizen Science and for stewardship, data supply and validation
– SYSTEMES INTEGRATION (continuum of integration)
• SYSTEM, Space, UAV (Drone), In-situ (System sharing/training)and Citizen (SMART PHONE)
• Hydrology, point/diffuse pollutant source, societal/economic benefits
• Universities, Research Institutions, Business and Industry, Governance and Society
• Exploiting Multiple Platforms for monitoring (Satellites and in-situ capability) – exploiting
higher frequency data – changing phenology of events§
• Land to water, groundwater to surface water, headwaters to coastal waters.

6. Summary of the Workshop
Findings
14:00 Summary and key points from the morning discussions
– Contributions to Position Paper
– Focus for further funding
Funding to facilitate focussed workshops
– Funding for research and developments
15:00 Agreed Next Steps
16:00 Depart for Castle