At the 2022 Taiwan International Water Week International Forum, a paper was presented introducing the use of multi-sensor satellite remote sensing technology for the monitoring of global water resources. The presentation covered key concepts in the field of satellite remote sensing for monitoring water resources, such as satellite image resolution, satellite programs related to monitoring water resources, the development of geospatial big data infrastructure, and plans for global satellite remote sensing of water resources. The research has provided examples, including freshwater ecosystems for the Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6.6.1, the NASA’s global water resource monitor, the ESA’s lake water quality monitor, and the JAXA’s water cycle monitoring.

12/02 From Nature to Creation: Craft Your Own Botanical Mini Sculpture
On our campus, trees accompany us in the most ordinary ways, quietly storing the potential for renewal. Continuing the theme of the 2025 NYCU Sustainability Month “Campus Circular Economy Model Demonstration,” this workshop focuses on the regeneration and reuse of campus trees. Participants will rediscover the hidden value in fallen

