Planet Watch by Enlaps supports International Year of Glaciers Preservation
Planet Watch by Enlaps supports International Year of Glaciers Preservation
Planet Watch by Enlaps supports International Year of Glaciers Preservation
One technology, so many changes, one purpose : protect our planet
Enlaps supports the International Year of Glaciers Preservation, initiated by UNESCO and the WMO (World Meteorological Organization) in collaboration with governments and more than 75 international organizations.
Already deployed in over 100 glaciers monitoring projects across five continents, our Tikee ecosystem actively contributes to the observation of these fragile environments. To further raise awareness and support the scientific community in documenting glacier melt, Enlaps creates Planet Watch, to provide advanced monitoring and analysis tools.
Enlaps supports the International Year of Glaciers Preservation, initiated by UNESCO and the WMO (World Meteorological Organization) in collaboration with governments and more than 75 international organizations.
Already deployed in over 100 glaciers monitoring projects across five continents, our Tikee ecosystem actively contributes to the observation of these fragile environments. To further raise awareness and support the scientific community in documenting glacier melt, Enlaps creates Planet Watch, to provide advanced monitoring and analysis tools.
Do you have a glacier monitoring project? Join Planet Watch!
1) Submit your project through the Call for Project :
1) Submit your project through the Call for Project :
2) Project review and selection by a jury : To select the projects that will come to life, Enlaps has assembled a jury tasked with evaluating proposals based on specific criteria: Scientific interest, Environmental and societal impact and Technical feasibility.
3) If your project is selected, you'll receive access to the Tikee ecosystem: a Tikee 4 camera, all necessary installation accessories, a subscription to our myTikee Cloud platform.
4) With our ecosystem, you’ll get high-quality images and data to document and analyze the impact of climate change on your glacier.
2) Project review and selection by a jury : To select the projects that will come to life, Enlaps has assembled a jury tasked with evaluating proposals based on specific criteria: Scientific interest, Environmental and societal impact and Technical feasibility.
3) If your project is selected, you'll receive access to the Tikee ecosystem: a Tikee 4 camera, all necessary installation accessories, a subscription to our myTikee Cloud platform.
4) With our ecosystem, you’ll get high-quality images and data to document and analyze the impact of climate change on your glacier.
With Planet Watch :
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Access our latest-generation Tikee timelapse cameras to observe and analyze the effects of climate change.
Access our latest-generation Tikee timelapse cameras to observe and analyze the effects of climate change.
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Contribute to a global database, essential for research and awareness.
Contribute to a global database, essential for research and awareness.
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Join a community of experts and dedicated stakeholders committed to preserving our planet
Join a community of experts and dedicated stakeholders committed to preserving our planet
The Project selection committee :
Antoine AUBERTON
Passionated about mountains and technology, Antoine co-founded Enlaps in 2015 with the ambition of developing technologies to create a window to the mountains, accessible anywhere, anytime. Committed to environmental preservation, he created Planet Watch initiatives to support research and awareness on climate challenges.
Michael ZEMP
Professor Michael Zemp is the Director of the World Glacier Monitoring Service (WGMS) and a professor at the University of Zurich. His research focuses on Earth observation technologies and geoinformatics, applied to studying the interactions between climate and glaciers. He holds a PhD in geographical sciences, specializing in glaciology, and has contributed to numerous scientific publications on glacier changes.
Heïdi SEVESTRE
I'm a glaciologist, fellow international of The Explorers Club, working at the Secretariat of AMAP, the Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme, one of the Working Groups to the Arctic Council. I am an avid science communicator and lead several expeditions to cold and icy places every year. In 2022 I won the inaugural Shackleton Medal for the Protection of the Polar Regions and France's Prix du Rayonnement français environnemental in 2023.
