Why do we need a roadmap for GEO and Copernicus in SE Europe? Answers will be given on Monday 4th of June!
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3rd South - Eastern Europe GEO Workshop, Thessaloniki 4 and 5 June!

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Earth Observation (EO) data and services can support the informed implementation of numerous policies, help in addressing key societal challenges, contribute to achievement of Sustainable Development Goals and boost the EU economy’s competitiveness and growth. The importance of sustained EO data and innovative EO-based services becomes even greater in a period marked by the advent of Big Data – spearheaded by Copernicus free, full and open data policy, and the emergence of new business models. In this context, GEO-CRADLE has set out to develop a roadmap for the improved implementation of GEO/GEOSS and the increased uptake of Copernicus in the Balkans, Middle East and North Africa. In this context, the 3rd South-Eastern Europe GEO Workshop, organized by GEO-CRADLE, offers a prime opportunity for key players across the EO value chain (i.e. institutions, industry, users) to share their vision on long-term actions that will help to maximise the impact of EO and leverage EU investments. ... See more

Hosted by Eurisy's member, the InterBalkan Environment Center (I-BEC), in the context of GEO-CRADLE, a Horizon2020 project aimed at promoting the uptake of GEO and Copernicus satellite data in the region. ... See more

The Group on Earth Observations (GEO), a Geneva-based inter-governmental organization, promotes the public's access to earth data, including satellite images, also of critical utility in policy-making http://bit.ly/2HaF17U ... See more