GEO-CRADLE Networking Platform
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Details
- First NameProf. Dr. Marinko
- Last NameOLUIC
- TitleMr
- PositionAdviser-Consultant
- Email 1geo-sat@zg.t-com.hr
- Phone 1385 98 484864
- Phone 23851 3833910
- Fax3851 3833910
- Organisation NameGEOSAT Company for Exploration and Development
- TypeCommercial
- Website(s)www.geosat.hr
- Street NamePoljana B. Hanzekovica
- Street No31
- Postal Code10000
- TownZAGREB
- CountryCroatia
Activity Focus
- 1. Which of these statements best describe your Organisation’s role in the value chain?Value-adder(data process-modelling)End User with in house GIS/ mapping capabilities
- 2. What are the main thematic areas of activity of your Organisation?Access to raw materials (e.g. minerals- mining- etc)Other
- Other Thematic AreasDisaster management and Emergency response, Particularly Earthquakes-Causes and Consequences Using Remote Sensing Tecniques
- 3. Has your organisation participated in EO-related projects?Yes
- Please provide links where applicable (e.g. FP& BEYOND – website URL), or any other information that you find usefulEU FP7 (OBSERVE): http://www.observe-fp7.eu Grant agreement no: 265282 (2010) http://www.earsc.eu/news/observe-quick-facts-sheet
- 4. Has your Organisation participated in any Copernicus service provision, Copernicus User requirements definition or Copernicus Research & Innovation action?Yes
- Please provide some additional informationApplication of SAR imagery for mapping of natural oil slicks in a part of Adriatic Sea (2014) Analysis of oil spill distribution in the Adriatic Sea based on SAR images (2016)
- 5. Has your Organisation participated in any GEO/GEOSS SBA Tasks, community activities or initiatives?No
- 6. How would you rate your Organisation’s level of collaboration with other EO actors in your country or abroad?
- A. In your CountryModerate(5-10 actors)
- Please expand on the collaboration if appropriate, indicating if possible the contact details of these EO actors.
INA Company, Zagreb Project: Application of SAR Imagery for Mapping of Natural Oil Slicks in a Part of Adriatic Sea: Collaboration with Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries, Split, Croatia, and Shirshov Institute for Oceanography Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia
- B. AbroadModerate(5-10 Actors)
Capacities
- From the list below, please choose all the domains in which your organisation has capacities. 4) EO data exploitation for the provision of value-adding services and products
- Do you deliver services / products that are based on the exploitation of EO data? Yes
- Which of the following areas do your products/services cover? You can choose more than one Ecosystems(desertification-environmental impact- pollution)Land Use/Cover & Change (classified activities and statistics)GeologyMarine Ecosystems (including pollution-oil spills)Other (e.g. landslide-earthquakes-etc)
- Please provide some additional details and/or give concrete examples of the products/services.
-Low Cost Remote Sensing Investigations of Waste Dump Near Zagreb. Intemational Archives of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing 31/B7-VII Vienna, Austria, 550 - 554.
-Land use and land cover mapping of Istria according to CORINE programme
- Analysis of oil spill distribution in the Adriatic Sea based on SAR images
- Earthquakes-Causes and Consequences
- Seismotectonic of the Dinarides and a Part of Pannonian Basin Based on Satellite Data and geophysical Survey.
- Mineral exploration in Mawat Region, Kurdistan-Iraq - Do you provide these products/services freely or on a commercial basis?All are charged for
- Are you using open EO data sources (e.g. EOSAT, USGS, NASA, ESA) for providing services and which?
Yes, we are using open EO dana soureces (EOSAT, ESA, NASA, RADARSAT etc). The satellite dana we use in our explorations.
- Which are your main customers / end-users?
We have different customers, predominantly private and state institutions
National Activities
- 1. Is there funding for EO activities available in your country? N/A
- 2. Is there a National Space Policy/Strategy? No
- 3. Is there a Space Agency in your country? No
- 4. Which of the following best describes the level of coordination of EO activities in your country? Basic
- 5. Which of the following best describes the level of interaction between the EO community and decision makers in your country?In specific thematic areas
- Please provide examples of EO-based services and/or products in your country which are operationally used by public sector bodies.
Dinamic-Geoinformation Ecodsystem of the Forests in Croatia (2007)
- 6. Can you give examples of high impact EO dedicated workshops organized in your country in the last decade?
SplotRS 2014 - International remote Sensing Summer School: "Remote Sensing Dana and Information". Organized by: G-ECO Research (Toronto, Canada), EARSeL with Bowling Green State Universuty (Ohio, USA and GEOSAT (Zagreb, Croatia)
Engagement in GEO-CRADLE
- 1. Would your Organisation be interested in contributing with its capacities to a regional initiative of GEO and/or Copernicus, addressing regional needs in the domains of Climate Change, Access to Raw Materials, Energy, Food Security and Water? Yes
- 2. Would you be interested in providing feedback to the GEO-CRADLE consortium for establishing a roadmap for the implementation of GEO and Copernicus in North Africa, Middle East and the Balkans? Yes
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