EO Open Science

12/09/2019

The event is also a space for ideas. Participants received a donation code to rescue a tree! This is mine:-). This project is dedicated to our planet in order to encourage sustainability and create "Space for trees". Giulia Vinicola

Join the only community in the world where you can plant a tree and watch it grow forever.

01/07/2019

Ready for the second edition? Join us ESA - European Space Agency 9-13 September 2019! What’s the ? The Φ-week will include a variety of events (e.g. inspiring talks, workshops, roundtables, startup pitch, hackathons) to connect multi-disciplinary communities - from EO researchers, data scientists, non-space corporates, tech leaders, entrepreneurs, up to startup and innovators!

The ESA Earth Observation Φ-week EO Open Science and FutureEO trailer video. The European Space Agency (ESA) is organising a Φ-week event focusing on EO Open...

11/11/2018

Inspiring talks, workshops, round-tables, startup pitches, exhibitors and hackathons: will be THE place to be to find out how & will look like. Can't join us? no worries... it will be streamed @ http://bit.ly/2OD0QQK. Enjoy the everyone!! 💪🛰🚀 the final Agenda of the week is available https://bit.ly/2PlZoap

06/03/2018

A shout-out to all 🚀🛰 join us at φ week! Currently accepting abstracts ▶️ http://phiweek.esa.int

16/11/2017

members exchange ideas & best practices of using Copernicus data across borders and disciplines. Join us! http://copernicus.eu/main/copernicus-academy

02/11/2017

Copernicus webinars on Flood Mapping with Sentinel-1 🛰️ on 7 & 9 November. Register here ➡️ https://rus-training.eu/training

25/10/2017

Copernicus 🛰️ hackathons will happen in Bristol, Krakow, Brasov, Trento, Cesena, Burjassot, Brno, Warsaw, Bologna, Turin, and Riga. http://climathon.global/

23/10/2017

Happy Nemzeti Ünnep (National Day), Hungary! Best wishes from space 🛰️🌍🇭🇺
Image: beautiful Budapest in infrared color.

16/10/2017

Despite no longer being a hurricane, has turned deadly as it batters Ireland and the United Kingdom with destructive winds and dangerous seas, causing troubles and inconveniences. Indeed Ophelia has been declassified since around two days when its strength is decreased: the first clue is the eye of the storm no longer visible. This image has been captured last night by Copernicus EU Sentinel-3 Sea and Land Temperature Radiometer with its thermal bands just before the storm smashed over Ireland this morning. The image is an inverted grayscale classification of the hurricane temperature which follows the shape of the storm from its center outwards, until the hurricane fades out.

25/09/2017

Welcome to the week ! 4 days to explore new challenges and opportunities for EO research created by rapid advances in ICT!