On April 22, the world traditionally observes Earth Day to demonstrate support for environmental protection. This year, EUSPA shines a light one on of the most promising yet unexploited ways to secure the much-needed critical raw materials: the use of Earth Observation and satellite navigation technologies.
The two new calls currently open are looking to support the development of two important upcoming Galileo services for emergency management by developing components for cutting-edge devices.
The EGNOS Safety of Life Service stands out not only in terms of the accuracy provided but also by its integrity. It is essential for applications where human life could be in danger if the performance of the navigation system was degraded beyond a specific level of accuracy.
The fifth CASSINI Hackathon saw a record registration with 900 candidates from 10 different locations working to create innovative, space-based solutions that could make Europe safer and more secure.
The mandates of the current Chair of the EUSPA Administrative Board, Mr. Václav Kobera, and Deputy Chair, Mr. Juan Manuel Codosero Bolaños, have been renewed for another two year term after an unanimous vote.
The intertwining between sustainability and space services is not new but it is gaining momentum as the Union is investing more on its EU Space Programme to re-define of its green and digital policies.
As if figuring out what to do with your life wasn’t hard enough, now that you’ve got a degree you need to break into the workforce. Maybe give us a chance to train you?
Funding, market intelligence, business support, training and skills development – these are just a few of the many ways EUSPA helps put SMEs and start-ups in the innovation driver’s seat.
It was exactly 10 years ago that our European teams were able to determine -for the first time- a ground location using its own means, the four Galileo satellites orbiting the Earth. Since then, Galileo has been flying the EU flag high!
