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Webinar: Connecting Data Providers with Geosciences Communities

Earth, space, and environmental scientists are pushing the boundaries of human understanding of our complex world. They seek and use larger...

EUvsVirus – online hackathon 24-26 April 2020

Through our engagement with the ongoing Kampala INSPIRE hackathon and Dubrovnik INSPIRE hackathon, we have learned that Earth observations can contribute...

Citizen Science & Earth observations – Webinars 7th & 9th April 2020

NextGEOSS is supporting the open Dubrovnik INSPIRE hackathon and the Kampala INSPIRE hackathon, both all-virtual hackathons with built in webinars where...

Earth observation & Generation Equality

The year 2020 marks the 25th anniversary of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action. Adopted in 1995 at the Fourth...

QGIS for Earth Observation

The amount of Earth Observation (EO) data and derived products is increasing rapidly in terms of volume and variety. Today satellite...

State & Health of the European Earth Observation Industry

With the continuous increase from 2006 in the number of companies, employees and revenues, the Earth Observation (EO) sector is dynamic....

How to increase the use of Earth observation platforms

Earth observation data and informations systems such as data hubs and platforms are complex and require knowledge on many levels and...

NextGEOSS A fragmented Earth observation

A Fragmented Earth Observation Market and How to Improve It

While there is a growing demand for Earth observation data and Value-Added Services (VAS), the market remains characterized by fragmentation and...

NextGEOSS at EGU 2019

April 4, 2019
NextGEOSS Staff
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NextGEOSS will be at the European Geosciences Union (EGU) General Assemby in Vienna 7. – 12. April 2019. We are contributing...

Geospatial User Feedback Service

Current data catalogues allow users to access many resources coming from several sources. Selecting the adequate resource for each purpose can...