Space data education opportunities
Earlierthis week, UK-based NGO ‘Space4Climate‘ published a great list of free online training courses for Earth Observation skills, open to anyone interested in learning about space data. On their webpage they say: “We have sourced our listings bearing in mind those who may be new to using climate data from space in their role, returning […]Read More
The Copernicus satellites generate 12 terabytes of remote sensing data every day, making it by far the largest Earth Observation programme in the world. This data is made available for free to researchers and application providers around the globe, offering great scientific and commercial opportunities to anyone. As attractive as this sounds, these large amounts […]Read More
The space sector is booming. Tech entrepreneurs such as Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos, and the increasing number of startups using space technologies as the core of their business models, show that space is next economic frontier. Rotterdam School of Management together with Erasmus Centre of Entrepreneurship, Nova School of Business (Portugal), St. Gallen University […]Read More
Teachers wanting to contribute to science education with young students and bring innovative teaching materials to their classroom should include remote sensing and Earth Observation in their curricula. The Copernicus ecosystem and wider remote sensing community offer many tools and training opportunities to support teachers in this endeavour. Promoting science education with young students The […]Read More
Working with geospatial data is evolving and there is a new set of must-have skills. Are you interested in knowing what it takes to build geospatial workforce and the future of skills for GIS professionals? Looking for new business opportunities in geospatial data tech? Webinar: New Generation Skills of Workforce Working With Geospatial Data This […]Read More
The EU-funded project SKIES (SKilled, Innovative and Entrepreneurial Scientists) will train astronomy graduate students in transferable skills for academia and industry. SKIES integrates open science, social innovation and entrepreneurship topics. The project kicked off on 1 March and will run for 18 months. Innovative thinking and knowledge of open science are assets for any research […]Read More
The Stichtsche Cricket & Hockey Club The Stichtsche Cricket and Hockey Club (SCHC) is a Dutch sports club based in Utrecht. The club exists since 1906 and is best known for its field hockey department. While their men’s hockey team currently plays in the second division, the women’s team has played at the highest level […]Read More
Space data holds the key to tackling some of the main challenges we face here on Earth, but accessing and using it can sometimes be challenging. Join the Copernicus MOOC to learn how you can take on the challenge and harness the power of space data! What is the Copernicus MOOC? The Copernicus MOOC (Massive […]Read More
The second call for Space Academy Rome is now open and they are inviting 10 additional candidates to join their Space Academy Rome on the 9th to 11th December 2020. Space Academy Rome will be held within the framework of the Primavera dell’ Innovazione 2020, and is organised by Consorzio Hypatia, Fondazione E. Amaldi and IASP, with the endorsement of Agenzia Spaziale Italiana. The 10 successful applicants gain free personalised services, including one-to-one […]Read More
© 2022, dotSPACE Foundation - All rights reserved.
