If you know Amsterdam, it will not surprise you to learn that the city has 829 bridges and 205 km of quay walls. That’s a lot of maintenance! At the moment only some 10% is monitored, using traditional methods such as tachometric survey and levelling. The engineering department of the City of Read More
Rijkswaterstaat, STOWA, the Dutch water authorities and the Netherlands Space Office (NSO) are looking for ideas to use satellite data in water management. Solutions are needed for smarter ways to monitor and detect changes. First step is to cast a wide net for ideas, the best of which will be 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&Read More
As NASA gets ready for our arrival to the Moon, incalculable exercises to prepare, cover, and in any case bolster future space explorers are in progress. These space travelers will eat and drinking, and along these lines peeing and crapping in microgravity and lunar gravity. While space travelers are in Read More
Copernicus is the European Union’s revolutionary Earth Observation and Monitoring programme, looking at our planet and its environment for the ultimate benefit of all European citizens. Thanks to a variety of technologies, from satellites in space to measurement systems on the ground, in the sea and in the air, Read More
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