Lecture, Workshop
Unlocking Space Innovation – Sustainable Industry & Business Transformation
16/09/2026
– 17/09/2026
Netherlands
Apart from scarecrows, biophysical variables for vegetation derived from satellite data can monitor fields, crops and fruit trees — a story from Hîncești District, Republic of Moldova. Satellite imagery and products speak a thousand words. Actionable information and modern Earth observation data are becoming practical instruments for agronomists, farmers, growers,
Kongsberg NanoAvionics has introduced a new generation of its MP42 microsatellite platform family, including the new 500 kg-class MP42D. The platforms are designed to support increasingly demanding missions including high-resolution optical Earth observation, synthetic aperture radar (SAR), thermal infrared imaging and radio-frequency monitoring. The MP42D is the largest platform in
Singapore, the dynamic city-state known for its innovation and urban development, has firmly embraced space technology to propel its Smart Nation initiative and revolutionize urban mobility. With a keen eye on enhancing infrastructure, improving traffic management, and driving sustainability, Singapore is leveraging space data and satellite technology to shape its
As Europe develops new initiatives related to ocean governance and observation, the role of Earth Observation (EO) in understanding and managing marine environments is receiving growing attention. This topic was explored during the panel discussion Unlocking the Power of Earth Observation for the Ocean at EXPANDEO 2026, EARSC’s annual conference
EU Missions are an additional part of the Horizon Europe research and innovation programme for 2021-2027 which tackles big societal challenges and aims to achieve ambitious goals in health, climate and the environment by 2030. This additional funding will bring the implementation of EU Missions one step forward, paving the
The Philippines is one of the most disaster-prone countries in the world, regularly experiencing natural disasters such as typhoons, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and landslides. These natural hazards can cause significant damage to infrastructure, homes, and livelihoods, constantly impacting the country’s economy and society. However, the Philippines is making significant strides
When the EUDIS Defence Hackathon takes place at NL Space Campus on 17–19 October, participants will not only develop ideas, prototypes and pitches — they will also gain practical experience. One of the contributors making that possible is DroneAid, a collective that teaches veterans, volunteers, and engineers to build drones
Space technology has transformed how journalists and investigators gather information to support their reporting. With high-resolution satellite imagery and other advanced technologies, journalists can now access a wealth of knowledge from space to shed light on important issues and uncover the truth. Space for Journalism Investigations Space data, including satellite
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