Imagine if satellites could think and filter data before sending it back to Earth, rather than dumping huge files that take forever to download. This system acts like a smart filter and a fast-track delivery service for space images. It ensures the right data gets to the right place quickly while keeping the information secure and private.
Earth observation generates massive amounts of data that create bottlenecks during transmission and processing. This leads to slow reaction times and high power consumption for satellite operators.
A prototype for an end-to-end EO system featuring on-board processing, a sovereign cloud architecture, and a coordinator center to manage distributed processing functions.
If you are a farming service provider dealing with slow crop health updates — this project developed a processing chain for crop classification that speeds up the time from image capture to usable data.
If you are a compliance auditor dealing with the need for rapid methane leak detection — this project developed a specialized use case for methane monitoring that reduces communication bandwidth and improves reactivity.
If you are a cloud provider dealing with strict data residency laws for space data — this project developed a sovereign cloud architecture using Function-as-a-Service to keep data processing secure and controlled.
Based on available project data, no specific pricing or cost structures are provided as the project is currently in the design and prototyping phase.
Yes, the project specifically aims to design a scalable multi-mission system for massive processing to overcome performance bottlenecks on board and on ground.
Based on available project data, licensing terms are not specified, but the system emphasizes data sovereignty and an open, flexible architecture.
It uses harmonized interfaces and a Function-as-a-Service model to allow different processing functions to be registered and activated by an EO Coordinator Centre.
The project period runs from 2023-12-01 to 2026-11-30, indicating it is currently in the development and demonstration phase.
The consortium is heavily industry-driven with an 89% industry ratio, consisting of 8 companies and 1 university. With 6 SMEs involved across 7 European countries, the project is well-positioned for commercial translation, led by a major aerospace player, GMV.
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