Praha je jedním z prvních českých měst, které přijalo Strategii adaptace na klimatickou změnu, jejímž cílem je zvýšit dlouhodobou odolnost a omezit zranitelnost vůči nadcházejícím klimatickým změnám. Zařadila se tak mezi několik významných světových metropolí, které se mohou stát inspirací pro ostatní.
Odborníci z Institutu plánování a rozvoje hl. m. Prahy (IPR) zvolili přístup založený na zpracování tzv. „velkých dat“ a jejich následné analýze v prostředí geografických informačních systémů. GIS jim při tom pomáhá nalézat širší souvislosti a lépe pochopit, jak tak komplexní prostředí, jako je město, na změny klimatu reaguje.
Jedním z významných specifik Prahy je přitom na jedné straně poměrně hustá zástavba v centru, což napomáhá k vytváření tzv. tepelných ostrovů, a na straně druhé velké množství zeleně. Z pohledu plánování představují tyto dva extrémy velkou výzvu, jak současnou situaci vyřešit, tak aby se dopady klimatických změn podařilo co nejvíce zmírnit a Praha byla i nadále příjemným místem pro život.
Praha jde mezinárodním příkladem
Více o práci odborníků z IPR si můžete přečíst v tomto článku, který popisuje, jak díky pokročilým GIS analýzám mohou posuzovat dopady jednotlivých plánovaných opatření ještě předtím, než do nich město investuje čas a prostředky.
With challenges imposed by the Covid pandemic, engineers building and testing ESA’s Biomass satellite have had to come up with some clever working methods to keep on track whilst adhering to safety rules. The result is that the satellite structure is not only complete, but has also undergone a series of demanding tests to ensure it will withstand the rigours of liftoff – all bringing the launch of this extraordinary forest carbon mapping mission one step closer.
Českému start-upu Intellmaps se podařilo dostat do prestižního inkubátoru ESA (European Space Agency). Otevřela se jim tím příležitost k využití finančních prostředků na plánovaný vývoj, mezinárodní PR, umístění v samotném inkubátoru, mentoring a konzultace s předními odborníky nejen z kosmických technologií, ale také otevření celého ekosystému kolem ESA-BIC inkubátoru. Zároveň je to jistý punc kvality, […]
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Eye-tracking, technologie, která nám umožní zjistit, kam se díváte další super věc, se kterou se můžete prakticky setkat při studiu geoinformatiky v Olomouci Pokud chcete u nás studovat, neváhejte, podejte si přihlášku ve druhém kole přijímacího řízení. Ale pozor, přihlášky na doktorát jsou otevřeny jen do tohoto pátku Video vytvořil náš student Martin […]
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Eye-tracking, technologie, která nám umožní zjistit, kam se díváte další super věc, se kterou se můžete prakticky setkat při studiu geoinformatiky v Olomouci Pokud chcete u nás studovat, neváhejte, podejte si přihlášku ve druhém kole přijímacího řízení. Ale pozor, přihlášky na doktorát jsou otevřeny jen do tohoto pátku Video vytvořil náš student Martin […]
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Eye-tracking, technologie, která nám umožní zjistit, kam se díváte další super věc, se kterou se můžete prakticky setkat při studiu geoinformatiky v Olomouci Pokud chcete u nás studovat, neváhejte, podejte si přihlášku ve druhém kole přijímacího řízení. Ale pozor, přihlášky na doktorát jsou otevřeny jen do tohoto pátku Video vytvořil náš student Martin […]
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Představujeme vám nový tematický atlas vytvořený pro Moravskoslezský kraj, na kterém jsme pracovali společně s Urban Planner. Atlas je rozdělen do osmi kapitol, ve kterých najdete celkem 532 prvků, z toho 111 map, 93 grafů a diagramů, 12 schémat, 74 tabulek a přehledů, 123 textových polí a 119 ilustrací (fotografie a loga). Kromě obvyklých […]
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Dlouho očekávaná a fanoušky žádaná novinka přichází. Mapy.cz se staly součástí systému Android Auto, který po dobu jízdy sdílí navigaci z mobilu na velkou obrazovku v přístrojové desce. Od konce loňského roku jsou Mapy.cz dostupné pro uživatele Apple platformy CarPlay. V rámci automobilového segmentu jsou tak součástí obou klíčových multimediálních systémů. Cesta Map do systému […]
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Představujeme vám nový tematický atlas vytvořený pro Moravskoslezský kraj, na kterém jsme pracovali společně s Urban Planner. Atlas je rozdělen do osmi kapitol, ve kterých najdete celkem 532 prvků, z toho 111 map, 93 grafů a diagramů, 12 schémat, 74 tabulek a přehledů, 123 textových polí a 119 ilustrací (fotografie a loga). Kromě obvyklých […]
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Představujeme vám nový tematický atlas vytvořený pro Moravskoslezský kraj, na kterém jsme pracovali společně s Urban Planner. Atlas je rozdělen do osmi kapitol, ve kterých najdete celkem 532 prvků, z toho 111 map, 93 grafů a diagramů, 12 schémat, 74 tabulek a přehledů, 123 textových polí a 119 ilustrací (fotografie a loga). Kromě obvyklých […]
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Príspevok GKÚ Prešov hľadá operátora pre letecké laserové skenovanie LiDAR zobrazený najskôr GeoCommunity.sk.
Moravskoslezský kraj se může pochlubit zcela novým atlasem, který vznikl ve spolupráci společnosti Urban Planner s. r. o. a Katedry geoinformatiky Univerzity Palackého v Olomouci. Svým čtenářům nabízí unikátní pohled na přírodní i socioekonomické charakteristiky regionu na východě země. Atlas Moravskoslezského kraje prezentuje prostorové informace kartografickými metodami ve formě různých tematických map a grafických ilustrací. […]
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Moravskoslezský kraj se může pochlubit zcela novým atlasem, který vznikl ve spolupráci společnosti Urban Planner s. r. o. a Katedry geoinformatiky Univerzity Palackého v Olomouci. Svým čtenářům nabídne unikátní pohled na přírodní i socioekonomické charakteristiky regionu. Atlas Moravskoslezského kraje prezentuje prostorové informace kartografickými metodami ve formě různých tematických map a grafických ilustrací. V několika kapitolách […]
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The Copernicus Masters 2021 competition is now open for submissions. This international competition awards prizes to innovative solutions, developments and ideas for business and society that use satellite data from the Copernicus programme.
Česká pošta představila 21. dubna novou výplatní písmenovou známku s kupóny pro přítisky, jejímž motivem je fiktivní mapa s turistickými značkami. Cenina z autorské dílny Mikuláše Kavana tak upozornila na 132 let od vzniku první značené turistické trasy na našem území. Značení turistických tras má v České republice dlouholetou tradici. První pěší turistická trasa vznikla […]
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Vážení zákazníci,
dovolujeme si Vám nabídnout program TurboCAD PLATINUM 27 CZ pro kreslení ve 2D / 3D včetně vizualizací s akční slevou a bonusy do 5. 5. 2021.
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Vážení zákazníci,
dovolujeme si Vám nabídnout program TurboCAD PLATINUM 27 CZ pro kreslení ve 2D / 3D včetně vizualizací s akční slevou a bonusy do 5. 5. 2021.
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Following the challenges of 2020, this year will be a key year for the EU Space Programme, European GNSS Agency (GSA) Executive Director Rodrigo da Costa said at a panel discussion at the Munich Satellite Navigation Conference, which was held online on March 16-17. The GSA executive director went on to outline some of the upcoming events to look forward to in the year ahead.
The decision to expand the GSA into the European Union Agency for the Space Programme (EUSPA) was motivated, among others, by a desire to support Europe’s investment in space, da Costa told the Munich conference participants, adding that this was yet another confirmation that space is an economic enabler with a positive spill-over effect in many sectors of the economy.
“With EUSPA, new horizons are opening up and the generation of synergies between the different components of the space programme is very much in focus,” he said. Da Costa added that, by combining navigation and Earth observation it would be possible to create value-adding solutions, for example, that mitigate the risk of disasters like oil spills, illegal fishing, or support new precision agriculture practices.
Guerric Pont, Acting Head of Galileo Services Department shared some achievements in the system’s infrastructure, regulatory framework, services and the major milestones in the development of Galileo 2nd generation. The data on positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) show the remarkable performance of Galileo, and its unique search and rescue (SAR) feature – the return link – which regularly and reliably contributes to the rescue missions all across the globe.
“With new services in development: Emergency Warning Service, High Accuracy and Authentication Service (HAAS) and the contribution to the Safety of Life (SoL), Galileo keeps delivering added value to European citizens, business communities and governmental bodies, and its potential for synergies with other EU Space Programme components makes the future of European space bright,” said Pont.
Vincent Brison, GNSS Operations and Maintenance Manager from the EGNOS Programme highlighted some of the novelties we can expect from EGNOS in the near future, such as the EGNOS internal waterways and maritime service. In the rail sector also, EGNOS is currently being included in the European Rail Traffic Management System (ERTMS) and an EGNSS service for train localisation is under study. “The extension of EGNOS coverage to North Africa and Ukraine is currently planned and the possibility of an extension to Iceland, the Middle East and Africa is being assessed,” he said.
With respect to precision agriculture, a session on EU Space for Agriculture highlighted that the creation of EUSPA put space data and services at the heart of a technological and digital revolution in agriculture, helping Europe to accelerate its transition to a sustainable food system, mitigate and adapt to the effects of climate change, and reverse its loss of biodiversity.
And this: GSA publishes High Accuracy Service information update
A session on the GNSS industry’s response to the current pandemic highlighted how a number of GNSS-based solutions had helped to resolve issues caused by lockdowns, interruption of supply chains and operations, and the re-introduction of border controls. Among these, the Galileo Green Lane application made a significant contribution to keeping intra-continental road traffic flowing, without queues and delays. Another session dedicated to critical trends for future navigation and timing systems presented technology trends in PNT user equipment, highlighting the key role of four criteria: accuracy, ubiquity, security and connectivity.
With respect to the Galileo Public Regulated Service (PRS), it was noted that the GSA is actively contributing to the development of all areas of the PRS user segment, to continuously meet user needs, and is supporting PRS joint test activities with Member States. The Agency is also planning to launch a consultation on a PRS technology and service roadmap to support the development of the PRS user segment and market uptake to 2027 in the field of user equipment and dedicated infrastructure.
In her address at the conference, GSA Head of Market Development Fiammetta Diani outlined some of the new challenges ahead for the Galileo programme, including completing uptake in longer-term market segments, leveraging the programme’s differentiators to position Galileo as a market leader and supporting the EU downstream industry, with a focus on competitiveness and innovation of SMEs and start-ups.
Executive Director da Costa stressed that, just like its predecessor, EUSPA would continue to link space to user needs and maximize its efforts to bring the benefits of space down to Earth for all EU citizens.
Media note: This feature can be republished without charge provided the European GNSS Agency (GSA) is acknowledged as the source at the top or the bottom of the story. You must request permission before you use any of the photographs on the site. If you republish, we would be grateful if you could link back to the GSA website (http://www.gsa.europa.eu).
Following the challenges of 2020, this year will be a key year for the EU Space Programme, European GNSS Agency (GSA) Executive Director Rodrigo da Costa said at a panel discussion at the Munich Satellite Navigation Conference, which was held online on March 16-17. The GSA executive director went on to outline some of the upcoming events to look forward to in the year ahead.
The decision to expand the GSA into the European Union Agency for the Space Programme (EUSPA) was motivated, among others, by a desire to support Europe’s investment in space, da Costa told the Munich conference participants, adding that this was yet another confirmation that space is an economic enabler with a positive spill-over effect in many sectors of the economy.
“With EUSPA, new horizons are opening up and the generation of synergies between the different components of the space programme is very much in focus,” he said. Da Costa added that, by combining navigation and Earth observation it would be possible to create value-adding solutions, for example, that mitigate the risk of disasters like oil spills, illegal fishing, or support new precision agriculture practices.
Guerric Pont, Acting Head of Galileo Services Department shared some achievements in the system’s infrastructure, regulatory framework, services and the major milestones in the development of Galileo 2nd generation. The data on positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) show the remarkable performance of Galileo, and its unique search and rescue (SAR) feature – the return link – which regularly and reliably contributes to the rescue missions all across the globe.
“With new services in development: Emergency Warning Service, High Accuracy and Authentication Service (HAAS) and the contribution to the Safety of Life (SoL), Galileo keeps delivering added value to European citizens, business communities and governmental bodies, and its potential for synergies with other EU Space Programme components makes the future of European space bright,” said Pont.
Vincent Brison, GNSS Operations and Maintenance Manager from the EGNOS Programme highlighted some of the novelties we can expect from EGNOS in the near future, such as the EGNOS internal waterways and maritime service. In the rail sector also, EGNOS is currently being included in the European Rail Traffic Management System (ERTMS) and an EGNSS service for train localisation is under study. “The extension of EGNOS coverage to North Africa and Ukraine is currently planned and the possibility of an extension to Iceland, the Middle East and Africa is being assessed,” he said.
With respect to precision agriculture, a session on EU Space for Agriculture highlighted that the creation of EUSPA put space data and services at the heart of a technological and digital revolution in agriculture, helping Europe to accelerate its transition to a sustainable food system, mitigate and adapt to the effects of climate change, and reverse its loss of biodiversity.
And this: GSA publishes High Accuracy Service information update
A session on the GNSS industry’s response to the current pandemic highlighted how a number of GNSS-based solutions had helped to resolve issues caused by lockdowns, interruption of supply chains and operations, and the re-introduction of border controls. Among these, the Galileo Green Lane application made a significant contribution to keeping intra-continental road traffic flowing, without queues and delays. Another session dedicated to critical trends for future navigation and timing systems presented technology trends in PNT user equipment, highlighting the key role of four criteria: accuracy, ubiquity, security and connectivity.
With respect to the Galileo Public Regulated Service (PRS), it was noted that the GSA is actively contributing to the development of all areas of the PRS user segment, to continuously meet user needs, and is supporting PRS joint test activities with Member States. The Agency is also planning to launch a consultation on a PRS technology and service roadmap to support the development of the PRS user segment and market uptake to 2027 in the field of user equipment and dedicated infrastructure.
In her address at the conference, GSA Head of Market Development Fiammetta Diani outlined some of the new challenges ahead for the Galileo programme, including completing uptake in longer-term market segments, leveraging the programme’s differentiators to position Galileo as a market leader and supporting the EU downstream industry, with a focus on competitiveness and innovation of SMEs and start-ups.
Executive Director da Costa stressed that, just like its predecessor, EUSPA would continue to link space to user needs and maximize its efforts to bring the benefits of space down to Earth for all EU citizens.
Media note: This feature can be republished without charge provided the European GNSS Agency (GSA) is acknowledged as the source at the top or the bottom of the story. You must request permission before you use any of the photographs on the site. If you republish, we would be grateful if you could link back to the GSA website (http://www.gsa.europa.eu).
Following the challenges of 2020, this year will be a key year for the EU Space Programme, European GNSS Agency (GSA) Executive Director Rodrigo da Costa said at a panel discussion at the Munich Satellite Navigation Conference, which was held online on March 16-17. The GSA executive director went on to outline some of the upcoming events to look forward to in the year ahead.
The decision to expand the GSA into the European Union Agency for the Space Programme (EUSPA) was motivated, among others, by a desire to support Europe’s investment in space, da Costa told the Munich conference participants, adding that this was yet another confirmation that space is an economic enabler with a positive spill-over effect in many sectors of the economy.
“With EUSPA, new horizons are opening up and the generation of synergies between the different components of the space programme is very much in focus,” he said. Da Costa added that, by combining navigation and Earth observation it would be possible to create value-adding solutions, for example, that mitigate the risk of disasters like oil spills, illegal fishing, or support new precision agriculture practices.
Guerric Pont, Acting Head of Galileo Services Department shared some achievements in the system’s infrastructure, regulatory framework, services and the major milestones in the development of Galileo 2nd generation. The data on positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) show the remarkable performance of Galileo, and its unique search and rescue (SAR) feature – the return link – which regularly and reliably contributes to the rescue missions all across the globe.
“With new services in development: Emergency Warning Service, High Accuracy and Authentication Service (HAAS) and the contribution to the Safety of Life (SoL), Galileo keeps delivering added value to European citizens, business communities and governmental bodies, and its potential for synergies with other EU Space Programme components makes the future of European space bright,” said Pont.
Vincent Brison, GNSS Operations and Maintenance Manager from the EGNOS Programme highlighted some of the novelties we can expect from EGNOS in the near future, such as the EGNOS internal waterways and maritime service. In the rail sector also, EGNOS is currently being included in the European Rail Traffic Management System (ERTMS) and an EGNSS service for train localisation is under study. “The extension of EGNOS coverage to North Africa and Ukraine is currently planned and the possibility of an extension to Iceland, the Middle East and Africa is being assessed,” he said.
With respect to precision agriculture, a session on EU Space for Agriculture highlighted that the creation of EUSPA put space data and services at the heart of a technological and digital revolution in agriculture, helping Europe to accelerate its transition to a sustainable food system, mitigate and adapt to the effects of climate change, and reverse its loss of biodiversity.
And this: GSA publishes High Accuracy Service information update
A session on the GNSS industry’s response to the current pandemic highlighted how a number of GNSS-based solutions had helped to resolve issues caused by lockdowns, interruption of supply chains and operations, and the re-introduction of border controls. Among these, the Galileo Green Lane application made a significant contribution to keeping intra-continental road traffic flowing, without queues and delays. Another session dedicated to critical trends for future navigation and timing systems presented technology trends in PNT user equipment, highlighting the key role of four criteria: accuracy, ubiquity, security and connectivity.
With respect to the Galileo Public Regulated Service (PRS), it was noted that the GSA is actively contributing to the development of all areas of the PRS user segment, to continuously meet user needs, and is supporting PRS joint test activities with Member States. The Agency is also planning to launch a consultation on a PRS technology and service roadmap to support the development of the PRS user segment and market uptake to 2027 in the field of user equipment and dedicated infrastructure.
In her address at the conference, GSA Head of Market Development Fiammetta Diani outlined some of the new challenges ahead for the Galileo programme, including completing uptake in longer-term market segments, leveraging the programme’s differentiators to position Galileo as a market leader and supporting the EU downstream industry, with a focus on competitiveness and innovation of SMEs and start-ups.
Executive Director Da Costa stressed that, just like its predecessor, EUSPA would continue to link space to user needs and maximize its efforts to bring the benefits of space down to Earth for all EU citizens.
Media note: This feature can be republished without charge provided the European GNSS Agency (GSA) is acknowledged as the source at the top or the bottom of the story. You must request permission before you use any of the photographs on the site. If you republish, we would be grateful if you could link back to the GSA website (http://www.gsa.europa.eu).
Following the challenges of 2020, this year will be a key year for the EU Space Programme, European GNSS Agency (GSA) Executive Director Rodrigo da Costa said at a panel discussion at the Munich Satellite Navigation Conference, which was held online on March 16-17. The GSA executive director went on to outline some of the upcoming events to look forward to in the year ahead.
The decision to expand the GSA into the European Union Agency for the Space Programme (EUSPA) was motivated, among others, by a desire to support Europe’s investment in space, da Costa told the Munich conference participants, adding that this was yet another confirmation that space is an economic enabler with a positive spill-over effect in many sectors of the economy.
“With EUSPA, new horizons are opening up and the generation of synergies between the different components of the space programme is very much in focus,” he said. Da Costa added that, by combining navigation and Earth observation it would be possible to create value-adding solutions, for example, that mitigate the risk of disasters like oil spills, illegal fishing, or support new precision agriculture practices.
Guerric Pont, Acting Head of Galileo Services Department shared some achievements in the system’s infrastructure, regulatory framework, services and the major milestones in the development of Galileo 2nd generation. The data on positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) show the remarkable performance of Galileo, and its unique search and rescue (SAR) feature – the return link – which regularly and reliably contributes to the rescue missions all across the globe.
“With new services in development: Emergency Warning Service, High Accuracy and Authentication Service (HAAS) and the contribution to the Safety of Life (SoL), Galileo keeps delivering added value to European citizens, business communities and governmental bodies, and its potential for synergies with other EU Space Programme components makes the future of European space bright,” said Pont.
Vincent Brison, GNSS Operations and Maintenance Manager from the EGNOS Programme highlighted some of the novelties we can expect from EGNOS in the near future, such as the EGNOS internal waterways and maritime service. In the rail sector also, EGNOS is currently being included in the European Rail Traffic Management System (ERTMS) and an EGNSS service for train localisation is under study. “The extension of EGNOS coverage to North Africa and Ukraine is currently planned and the possibility of an extension to Iceland, the Middle East and Africa is being assessed,” he said.
With respect to precision agriculture, a session on EU Space for Agriculture highlighted that the creation of EUSPA put space data and services at the heart of a technological and digital revolution in agriculture, helping Europe to accelerate its transition to a sustainable food system, mitigate and adapt to the effects of climate change, and reverse its loss of biodiversity.
And this: GSA publishes High Accuracy Service information update
A session on the GNSS industry’s response to the current pandemic highlighted how a number of GNSS-based solutions had helped to resolve issues caused by lockdowns, interruption of supply chains and operations, and the re-introduction of border controls. Among these, the Galileo Green Lane application made a significant contribution to keeping intra-continental road traffic flowing, without queues and delays. Another session dedicated to critical trends for future navigation and timing systems presented technology trends in PNT user equipment, highlighting the key role of four criteria: accuracy, ubiquity, security and connectivity.
With respect to the Galileo Public Regulated Service (PRS), it was noted that the GSA is actively contributing to the development of all areas of the PRS user segment, to continuously meet user needs, and is supporting PRS joint test activities with Member States. The Agency is also planning to launch a consultation on a PRS technology and service roadmap to support the development of the PRS user segment and market uptake to 2027 in the field of user equipment and dedicated infrastructure.
In her address at the conference, GSA Head of Market Development Fiammetta Diani outlined some of the new challenges ahead for the Galileo programme, including completing uptake in longer-term market segments, leveraging the programme’s differentiators to position Galileo as a market leader and supporting the EU downstream industry, with a focus on competitiveness and innovation of SMEs and start-ups.
Executive Director da Costa stressed that, just like its predecessor, EUSPA would continue to link space to user needs and maximize its efforts to bring the benefits of space down to Earth for all EU citizens.
Media note: This feature can be republished without charge provided the European GNSS Agency (GSA) is acknowledged as the source at the top or the bottom of the story. You must request permission before you use any of the photographs on the site. If you republish, we would be grateful if you could link back to the GSA website (http://www.gsa.europa.eu).
Evropská komise po EASA Committee finálně včera schválila regulaci k U-Space, které bude v EU platit od 26.1.2023. K tomuto nařízení je připravováno ještě AMC a GM (přijatelné způsoby průkazu a poradenský materiál), které do konce tohoto roku připravuje EASA s expertní skupinou v které je prezident Aliance UAVA. Současně dnes byl publikován i český […]
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Central Italy – already home to an ambitious national autonomous driving research initiative – will be the site of the ESA-backed P-CARS laboratory, intended to certify positioning devices for use within driverless cars.
The Copernicus Sentinel-2 mission takes us over the sediment-stained waters in Laizhou Bay, located on the southern shores of the Bohai Sea, on the east coast of mainland China.
The Copernicus Sentinel-2 mission takes us over the sediment-stained waters in Laizhou Bay, located on the southern shores of the Bohai Sea, on the east coast of mainland China.