The GNSS world marks Beacon Awareness Day (406 Day) on 6 April. But this celebration also has a more serious purpose - serving as a reminder to the owners of Search and Rescue 406MHz beacons to test them, check their batteries and update their Cospas-Sarsat or National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) registration.
406 Day was started in 2013 by US beacon manufacturer ACR Electronics. Since then, the day has become an opportunity to raise public awareness of the benefits and responsibilities of owning 406 MHz beacons such as Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacons (EPIRBs) and Personal Locator Beacons (PLBs). It is also an opportunity to let people know that beacons save lives, and to encourage people to #getabeacon.
“We can’t stress it enough – beacons save lives. If you work at sea, carrying a beacon with you will enable search and rescue services to find you quickly in an emergency – it can literally mean the difference between life and death,” said Manuel Lopez, Technology Officer at the European GNSS Agency (GSA).
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If you already own a beacon, you can register it on the Cospas-Sarsat database. For contact details for beacon registration in your country, click here. To register your beacon with the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), click here.
The GSA officially launched the Galileo's SAR service to coincide with 406 Day back in 2017, and this service has recently received a significant upgrade, with the launch earlier this year of the Galileo Return Link Service (RLS), which allows people in distress to receive automatic acknowledgement that their alert has been received and is being processed. The RLS, currently offered uniquely by Galileo, is a free-of-charge global service available to Cospas-Sarsat RLS compatible beacons.
The first performance evaluation of the Galileo RLS, published last month, showed excellent service provision that exceeded targets. The evaluation showed that the RLS was available 100% of the time, above the target value of 95%. On average, the system took 37 seconds to deliver automatic acknowledgement to the beacon, significantly better than the target value of 15 minutes. For more information, see the updated SAR/Galileo Service Definition Document.
Read this: Operation Shark Bait: Galileo SAR will save lives!
The Galileo SAR service, Europe’s contribution to the international satellite-based Cospas-Sarsat system, is comprised of two components: an automatic forward link distress alert and the RLS. This combination, along with the increased positioning accuracy provided by Galileo, has reduced the time it takes to detect a person lost at sea or in the mountains from three hours to just 10 minutes after the distress beacon is activated. Localisation of the distress beacon has also improved - from 10 km to less than 5 km.
To learn more of Galileo Search and Rescue service click here.
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).
The GNSS world marks Beacon Awareness Day (406 Day) on 6 April. But this celebration also has a more serious purpose - serving as a reminder to the owners of Search and Rescue 406MHz beacons to test them, check their batteries and update their Cospas-Sarsat or National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) registration.
406 Day was started in 2013 by US beacon manufacturer ACR Electronics. Since then, the day has become an opportunity to raise public awareness of the benefits and responsibilities of owning 406 MHz beacons such as Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacons (EPIRBs) and Personal Locator Beacons (PLBs). It is also an opportunity to let people know that beacons save lives, and to encourage people to #getabeacon.
“We can’t stress it enough – beacons save lives. If you work at sea, carrying a beacon with you will enable search and rescue services to find you quickly in an emergency – it can literally mean the difference between life and death,” said Manuel Lopez, Technology Officer at the European GNSS Agency (GSA).
Watch this: MEOSAR – Reaching you faster when every minute counts
If you already own a beacon, you can register it on the Cospas-Sarsat database. For contact details for beacon registration in your country, click here. To register your beacon with the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), click here.
The GSA officially launched the Galileo's SAR service to coincide with 406 Day back in 2017, and this service has recently received a significant upgrade, with the launch earlier this year of the Galileo Return Link Service (RLS), which allows people in distress to receive automatic acknowledgement that their alert has been received and is being processed. The RLS, currently offered uniquely by Galileo, is a free-of-charge global service available to Cospas-Sarsat RLS compatible beacons.
The first performance evaluation of the Galileo RLS, published last month, showed excellent service provision that exceeded targets. The evaluation showed that the RLS was available 100% of the time, above the target value of 95%. On average, the system took 37 seconds to deliver automatic acknowledgement to the beacon, significantly better than the target value of 15 minutes. For more information, see the updated SAR/Galileo Service Definition Document.
Read this: Operation Shark Bait: Galileo SAR will save lives!
The Galileo SAR service, Europe’s contribution to the international satellite-based Cospas-Sarsat system, is comprised of two components: an automatic forward link distress alert and the RLS. This combination, along with the increased positioning accuracy provided by Galileo, has reduced the time it takes to detect a person lost at sea or in the mountains from three hours to just 10 minutes after the distress beacon is activated. Localisation of the distress beacon has also improved - from 10 km to less than 5 km.
To learn more of Galileo Search and Rescue service click here.
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).
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The GNSS world marks Beacon Awareness Day (406 Day) on 6 April. But this celebration also has a more serious purpose - serving as a reminder to the owners of Search and Rescue 406MHz beacons to test them, check their batteries and update their Cospas-Sarsat or National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) registration.
406 Day was started in 2013 by US beacon manufacturer ACR Electronics. Since then, the day has become an opportunity to raise public awareness of the benefits and responsibilities of owning 406 MHz beacons such as Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacons (EPIRBs) and Personal Locator Beacons (PLBs). It is also an opportunity to let people know that beacons save lives, and to encourage people to #getabeacon.
“We can’t stress it enough – beacons save lives. If you work at sea, carrying a beacon with you will enable search and rescue services to find you quickly in an emergency – it can literally mean the difference between life and death,” said Manuel Lopez, Technology Officer at the European GNSS Agency (GSA).
Watch this: MEOSAR – Reaching you faster when every minute counts
If you already own a beacon, you can register it on the Cospas-Sarsat database. For contact details for beacon registration in your country, click here. To register your beacon with the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), click here.
The GSA officially launched the Galileo's SAR service to coincide with 406 Day back in 2017, and this service has recently received a significant upgrade, with the launch earlier this year of the Galileo Return Link Service (RLS), which allows people in distress to receive automatic acknowledgement that their alert has been received and is being processed. The RLS, currently offered uniquely by Galileo, is a free-of-charge global service available to Cospas-Sarsat RLS compatible beacons.
The first performance evaluation of the Galileo RLS, published last month, showed excellent service provision that exceeded targets. The evaluation showed that the RLS was available 100% of the time, above the target value of 95%. On average, the system took 37 seconds to deliver automatic acknowledgement to the beacon, significantly better than the target value of 15 minutes. For more information, see the updated SAR/Galileo Service Definition Document.
Read this: Operation Shark Bait: Galileo SAR will save lives!
The Galileo SAR service, Europe’s contribution to the international satellite-based Cospas-Sarsat system, is comprised of two components: an automatic forward link distress alert and the RLS. This combination, along with the increased positioning accuracy provided by Galileo, has reduced the time it takes to detect a person lost at sea or in the mountains from three hours to just 10 minutes after the distress beacon is activated. Localisation of the distress beacon has also improved - from 10 km to less than 5 km.
To learn more of Galileo Search and Rescue service click here.
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).
Nová generace aplikace Collector for ArcGIS pro Android přešla z beta verze do oficiálního vydání. Proti své předchozí verzi přináší podporu nových webových map, upravené uživatelské prostředí, vylepšenou editaci formulářů, usnadnění offline práce, nové nástroje a podporu pro sběr 3D dat.
Collector for ArcGIS umí pracovat s vektorovými podkladovými mapami, což ocení zejména uživatelé s tablety a telefony s vysokým rozlišením. Znamená to také, že s mapou lze např. otáčet. Aplikace také umí pracovat se složitější symbolikou včetně grafických efektů a dokáže zobrazovat i popisky vytvořené pomocí jazyka Arcade.
Na základě návrhů od uživatelů starší verze byly přepracovány některé části aplikace. Při editaci atributů prvku se využívá vysouvacího panelu a mapa tak může být stále viditelná. Upraveno je také samotné zadávání bodu – nový zaměřovací kříž umožní lépe určit přesnou polohu sbíraného prvku. Zrychlil se i přístup ke kameře a uživatelé ocení novou nástrojovou lištu.
Collector dokáže pracovat nejen s jednou offline oblastí (podobně jako jeho předchůdce), ale také existuje možnost vytvořit několik offline oblastí v jedné webové mapě a uživatelé si mohou stáhnout pouze některé z nich. Synchronizaci je možné provádět přímo z prostředí mapy.
V aplikaci lze zobrazit legendu mapy. Nástroj Compass pomůže uživateli s navigací k prvku, který je poblíž, a nástroj Directions mu k němu najde cestu prostřednictvím Google Maps nebo Navigator for ArcGIS.
Nový Collector for ArcGIS podporuje sběr souřadnice z z GPS přijímačů, včetně možnosti úpravy o parametr MSL.
Stará verze aplikace Collector se v obchodě Google Play přejmenovala na Collector Classic a je možné mít obě aplikace v zařízení nainstalované najednou. Postupný přechod z jedné aplikace na druhou by tak pro pracovníky neměl být problém.
Stanovisko KPÚ SR k situácii v akej sa nachádza usporiadanie pozemkového vlastníctva pomocou pozemkových úprav v SR
Scientists using data from the Copernicus Sentinel-5P satellite have noticed a strong reduction of ozone concentrations over the Arctic. Unusual atmospheric conditions, including freezing temperatures in the stratosphere, have led ozone levels to plummet – causing a ‘mini-hole’ in the ozone layer.
Scientists using data from the Copernicus Sentinel-5P satellite have noticed a strong reduction of ozone concentrations over the Arctic. Unusual atmospheric conditions, including freezing temperatures in the stratosphere, have led ozone levels to plummet – causing a ‘mini-hole’ in the ozone layer.
Připravili jsme pro vás nové verze 14.52 našich produktů, které používáte nejčastěji. Stahovat je můžete z obvyklého umístění na našem download serveru.… >>
Připravili jsme pro vás nové verze 14.52 našich produktů, které používáte nejčastěji..
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Švédský koncern Hexagon, pod jehož křídla spadá například Leica Geosystems nebo Melown Technologies, publikoval počátkem dubna své hospodářské výsledky ve výroční zprávě za rok 2019. Hexagon zaměstnává přibližně 21 000 zaměstnanců v 50 zemích světa. Net sales increased by 4 per cent to 3,907.7 MEUR (3,760.7). Using fixed exchange rates and a comparable group structure […]
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Read the articleSpolečnost Esri vydala nový bezpečnostní patch pro ArcGIS Server – ArcGIS Server Security 2020 Update 1 Patch. Tento patch řeší zranitelnost ArcGIS Enterprise, konkrétně komponenty ArcGIS Server útokem Server Side Request Forgery (SSRF). Uživatelé ArcGIS Serveru tak mohou být vystaveni riziku získání interních informací neautorizovanou osobou v závislosti na konfiguraci systému. V některých případech mohou útočníci nahlédnout do infrastruktury, nebo nad ní získat administrativní kontrolu.
Toto bezpečností riziko se týká všech verzí před ArcGIS Server 10.8 na operačních systémech Windows a Linux. Z tohoto důvodu společnost Esri všem důrazně doporučuje instalovat tento bezpečnostní patch, který je k dispozici pro verze ArcGIS Serveru 10.4 až 10.7.1.
Úplný seznam chyb, které nový ArcGIS Server Security 2020 Update 1 Patch řeší, a instalační soubor patche můžete najít na stránce opravy: https://support.esri.com/en/download/7775.
In this week's edition of the Earth from Space programme, the Copernicus Sentinel-2 mission takes us over Finistère – a French department in the west of Brittany.
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Z nějakého důvodu jste zapomněli kliknout na odeslat e-přihlášku na geoinformatiku? 😜 Nevadí, otevíráme druhé kolo podávání přihlášek na bakalářské i magisterské studium ‼️ Budete mít přesně 87 dnů, od 15. dubna 2020 do 11. července 2020 🙃 Nenechte si to ujít: https://www.prf.upol.cz/zajemci-o-studium/#c13578
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Z nějakého důvodu jste zapomněli kliknout na odeslat e-přihlášku na geoinformatiku? 😜 Nevadí, otevíráme druhé kolo podávání přihlášek na bakalářské i magisterské studium ‼️ Budete mít přesně 61 dnů, od 15. dubna 2020 do 11. července 2020 🙃 Nenechte si to ujít: https://www.prf.upol.cz/zajemci-o-studium/#c13578
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Firma Apple představila nové verze svých produktů. Jedním z nich je inovovaná verze tabletu iPad, který ve verzi Pro bude obsahovat lidarový skener. Je to poprvé, co se v konzumní elektronice objevuje lidar. Lidarový skener má dosah až pět metrů, funguje v interiéru i v exteriéru. Augmentovaná realita Apple intenzivně pracuje na rozvoji nástrojů pro […]
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EXTON, Pa. April 2020 – Bentley Institute, a leading organization advancing infrastructure professions by empowering practitioners, students, and academic institutions through continuous learning, scholarships, internships, and applied research partnerships, recently announced its Digital Infrastructure Student Idea Challenge 2020. The challenge is continuing Bentley Institute’s undeterred mission of nurturing future professionals, helping them stay active, engaged, and enthusiastic amid the challenging times of school closures and self-isolation.
With migration, urbanization, and climate change placing increasing stress on the world's built environment, the industry must transform and innovate to deliver resilient infrastructure. Bentley Institute is looking for students from around the world to come up with visionary ideas and inventive concepts that could potentially transform infrastructure and make a positive impact in the world.
The challenge is open to individual students (or teams of two) from community colleges/ schools, polytechnics, technical institutes and universities. To participate, students need to select a challenge that is relevant to any infrastructure domain and propose a smart, ground-breaking solution concept. Students should submit a presentation and PDF document (with a minimum of 500 words) of their conceptual ideas, not a detailed technical solution with a design. However, students should describe how software technology could play a role in their proposed concept. It must also be supported by graphs, figures, videos, and pictures.
In addition to gaining recognition from Bentley Institute, the top winning team will receive a cash prize of USD 5,000. The winners of the Best Presentation, Best Challenge, and Best Solution categories will also win cash prizes of USD 2,000 each.
Bentley Institute encourages all students to use time at home constructively to suggest ideas for a better tomorrow.
To participate in the challenge, students must register before May 15th, 2020 and submit their projects by June 15th, 2020. Students need to register here. To learn more about the submissions, judging criteria, and other information, click here.
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Caption: Bentley Institute announces “Digital Infrastructure student Idea Challenge”
About Bentley Institute
The Bentley Institute advances the infrastructure professions by empowering practitioners, students, and academic institutions through continuous learning, scholarships, internships, and applied research partnerships. Learning is provided online, in the classroom, or in-application, and includes publications, webinars, workflow videos, live and on-demand courses, conferences, events, and more. The Bentley Institute advances project delivery and asset performance best practices through Digital Advancement Academies, partnering with leading industry organizations, project delivery firms, and owner-operators
About Bentley Systems
Bentley Systems is a leading global provider of software solutions to engineers, architects, geospatial professionals, constructors, and owner-operators for the design, construction, and operations of infrastructure. Bentley’s MicroStation-based engineering and BIM applications, and its digital twin cloud services, advance the project delivery (ProjectWise) and the asset performance (AssetWise) of transportation and other public works, utilities, industrial and resources plants, and commercial and institutional facilities.
Bentley Systems employs more than 3,500 colleagues and generates annual revenues of more than $700 million in 172 countries. From inception in 1984, the company has remained majority-owned by its five founding Bentley brothers. www.bentley.com
EXTON, Pa. April 2020 – Bentley Institute, a leading organization advancing infrastructure professions by empowering practitioners, students, and academic institutions through continuous learning, scholarships, internships, and applied research partnerships, recently announced its Digital Infrastructure Student Idea Challenge 2020. The challenge is continuing Bentley Institute’s undeterred mission of nurturing future professionals, helping them stay active, engaged, and enthusiastic amid the challenging times of school closures and self-isolation.
With migration, urbanization, and climate change placing increasing stress on the world's built environment, the industry must transform and innovate to deliver resilient infrastructure. Bentley Institute is looking for students from around the world to come up with visionary ideas and inventive concepts that could potentially transform infrastructure and make a positive impact in the world.
The challenge is open to individual students (or teams of two) either in university, or in graduate school. To participate, students need to select a challenge that is relevant to any infrastructure domain and propose a smart, ground-breaking solution concept. Students should submit a presentation and PDF document (with a minimum of 500 words) of their conceptual ideas, not a detailed technical solution with a design. However, students should describe how software technology could play a role in their proposed concept. It must also be supported by graphs, figures, videos, and pictures.
In addition to gaining recognition from Bentley Institute, the top winning team will receive a cash prize of USD 5,000. The winners of the Best Presentation, Best Challenge, and Best Solution categories will also win cash prizes of USD 2,000 each.
Bentley Institute encourages all students to use time at home constructively to suggest ideas for a better tomorrow.
To participate in the challenge, students must register before May 15th, 2020 and submit their projects by June 15th, 2020. Students need to register here. To learn more about the submissions, judging criteria, and other information, click here.
Image: https://communities.bentley.com/cfs-file/__key/communityserver-wikis-components-files/00-00-00-00-06/Facebook_5F00_BI_5F00_Digital_5F00_Infra_5F00_Ideas_5F00_Challenge_5F00_v2_5F00_1200x628.jpg
Caption: Bentley Institute announces “Digital Infrastructure student Idea Challenge”
About Bentley Institute
The Bentley Institute advances the infrastructure professions by empowering practitioners, students, and academic institutions through continuous learning, scholarships, internships, and applied research partnerships. Learning is provided online, in the classroom, or in-application, and includes publications, webinars, workflow videos, live and on-demand courses, conferences, events, and more. The Bentley Institute advances project delivery and asset performance best practices through Digital Advancement Academies, partnering with leading industry organizations, project delivery firms, and owner-operators
About Bentley Systems
Bentley Systems is a leading global provider of software solutions to engineers, architects, geospatial professionals, constructors, and owner-operators for the design, construction, and operations of infrastructure. Bentley’s MicroStation-based engineering and BIM applications, and its digital twin cloud services, advance the project delivery (ProjectWise) and the asset performance (AssetWise) of transportation and other public works, utilities, industrial and resources plants, and commercial and institutional facilities.
Bentley Systems employs more than 3,500 colleagues and generates annual revenues of more than $700 million in 172 countries. From inception in 1984, the company has remained majority-owned by its five founding Bentley brothers. www.bentley.com
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Read the articleThe coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic has virtually paralysed daily life as we know it. Even when the spread of this highly infectious disease has been stemmed, the world will face huge challenges getting back to normal. To help support experts working in Europe’s research centres and technical organisations during these unprecedented times, ESA has issued two new initiatives related to understanding the effects that COVID-19 is imposing on society, the economy and the environment.
The coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic has virtually paralysed daily life as we know it. Even when the spread of this highly infectious disease has been stemmed, the world will face huge challenges getting back to normal. To help support experts working in Europe’s research centres and technical organisations during these unprecedented times, ESA has issued two new initiatives related to understanding the effects that COVID-19 is imposing on society, the economy and the environment.
Je tu jaro, a to znamená pravidelnou aktualizaci prostředí ArcGIS Online. Vybrali jsme pro vás několik nejzajímavějších změn, které již nyní můžete na ArcGIS Online nalézt a pracovat s nimi.
Uživatelský profil: Stránka uživatelského profilu byla přepracována. Kromě základních nastavení můžete nyní v rámci profilu vidět i přehled obsahu daného uživatele, členství ve skupinách nebo přehled licencí a stav kreditů. A máte-li licenci ArcGIS Pro, můžete si ho odtud rovnou i stáhnout.
HTTPS readiness: Organizace aktivované před zářím 2018 stále ještě dovolují využívat nešifrovaného protokolu HTTP. Protože bude v prosinci 2020 podpora HTTP ukončena, přidává tento update varování, pokud by někdo z vaší organizace odkaz pomocí protokolu HTTP použil.
Aplikace ArcGIS Online Security Advisor dostupná na odkazu https://s3.amazonaws.com/ago-security-advisor/index.html ukazuje kompletní přehled zabezpečení vaší organizace ArcGIS Online a zároveň poskytuje doporučení, jak organizaci ještě lépe zabezpečit. Součástí jsou i logy, kde můžete sledovat aktivitu členů organizace a IP adresy, odkud k organizaci přistupují.
ArcGIS Notebooks, dobře známé z ArcGIS Enterprise či ArcGIS Pro, si konečně našly cestu i do prostředí ArcGIS Online, i když prozatím jen v beta verzi. ArcGIS Notebooks jsou výborné prostředí pro správu a analýzu v jazyce Python založeném na Jupyter notebooks. Administrátoři organizace uvidí přístup k ArcGIS Notebooks v rámci hlavního panelu. Ostatním členům je pro jejich zpřístupnění nutné přiřadit oprávnění.
Pár drobností na závěr. Pokud si nyní v ArcGIS Online zakládáte novou organizaci, můžete si zvolit, v jakém regionu budou data hostována – zda v USA, nebo v Evropě. U stávajících předplatných přímý přesun z USA není možný. Dalšími novinkami je například možnost aktualizace obsahu webové scény publikované ze Scene Layer package nebo navýšení maximální hodnoty pro velikost nahrávaného souboru z 200 GB na 500 GB.
Úplný přehled všech změn a novinek si můžete přečíst na stránkách Esri.
The 2020 edition of the Galileo Masters opened for submissions on April 1. Seeking to award applications, services and new ideas that use Galileo and EGNOS also in synergy with other space programmes to respond to pressing needs facing business and society.
The 2020 competition has three GSA-sponsored challenges under the theme Space for Future Generations
Since it began in 2004, the Galileo Masters has scouted for the most forward‐thinking applications based on Galileo and EGNOS and this year is no different. Innovators and entrepreneurs are invited to submit their solutions to the competition by the deadline of 30 June 2020. The most innovative of these will be able to share in more than EUR 750,000 worth of cash prizes. Sounds interesting? To register, click here.
The GSA is partnering with Galileo Masters in three challenges in this year’s competition, all under the theme of: Space for Future Generations. The first of these, the Space for our Planet Challenge, aims to tackle climate change and environmental degradation, which represent an existential threat in Europe and worldwide. Services based on data from Galileo, EGNOS and Copernicus Earth observation can be used to mitigate this threat by supporting more environmentally-conscious life choices, resulting in a healthier planet. Have an idea about how to save the planet? Let us know about it.
Currently very relevant, the Space for Being Safe and Healthy Challenge is looking for solutions that use downstream space data provided by Galileo, EGNOS and/or Copernicus as key enablers of innovative applications to help stem the spread of COVID-19. Solutions are expected to help public authorities to monitor and analyse emergency situations of this nature and increase public awareness about viruses like the coronavirus. To register for this challenge, click here.
Read this: Calling for GNSS apps supporting the COVID-19 emergency response and recovery
In its Space for Fun Challenge, the GSA is targeting solutions using data from Galileo and EGNOS in the gaming, sports, leisure and tourism markets, where GNSS enables the monitoring of user performance and helps make augmented reality games even more immersive. Covering a number of market segments, this challenge has a lot of scope for new ideas that need accurate and authenticated positioning information. Ready to accept the challenge? Sign up here!
In all three challenges, there is a cash prize of EUR 10,000 up for grabs, with another EUR 10,000 awarded to the concept that is selected at the Galileo Masters 2020 overall winner. What’s more, participants in this year’s competition are in with a chance of winning one of six tailored Galileo Incubation prizes worth up to EUR 62,000 each.
Even if your concept is not yet fully formed, make sure to register early. That way you will receive information about all the great support activities and additional opportunities that arise throughout the submission phase. Registration is free and available to participants from around the world. To find out more, click here.
Meanwhile, as you are fine-tuning your concept, why not look to previous winners for inspiration:
• Performance Cockpit takes overall prize at Galileo Masters 2019
• Smart Gate takes first place in GSA Special Prize at ESNC
• Winner of ‘EU at 60 – Space for Europe’ Special Prize helps keep kids safe
• Drones2GNSS takes this year’s GSA Special Prize
• He shoots, he scores! JOHAN wins EGNOS prize at ESNC 2013
• Sound idea wins EGNOS prize at ESNC 2012
• GSA satnav Prize winner creating system for Mini-UAVs in controlled airspace
• Next generation navigation system scoops 2010 GSA Prize
• GSA awards Special Topic Prize at Galileo Masters competition
The 2020 edition of the Galileo Masters opened for submissions on April 1. Seeking to award applications, services and new ideas that use Galileo and EGNOS also in synergy with other space programmes to respond to pressing needs facing business and society.
The 2020 competition has three GSA-sponsored challenges under the theme Space for Future Generations
Since it began in 2004, the Galileo Masters has scouted for the most forward‐thinking applications based on Galileo and EGNOS and this year is no different. Innovators and entrepreneurs are invited to submit their solutions to the competition by the deadline of 30 June 2020. The most innovative of these will be able to share in more than EUR 750,000 worth of cash prizes. Sounds interesting? To register, click here.
The GSA is partnering with Galileo Masters in three challenges in this year’s competition, all under the theme of: Space for Future Generations. The first of these, the Space for our Planet Challenge, aims to tackle climate change and environmental degradation, which represent an existential threat in Europe and worldwide. Services based on data from Galileo, EGNOS and Copernicus Earth observation can be used to mitigate this threat by supporting more environmentally-conscious life choices, resulting in a healthier planet. Have an idea about how to save the planet? Let us know about it.
Currently very relevant, the Space for Being Safe and Healthy Challenge is looking for solutions that use downstream space data provided by Galileo, EGNOS and/or Copernicus as key enablers of innovative applications to help stem the spread of COVID-19. Solutions are expected to help public authorities to monitor and analyse emergency situations of this nature and increase public awareness about viruses like the coronavirus. To register for this challenge, click here.
Read this: Calling for GNSS apps supporting the COVID-19 emergency response and recovery
In its Space for Fun Challenge, the GSA is targeting solutions using data from Galileo and EGNOS in the gaming, sports, leisure and tourism markets, where GNSS enables the monitoring of user performance and helps make augmented reality games even more immersive. Covering a number of market segments, this challenge has a lot of scope for new ideas that need accurate and authenticated positioning information. Ready to accept the challenge? Sign up here!
In all three challenges, there is a cash prize of EUR 10,000 up for grabs, with another EUR 10,000 awarded to the concept that is selected at the Galileo Masters 2020 overall winner. What’s more, participants in this year’s competition are in with a chance of winning one of six tailored Galileo Incubation prizes worth up to EUR 62,000 each.
Even if your concept is not yet fully formed, make sure to register early. That way you will receive information about all the great support activities and additional opportunities that arise throughout the submission phase. Registration is free and available to participants from around the world. To find out more, click here.
Meanwhile, as you are fine-tuning your concept, why not look to previous winners for inspiration:
• Performance Cockpit takes overall prize at Galileo Masters 2019
• Smart Gate takes first place in GSA Special Prize at ESNC
• Winner of ‘EU at 60 – Space for Europe’ Special Prize helps keep kids safe
• Drones2GNSS takes this year’s GSA Special Prize
• He shoots, he scores! JOHAN wins EGNOS prize at ESNC 2013
• Sound idea wins EGNOS prize at ESNC 2012
• GSA satnav Prize winner creating system for Mini-UAVs in controlled airspace
• Next generation navigation system scoops 2010 GSA Prize
• GSA awards Special Topic Prize at Galileo Masters competition
The 2020 edition of the Galileo Masters opened for submissions on April 1st, seeking to award applications, services and new ideas that use Galileo and EGNOS also in synergy with other space programmes to respond to pressing needs facing business and society.
The 2020 competition has three GSA challenges under the theme Space for Future Generations
Since it began in 2004, the Galileo Masters has scouted for the most forward‐thinking applications based on Galileo and EGNOS and this year is no different. Innovators and entrepreneurs are invited to submit their solutions to the competition by the deadline of 30 June 2020. The most innovative of these will be able to share in more than EUR 750,000 worth of cash prizes. Sounds interesting? To register, click here.
The GSA is partnering with Galileo Masters in three challenges in this year’s competition, all under the theme of: Space for Future Generations. The first of these, the Space for our Planet Challenge, aims to tackle climate change and environmental degradation, which represent an existential threat in Europe and worldwide. Services based on data from Galileo, EGNOS and Copernicus Earth observation can be used to mitigate this threat by supporting more environmentally-conscious life choices, resulting in a healthier planet. Have an idea about how to save the planet? Let us know about it.
Currently very relevant, the Space for Being Safe and Healthy Challenge is looking for solutions that use downstream space data provided by Galileo, EGNOS and/or Copernicus as key enablers of innovative applications to help stem the spread of COVID-19. Solutions are expected to help public authorities to monitor and analyse emergency situations of this nature and increase public awareness about viruses like the coronavirus. To register for this challenge, click here.
Read this: Calling for GNSS apps supporting the COVID-19 emergency response and recovery
In its Space for Fun Challenge, the GSA is targeting solutions using data from Galileo and EGNOS in the gaming, sports, leisure and tourism markets, where GNSS enables the monitoring of user performance and helps make augmented reality games even more immersive. Covering a number of market segments, this challenge has a lot of scope for new ideas that need accurate and authenticated positioning information. Ready to accept the challenge? Sign up here!
In all three challenges, there is a cash prize of EUR 10,000 up for grabs, with another EUR 10,000 awarded to the concept that is selected at the Galileo Masters 2020 overall winner. What’s more, participants in this year’s competition are in with a chance of winning one of six tailored Galileo Incubation prizes worth up to EUR 62,000 each.
Even if your concept is not yet fully formed, make sure to register early. That way you will receive information about all the great support activities and additional opportunities that arise throughout the submission phase. Registration is free and available to participants from around the world. To find out more, click here.
Meanwhile, as you are fine-tuning your concept, why not look to previous winners for inspiration:
• Performance Cockpit takes overall prize at Galileo Masters 2019
• Smart Gate takes first place in GSA Special Prize at ESNC
• Winner of ‘EU at 60 – Space for Europe’ Special Prize helps keep kids safe
• Drones2GNSS takes this year’s GSA Special Prize
• He shoots, he scores! JOHAN wins EGNOS prize at ESNC 2013
• Sound idea wins EGNOS prize at ESNC 2012
• GSA satnav Prize winner creating system for Mini-UAVs in controlled airspace
• Next generation navigation system scoops 2010 GSA Prize
• GSA awards Special Topic Prize at Galileo Masters competition
The 2020 edition of the Galileo Masters opened for submissions on April 1st, seeking to award applications, services and new ideas that use Galileo and EGNOS also in synergy with other space programmes to respond to pressing needs facing business and society.
The 2020 competition has three GSA-sponsored challenges under the theme Space for Future Generations
Since it began in 2004, the Galileo Masters has scouted for the most forward‐thinking applications based on Galileo and EGNOS and this year is no different. Innovators and entrepreneurs are invited to submit their solutions to the competition by the deadline of 30 June 2020. The most innovative of these will be able to share in more than EUR 750,000 worth of cash prizes. Sounds interesting? To register, click here.
The GSA is partnering with Galileo Masters in three challenges in this year’s competition, all under the theme of: Space for Future Generations. The first of these, the Space for our Planet Challenge, aims to tackle climate change and environmental degradation, which represent an existential threat in Europe and worldwide. Services based on data from Galileo, EGNOS and Copernicus Earth observation can be used to mitigate this threat by supporting more environmentally-conscious life choices, resulting in a healthier planet. Have an idea about how to save the planet? Let us know about it.
Currently very relevant, the Space for Being Safe and Healthy Challenge is looking for solutions that use downstream space data provided by Galileo, EGNOS and/or Copernicus as key enablers of innovative applications to help stem the spread of COVID-19. Solutions are expected to help public authorities to monitor and analyse emergency situations of this nature and increase public awareness about viruses like the coronavirus. To register for this challenge, click here.
Read this: Calling for GNSS apps supporting the COVID-19 emergency response and recovery
In its Space for Fun Challenge, the GSA is targeting solutions using data from Galileo and EGNOS in the gaming, sports, leisure and tourism markets, where GNSS enables the monitoring of user performance and helps make augmented reality games even more immersive. Covering a number of market segments, this challenge has a lot of scope for new ideas that need accurate and authenticated positioning information. Ready to accept the challenge? Sign up here!
In all three challenges, there is a cash prize of EUR 10,000 up for grabs, with another EUR 10,000 awarded to the concept that is selected at the Galileo Masters 2020 overall winner. What’s more, participants in this year’s competition are in with a chance of winning one of six tailored Galileo Incubation prizes worth up to EUR 62,000 each.
Even if your concept is not yet fully formed, make sure to register early. That way you will receive information about all the great support activities and additional opportunities that arise throughout the submission phase. Registration is free and available to participants from around the world. To find out more, click here.
Meanwhile, as you are fine-tuning your concept, why not look to previous winners for inspiration:
• Performance Cockpit takes overall prize at Galileo Masters 2019
• Smart Gate takes first place in GSA Special Prize at ESNC
• Winner of ‘EU at 60 – Space for Europe’ Special Prize helps keep kids safe
• Drones2GNSS takes this year’s GSA Special Prize
• He shoots, he scores! JOHAN wins EGNOS prize at ESNC 2013
• Sound idea wins EGNOS prize at ESNC 2012
• GSA satnav Prize winner creating system for Mini-UAVs in controlled airspace
• Next generation navigation system scoops 2010 GSA Prize
• GSA awards Special Topic Prize at Galileo Masters competition
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