Firma Acronis poslala upozornění na ransomware Ekans (pozpátku „snake“), který napadá průmyslové řídící systémy. Ransomware se objevil v prosinci 2019, ve své výzkumné zprávě na něj své zákazníky upozornila bezpečnostní firma Dragos, která později kvůli zájmu o tento vyděračský software zveřejnila celou zprávu. Ransomware EKANS zastavuje určité procesy v průmyslových řídících systémech (vodárenství, plynárenství, elektrárenství, […]
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Dne 19. února 2020 uveřejnil Český úřad zeměměřický a katastrální výroční zprávu za rok 2019, obsahující údaje, které by mohly (a měly) zajímat čtenáře Zeměměřiče. Údaje můžeme rozdělit do tří částí – výkony v oboru katastru nemovitostí, výkony v oboru zeměměřictví, personální a ekonomické údaje. Výkony v oboru katastru nemovitostí Katastrální pracoviště přijala 925 373 návrhů na vklad práv do katastru nemovitostí a 95 % […]
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Dne 19. února 2020 uveřejnil Český úřad zeměměřický a katastrální výroční zprávu za rok 2019, obsahující údaje, které by mohly (a měly) zajímat čtenáře Zeměměřiče. Údaje můžeme rozdělit do tří částí – výkony v oboru katastru nemovitostí, výkony v oboru zeměměřictví, personální a ekonomické údaje. Výkony v oboru katastru nemovitostí Katastrální pracoviště přijala 925 373 návrhů na vklad práv do katastru nemovitostí a 95 % […]
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Státní pozemkový úřad před časem vyhlásil výzvu k předběžné tržní konzultaci. Asociace podnikatelů v geomatice (APG) se spojila s APÚ (Asociace pozemkových úprav) a ČMKPÚ (Českomoravská komora pozemkových úprav) a společně jednotnou cestou jednají se Státním pozemkovým úřadem o změně zadávací dokumentace. Nová zadávací dokumentace by měla odrážet současný stav pozemkových úprav a princip rovnoprávného postavení zadavatele a zpracovatele. Cílem předběžné tržní konzultace […]
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Předmětem plnění podlimitní veřejné zakázky na služby je zpracování návrhu komplexních pozemkových úprav (dále jen „KoPÚ“) v katastrálním území Eš, včetně nezbytných geodetických prací v třídě přesnosti určené pro obnovu katastru nemovitostí vyhláškou č. 357/2013 Sb. Do obvodu komplexních pozemkových úprav bude zahrnuto celé katastrální území Eš, mimo zastavěné území obce Eš a dále mimo komplex rekreačních objektů v lesním […]
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Po dlouholeté úspěšné spolupráci s Nadací Partnerství pořádá konferenci Mapy jsou pro každého nově konzultant Michal Souček ve spolupráci s Drahomírou Zedníčkovou z firmy TopGis. Letošní ročník konference se uskuteční opět v hotelu Luna nedaleko Ledče nad Sázavou. Konference Mapy jsou pro každého je především o poznání, sdílení zkušeností, vzájemné inspiraci a někdy i o výměně […]
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The European Innovation Council (EIC) has as its goal to put Europe on top of the next wave of breakthrough and disruptive innovation that creates new markets. Space-based technology fits this profile and there are number of funding opportunities available under open EIC calls that may be of interest to space-tech innovators.
One such opportunity is the EIC Accelerator Pilot (previously known as the SME Instrument), which supports innovative, high-potential SMEs to develop and bring to market new products, services and business models. The EIC Accelerator supports, for example, trials, prototyping, validation, demonstration and testing in real-world conditions, and market replication.
Projects will receive between EUR 0.5 and EUR 2.5 million in the form of grants. The EIC Accelerator also offers blended finance in the form of an optional investment in equity in addition to the grant, to single for-profit SMEs. Grants will finance activities from Technology Readiness Levels (TRL) 6-8. Activities above TRL 8 will financed only through blended finance. You can find a map of current EIC Accelerator companies here. The next cut-off date for applications is 18 March 2020. You can apply here.
Another opportunity is the Future and Emerging Technologies (FET) Open call Novel ideas for radically new technologies, which is looking for proposals for cutting-edge, high-risk or high-impact interdisciplinary research. This research should have a radical vision and target a novel and ambitious science-to-technology breakthrough that opens up new areas of investigation.
FET Open aims to establish European leadership in the early exploration of future technologies. It looks for opportunities that are of long-term benefit for citizens, the economy and society. With this aim in mind, it strives to mobilise Europe's most creative and forward-thinking researchers from all disciplines to work together and explore possible leading technology paradigms of the future.
Last year, as part of its Pathfinder pilot (FET-Proactive) Boosting emerging technologies call, the EIC looked for proposals for projects that aimed to demonstrate a new technological paradigm for human-centric Artificial Intelligence, contributing to the wider debate on the sociotechnical, organisational and AI-ethical dimensions of these technologies and systems. Also targeted were proposals for implantable autonomous biomedical devices and materials and breakthrough solutions for zero-emissions energy generation.
Read this: Last calls for Horizon 2020, first views for Horizon Europe
FET Proactive aimed to identify the future and emerging technologies with the highest economic and societal potential. It looked to establish a broad and solid European basis in terms of knowledge, key technological building blocks and interdisciplinary communities to ensure that Europe has the best 'first mover' position to capitalise rapidly and effectively on emerging societal and industrial opportunities.
The European GNSS Agency (GSA) has gathered input from EGNSS (Galileo and EGNOS) users, confirming the importance of investing in the development of EGNSS downstream applications in order to capture economic and technological returns.
This can be achieved by identifying the priority areas for investing in downstream applications by market segment; analysing the different funding tools that could support EGNSS market uptake; and describing the desirable characteristics that define best practices for EGNSS R&D programmes.
The results of this research have been complied in a White Paper outlining recommendations for areas of focus and innovation funding for EGNSS R&D, which is available for download 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 European Innovation Council (EIC) has as its goal to put Europe on top of the next wave of breakthrough and disruptive innovation that creates new markets. Space-based technology fits this profile and there are number of funding opportunities available under open EIC calls that may be of interest to space-tech innovators.
Support for deep-tech, high-risk SMEs and innovators
One such opportunity is the EIC Accelerator Pilot (previously known as the SME Instrument), which supports innovative, high-potential SMEs to develop and bring to market new products, services and business models. The EIC Accelerator supports, for example, trials, prototyping, validation, demonstration and testing in real-world conditions, and market replication.
Projects will receive between EUR 0.5 and EUR 2.5 million in the form of grants. The EIC Accelerator also offers blended finance in the form of an optional investment in equity in addition to the grant, to single for-profit SMEs. Grants will finance activities from Technology Readiness Levels (TRL) 6-8. Activities above TRL 8 will financed only through blended finance. You can find a map of current EIC Accelerator companies here. The next cut-off date for applications is 18 March 2020. You can apply here.
Novel ideas for radically new technologies
Another opportunity is the Future and Emerging Technologies (FET) Open call Novel ideas for radically new technologies, which is looking for proposals for cutting-edge, high-risk or high-impact interdisciplinary research. This research should have a radical vision and target a novel and ambitious science-to-technology breakthrough that opens up new areas of investigation.
FET Open aims to establish European leadership in the early exploration of future technologies. It looks for opportunities that are of long-term benefit for citizens, the economy and society. With this aim in mind, it strives to mobilise Europe's most creative and forward-thinking researchers from all disciplines to work together and explore possible leading technology paradigms of the future.
Cutting-edge innovation
As part of its Pathfinder pilot (FET-Proactive) Boosting emerging technologies call, the EIC looked for proposals for projects that aimed to demonstrate a new technological paradigm for human-centric Artificial Intelligence, contributing to the wider debate on the sociotechnical, organisational and AI-ethical dimensions of these technologies and systems. Also targeted were proposals for implantable autonomous biomedical devices and materials and breakthrough solutions for zero-emissions energy generation.
Read this: Last calls for Horizon 2020, first views for Horizon Europe
FET Proactive aims to identify the future and emerging technologies with the highest economic and societal potential. It looks to establish a broad and solid European basis in terms of knowledge, key technological building blocks and interdisciplinary communities to ensure that Europe has the best 'first mover' position to capitalise rapidly and effectively on emerging societal and industrial opportunities.
EGNSS R&D White Paper
The European GNSS Agency (GSA) has gathered input from EGNSS (Galileo and EGNOS) users, confirming the importance of investing in the development of EGNSS downstream applications in order to capture economic and technological returns.
This can be achieved by identifying the priority areas for investing in downstream applications by market segment; analysing the different funding tools that could support EGNSS market uptake; and describing the desirable characteristics that define best practices for EGNSS R&D programmes.
The results of this research have been complied in a White Paper outlining recommendations for areas of focus and innovation funding for EGNSS R&D, which is available for download 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 European Innovation Council (EIC) has as its goal to put Europe on top of the next wave of breakthrough and disruptive innovation that creates new markets. Space-based technology fits this profile and there are number of funding opportunities available under open EIC calls that may be of interest to space-tech innovators.
One such opportunity is the EIC Accelerator Pilot (previously known as the SME Instrument), which supports innovative, high-potential SMEs to develop and bring to market new products, services and business models. The EIC Accelerator supports, for example, trials, prototyping, validation, demonstration and testing in real-world conditions, and market replication.
Projects will receive between EUR 0.5 and EUR 2.5 million in the form of grants. The EIC Accelerator also offers blended finance in the form of an optional investment in equity in addition to the grant, to single for-profit SMEs. Grants will finance activities from Technology Readiness Levels (TRL) 6-8. Activities above TRL 8 will financed only through blended finance. You can find a map of current EIC Accelerator companies here. The next cut-off date for applications is 18 March 2020. You can apply here.
Another opportunity is the Future and Emerging Technologies (FET) Open call Novel ideas for radically new technologies, which is looking for proposals for cutting-edge, high-risk or high-impact interdisciplinary research. This research should have a radical vision and target a novel and ambitious science-to-technology breakthrough that opens up new areas of investigation.
FET Open aims to establish European leadership in the early exploration of future technologies. It looks for opportunities that are of long-term benefit for citizens, the economy and society. With this aim in mind, it strives to mobilise Europe's most creative and forward-thinking researchers from all disciplines to work together and explore possible leading technology paradigms of the future.
As part of its Pathfinder pilot (FET-Proactive) Boosting emerging technologies call, the EIC looked for proposals for projects that aimed to demonstrate a new technological paradigm for human-centric Artificial Intelligence, contributing to the wider debate on the sociotechnical, organisational and AI-ethical dimensions of these technologies and systems. Also targeted were proposals for implantable autonomous biomedical devices and materials and breakthrough solutions for zero-emissions energy generation.
Read this: Last calls for Horizon 2020, first views for Horizon Europe
FET Proactive aims to identify the future and emerging technologies with the highest economic and societal potential. It looks to establish a broad and solid European basis in terms of knowledge, key technological building blocks and interdisciplinary communities to ensure that Europe has the best 'first mover' position to capitalise rapidly and effectively on emerging societal and industrial opportunities.
The European GNSS Agency (GSA) has gathered input from EGNSS (Galileo and EGNOS) users, confirming the importance of investing in the development of EGNSS downstream applications in order to capture economic and technological returns.
This can be achieved by identifying the priority areas for investing in downstream applications by market segment; analysing the different funding tools that could support EGNSS market uptake; and describing the desirable characteristics that define best practices for EGNSS R&D programmes.
The results of this research have been complied in a White Paper outlining recommendations for areas of focus and innovation funding for EGNSS R&D, which is available for download 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).
Support for deep-tech, high-risk SMEs and innovators
One such opportunity is the EIC Accelerator Pilot (previously known as the SME Instrument), which supports innovative, high-potential SMEs to develop and bring to market new products, services and business models. The EIC Accelerator supports, for example, trials, prototyping, validation, demonstration and testing in real-world conditions, and market replication.
Projects will receive between EUR 0.5 and EUR 2.5 million in the form of grants. The EIC Accelerator also offers blended finance in the form of an optional investment in equity in addition to the grant, to single for-profit SMEs. Grants will finance activities from Technology Readiness Levels (TRL) 6-8. Activities above TRL 8 will financed only through blended finance. You can find a map of current EIC Accelerator companies here. The next cut-off date for applications is 18 March 2020. You can apply here.
Novel ideas for radically new technologies
Another opportunity is the Future and Emerging Technologies (FET) Open call Novel ideas for radically new technologies, which is looking for proposals for cutting-edge, high-risk or high-impact interdisciplinary research. This research should have a radical vision and target a novel and ambitious science-to-technology breakthrough that opens up new areas of investigation.
FET Open aims to establish European leadership in the early exploration of future technologies. It looks for opportunities that are of long-term benefit for citizens, the economy and society. With this aim in mind, it strives to mobilise Europe's most creative and forward-thinking researchers from all disciplines to work together and explore possible leading technology paradigms of the future.
Cutting-edge innovation
As part of its Pathfinder pilot (FET-Proactive) Boosting emerging technologies call, the EIC looked for proposals for projects that aimed to demonstrate a new technological paradigm for human-centric Artificial Intelligence, contributing to the wider debate on the sociotechnical, organisational and AI-ethical dimensions of these technologies and systems. Also targeted were proposals for implantable autonomous biomedical devices and materials and breakthrough solutions for zero-emissions energy generation.
Read this: Last calls for Horizon 2020, first views for Horizon Europe
FET Proactive aims to identify the future and emerging technologies with the highest economic and societal potential. It looks to establish a broad and solid European basis in terms of knowledge, key technological building blocks and interdisciplinary communities to ensure that Europe has the best 'first mover' position to capitalise rapidly and effectively on emerging societal and industrial opportunities.
EGNSS R&D White Paper
The European GNSS Agency (GSA) has gathered input from EGNSS (Galileo and EGNOS) users, confirming the importance of investing in the development of EGNSS downstream applications in order to capture economic and technological returns.
This can be achieved by identifying the priority areas for investing in downstream applications by market segment; analysing the different funding tools that could support EGNSS market uptake; and describing the desirable characteristics that define best practices for EGNSS R&D programmes.
The results of this research have been complied in a White Paper outlining recommendations for areas of focus and innovation funding for EGNSS R&D, which is available for download 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 European Innovation Council (EIC) has as its goal to put Europe on top of the next wave of breakthrough and disruptive innovation that creates new markets. Space-based technology fits this profile and there are number of funding opportunities available under open EIC calls that may be of interest to space-tech innovators.
One such opportunity is the EIC Accelerator Pilot (previously known as the SME Instrument), which supports innovative, high-potential SMEs to develop and bring to market new products, services and business models. The EIC Accelerator supports, for example, trials, prototyping, validation, demonstration and testing in real-world conditions, and market replication.
Projects will receive between EUR 0.5 and EUR 2.5 million in the form of grants. The EIC Accelerator also offers blended finance in the form of an optional investment in equity in addition to the grant, to single for-profit SMEs. Grants will finance activities from Technology Readiness Levels (TRL) 6-8. Activities above TRL 8 will financed only through blended finance. You can find a map of current EIC Accelerator companies here. The next cut-off date for applications is 18 March 2020. You can apply here.
Another opportunity is the Future and Emerging Technologies (FET) Open call Novel ideas for radically new technologies, which is looking for proposals for cutting-edge, high-risk or high-impact interdisciplinary research. This research should have a radical vision and target a novel and ambitious science-to-technology breakthrough that opens up new areas of investigation.
FET Open aims to establish European leadership in the early exploration of future technologies. It looks for opportunities that are of long-term benefit for citizens, the economy and society. With this aim in mind, it strives to mobilise Europe's most creative and forward-thinking researchers from all disciplines to work together and explore possible leading technology paradigms of the future.
If your profile does not fit any of the above opportunities, take a look at this Guide to European GNSS Funding Mechanisms, recently published by the GSA. This funding guide provides a snapshot of the various funding mechanisms available to any team or individual working on an EGNOS/Galileo technology or application.
The guide illustrates the nature of the various funding mechanisms, explains their target applicants, the markets in which they operate, and the funding envelopes they can be expected to provide. It also highlights the eligibility criteria, if any, and the additional support mechanisms for each project.
Last year, as part of its Pathfinder pilot (FET-Proactive) Boosting emerging technologies call, the EIC looked for proposals for projects that aimed to demonstrate a new technological paradigm for human-centric Artificial Intelligence, contributing to the wider debate on the sociotechnical, organisational and AI-ethical dimensions of these technologies and systems. Also targeted were proposals for implantable autonomous biomedical devices and materials and breakthrough solutions for zero-emissions energy generation.
Read this: Last calls for Horizon 2020, first views for Horizon Europe
FET Proactive aimed to identify the future and emerging technologies with the highest economic and societal potential. It looked to establish a broad and solid European basis in terms of knowledge, key technological building blocks and interdisciplinary communities to ensure that Europe has the best 'first mover' position to capitalise rapidly and effectively on emerging societal and industrial opportunities.
The European GNSS Agency (GSA) has gathered input from EGNSS (Galileo and EGNOS) users, confirming the importance of investing in the development of EGNSS downstream applications in order to capture economic and technological returns.
This can be achieved by identifying the priority areas for investing in downstream applications by market segment; analysing the different funding tools that could support EGNSS market uptake; and describing the desirable characteristics that define best practices for EGNSS R&D programmes.
The results of this research have been complied in a White Paper outlining recommendations for areas of focus and innovation funding for EGNSS R&D, which is available for download 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).
Katedra geoinformatiky VŠB-TU Ostrava vás zve na již tradiční mezinárodní symposium GIS Ostrava, které sa uskuteční v termínu 18. až 20. 3. 2020 v Nové aule VŠB-TU Ostrava. Sympozium má samostatnou českou konferenci, jejíž letošním nosným tématem jsou „Prostorová data pro Smart City a Smart Region“ a anglickou konferenci s nosným tématem „UAV in Smart City and Smart Region“. Klíčovými řečníky jsou Francesco Nex z University of Twente a Jakub Karas ze společnosti UpVision. V rámci symposia proběhne několik zajímavých seminářů českých a zahraničních odborníků: Towards real-time UAV mapping (Francesco Nex, University of Twente) Dense Image Matching and Multi View Stereo in Urban Areas (Fabio Remondino, FBK Trento) The role of Vienna‘s geoinfrastructure in Viennese Smart City Initiatives (Franz Xaver Pfaffenbichler, City of Vienna) Geodesign (Jaroslav Burian, UP Olomouc) Využití konceptu Big Data v kontextu udržitelné mobility a řešení RODOS (Marek Šcerba, VŠB-TUO) Možnosti využití jazyka R jako skriptovacího nástroje pro GIS na příkladech QGIS a ArcGIS (Jan Caha, Mendelova univerzita Brno) BIM ve stavitelství Více informací naleznete na adrese http://gisak.vsb.cz/gisostrava/cz/index.php.
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Katedra geoinformatiky VŠB-TU Ostrava vás zve na již tradiční mezinárodní symposium GIS Ostrava, které sa uskuteční v termínu 18. až 20. 3. 2020 v Nové aule VŠB-TU Ostrava. Sympozium má samostatnou českou konferenci, jejíž letošním nosným tématem jsou „Prostorová data pro Smart City a Smart Region“ a anglickou konferenci s nosným tématem „UAV in Smart City and Smart Region“. Klíčovými řečníky jsou Francesco Nex z University of Twente a Jakub Karas ze společnosti UpVision. V rámci symposia proběhne několik zajímavých seminářů českých a zahraničních odborníků: Towards real-time UAV mapping (Francesco Nex, University of Twente) Dense Image Matching and Multi View Stereo in Urban Areas (Fabio Remondino, FBK Trento) The role of Vienna‘s geoinfrastructure in Viennese Smart City Initiatives (Franz Xaver Pfaffenbichler, City of Vienna) Geodesign (Jaroslav Burian, UP Olomouc) Využití konceptu Big Data v kontextu udržitelné mobility a řešení RODOS (Marek Šcerba, VŠB-TUO) Možnosti využití jazyka R jako skriptovacího nástroje pro GIS na příkladech QGIS a ArcGIS (Jan Caha, Mendelova univerzita Brno) BIM ve stavitelství Více informací naleznete na adrese http://gisak.vsb.cz/gisostrava/cz/index.php.
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In this week's edition of the Earth from Space programme, the Copernicus Sentinel-1 mission takes us over Houston, the most populous city in Texas and the fourth largest in the US.
See also Houston, Texas to download the image.
In this week's edition of the Earth from Space programme, the Copernicus Sentinel-1 mission takes us over Houston, the most populous city in Texas and the fourth largest in the US.
See also Houston, Texas to download the image.
In this week's edition of the Earth from Space programme, the Copernicus Sentinel-1 mission takes us over Houston, the most populous city in Texas and the fourth largest in the US.
See also Houston, Texas to download the image.
Štola Josef se nachází v malebné krajině nedaleko Slapské přehrady. Výzkumné práce zde realizuje Centrum experimentální geotechniky (K220). Podrobné informace jsou dostupné na
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Zajímáte se nejen o mapy, ale také o historii naší republiky? Pak se určitě ve vašem knihkupectví podívejte po nové publikaci Český historický atlas. Kapitoly z dějin 20. století, která vznikla na základě dlouholeté spolupráce Historického ústavu AV ČR, katedry geomatiky Fakulty stavební ČVUT a katedry sociální geografie a regionálního rozvoje Přírodovědecké fakulty Univerzity Karlovy. Stejný tým stál například za vznikem úspěšného Akademického atlasu českých dějin.
Tento nový atlas se zabývá historií 20. století, sociálním a demografickým prostředím i geografickými souvislostmi. Jeho obsah není přitom řazen chronologicky, ale člení se na tři oddíly: Prostor, zabývající se hranicemi a správou země, ale i krajinou a přírodou; Čas, popisující historické mezníky, konflikty a události,a Společnost, ve kterém jsou jedněmi z nejdůležitějších témat přesuny obyvatelstva a národní, náboženská a vzdělanostní diverzita. Podobně jako jeho předchůdce, i tento atlas nabízí témata jak dosud nezpracovaná, tak i ta, která stále oslovují odbornou i laickou veřejnost.