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Earth Observation supports safe and sustainable resource exploration and extraction.

CASSINI Entrepreneurship Days 2025 spotlight Europe’s space-defence innovation, offering free participation, start-up exhibition, investor meetings and networking, reinforcing the EU’s commitment to resilience, strategic autonomy, and entrepreneurial excellence.

EUSPA’s 2024–2025 Galileo User Satisfaction Survey shows outstanding results, with 95% satisfaction for the Open Service and 94% for the High Accuracy Service.

EU Space, and Copernicus data in particular, is being used for everything from sustainable research in Svalbard to helping ships avoid icebergs when navigating the Arctic Ocean.

EUSPA, in cooperation with ESSP, releases high-level material to support the use of Global Digital Elevation Model DEM GLO-30 produced by the Copernicus Programme, as a terrain/surface input, to be used for Flight Procedure Design purposes.

On 1 September 2025, EUSPA and the European Commission hosted a webinar with over 300 participants to present Galileo’s new Open Service Navigation Message Authentication (OSNMA), declared operational on 24 July.

Part of the Fundamental Elements funding mechanism, the call looks to develop a receiver that will enable vessels to take full advantage of the EGNOS Safety of Life Assisted Service for Maritime users (ESMAS).

How Earth Observation can reshape health risk prediction, personalised premiums, and preventive care in an age of climate change

The GEO-3 satellite Eutelsat 5 West B (PRN 121) is now part of the EGNOS operational platform and broadcasts the Operational Signal-in-Space.

During the 2025 Galileo SAR Meet in Prague, the European Commission, EUSPA, and the Czech Army demonstrated how Galileo SAR contributes to a safer, faster, and more coordinated European search and rescue capability.