The EU Agency for the Space Programme (EUSPA) is hosting the first Galileo OSNMA Public Observation Workshop. It will take place online on the 28th June 2022. As part of the series of events organized in the framework of the service’s Public Observation Test Phase, it will allow test participants to discuss their results and exchange their experience with this innovative service.
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Following a year full of climate-related heatwaves, droughts, wildfires and flooding, EUSPA says countries must integrate the full power of the EU Space Programme into their disaster management strategies.
The one-day event, happening 1 June at EUSPA headquarters in Prague, is the place to be for anyone looking to learn about, invest in or innovate with EU Space.
EUSPA published a procurement on “Copernicus Demonstrators” to promote the uptake of the Copernicus Programme. To encourage the widest participation possible, the agency is organizing an industry day to present all the procurement details on 06 June 2022 at 10:00 CEST online.
The EU Member States representatives of the European Union Agency for the Space Programme elected today Mr Philippe Bertrand to chair its Security Accreditation Board.
EUSPA celebrates Europe Day – a chance to highlight European integration and values and how the EU Space Programme is helping build an even better EU for tomorrow.
EUSPA published a procurement on “Engineering Services” for the Galileo Programme. To encourage the widest participation possible, the agency is organizing an industry day to present all the procurement details on 13 May 2022 at 16:00.
After a challenging Launch and Early Orbit Phase (LEOP) and Testing campaign during the pandemic times, Galileo satellite “Nikolina” (GSAT0223) is entering service provision as of today. The satellite will reinforce the performance and robustness of the EU’s satellite-based positioning system.
A new Memorandum of Understanding aims to better leverage Galileo and Copernicus to further the goals of the Common Fisheries Policy and the EU’s Green Deal.
