EU Space supports the entire infrastructure life cycle – from initial site selection to the monitoring of construction and post-construction operations. Galileo and Copernicus help construction companies, infrastructure managers, public authorities and utility operators increase the safety of their operations and enhance productivity all while improving infrastructure resilience and safeguarding the environment.
Infrastructure
Infrastructure in Action
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18 August 2023Galileo Open Service (OS) has been upgraded with three I/NAV improvements. It will result in faster availability and increased robustness -
14 June 2023The input gathered by EU Space Programme users during the User Consultation Platform 2022 was used to compile a set of analytical reports covering various market segments. The reports include user needs and requirements concerning Copernicus for the first time and are now available for download. -
22 December 2022Join us as we countdown to 2023 by highlighting some of this year’s milestones in EU Space.
Fast Facts
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40%
40%
Almost 40% of new T&S receivers are equipped with Galileo
Infrastructure
52
52
At least 52 augmentation service providers worldwide benefit from Galileo signals to improve the high-accuracy positioning
Infrastructure
83%
83%
of geomatics equipment in 2025 will be for Cadastral Surveying and Construction applications
Infrastructure
90%
90%
of GNSS devices offered today in geomatics use a minimum of two constellations
Infrastructure
93%
93%
Telecommunications represents around 93% of the overall GNSS devices in 2020
Infrastructure
4,4
4,4
million GNSS receivers is the installed base in Telecom, Energy and Finance, forecasted for 2025
Infrastructure
98%
98%
of new GIS and mapping grade receivers are equipped with EGNOS
Infrastructure
80%
80%
of new GNSS based equipment used in geomatics support Galileo
Infrastructure
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