Although originally designed to serve terrestrial users, today, GNSS also plays an important role in many space applications. Whether used for telecommunications, Earth Observation, research or navigation, Earth-orbiting satellites rely on the real-time positioning and timing provided by GNSS. Thanks to GNSS, these missions can reduce costs, improve navigation performance, and ensure the provision of trustworthy data and services.
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Space in Action
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02 October 2023The Directorate General for Defense Industry and Space and EUSPA launch a call for expression of interest the EU Space Information Sharing Centre (ISAC). This network-based information sharing platform will contribute to the security and resilience of EU-owned space systems and their supply chain. -
27 September 2023Space capabilities are a strategic asset for the Union and its Member States. Recent geopolitical tensions at the borders of our continent have only highlighted the need for secure, robust and uninterrupted satellite communication, navigation and Earth Observation services. Thanks to the EU Space... -
24 September 2023The European Union Space Programme is pivotal for enhancing security applications, research, and innovation. The European Union Agency for the Space Programme (EUSPA) plays an active role in capturing security user needs that drive innovative projects, through its expanding Horizon Europe portfolio...
