The 1st CASSINI Hackathon connected hundreds of hackers with geospatial information from Copernicus Earth observation data and its services and/or positioning technologies from Galileo & EGNOS.
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The continuous monitoring of priorities for R&I in Earth Observation is a fundamental aspect of KCEO.
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KCEO provides the opportunity to bring together the outcomes of research projects and show how they can support policymaking.
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By ensuring responsiveness to new needs, the KCEO will also monitor the availability of new technology and methods for sensing, data-processing and analysis
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KCEO will help identify the remaining knowledge gaps and prioritize the directions research should take to offer responses facilitating the green and digital transition of our societies.
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We have many opportunities for investing in R&I on Earth Observation throughout the European Commission programmes (Horizon Europe, Copernicus Evolution, DG CNECT etc.). The KCEO will assist in the identification and prioritisation of R&I coherently across programmes.
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Better characterising the needs and requirements collected via the KCEO will contribute co-designing a results-oriented research programme in the next iterations.
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