While there was no dedicated section for the project, the team attended with the specific goal of networking and engaging in informal discussions. LEONSEGS was a point of discussion in conversations with researchers, industry experts, and potential partners.
The LEONSEGS project recently had a presence at the prestigious GEO Global Forum, held in Rome from 5 to 9 May.
The LEONSEGS project recently secured a significant boost in profile at the ESA Living Planet Symposium 2025, held in Vienna from June 22-27. This major event provided an excellent opportunity to showcase the project to a wider audience of key figures within the Earth Observation community.
The LEONSEGS project recently gained significant traction at the EO Summit Terrawatch 2025, held in New York City on June 10-11. This summit was a strategic venue for Sonia Navarro, representing consortium partner Aistech Space, to promote LEONSEGS and build connections within the Earth Observation (EO) community.
The LEONSEGS project was featured at this symposium, with Martin Sudmanns from partner PLUS making a presentation titled “An Overview over Open-source Earth Observation Data Cube Infrastructures: Perspectives, Challenges, Opportunities.”
LEONSEGS project successfully hosted its first online workshop, “Earth Observation Data: Bridging the Gap Between New Space Players and Users, on 17 June 2025. The event brought together New Space Players and EO services users to explore the transformative potential of Earth Observation (EO) platforms across numerous sectors, including agriculture, environmental monitoring, urban planning, finance, and more.
The LEONSEGS project (Large Earth Observation New Space Ecosystem Ground Segment) is excited to announce the opening of registrations for its upcoming online workshop “Earth Observation Data: Bridging the Gap Between New Space Players and Users.” The event will take place online on Tuesday, 17 June 2025, at 10:00am Central European Summer Time (CEST).
LEONSEGS project is committed to sharing its findings with the scientific community and the public. In the LEONSEGS Zenodo community you can find the scientific resources so far publicly available, providing you valuable insights into the project’s developments.
On 21 February 2025, HaDEA and DG DEFIS hosted in Brussels a Workshop on EU-funded R&I for Earth Observation (EO) Technologies. The hybrid event brought together approximately 50 participants from 8 EU-funded Earth Observation projects and LEONSEGS was one of the projects invited. Carlos García from GMV presented LEONSEGS work.
The LEONSEGS project consortium is happy to welcome a new partner: Aistech! Let’s get to know more about this company, meet some key members working on the project and how they are contribution to LEONSEGS ambition to revolutionise the future of the Earth Observation data business landscape.