he LEONSEGS project recently played an active role at the ESA Big Data from Space (BiDS) 2025 event, held in Riga from 29 September to 3 October.
The fundamental premise of the LEONSEGS project is that innovation alone is insufficient. Developing powerful new technology must be underpinned by people, collaboration, and a community to achieve genuine transformation.
LEONSEGS partner PLUS has developed a new, open-source framework designed to change how users work with big EO data.
The Earth Observation (EO) industry has completely transformed. It is no longer just run by a few large agencies with exclusive systems. Instead, the sector has become a vibrant and complex ecosystem, driven by both publicly funded programmes and the commercial New Space sector.
The Earth Observation (EO) industry has completely transformed. It is no longer just run by a few large agencies with exclusive systems. Instead, the sector has become a vibrant and complex ecosystem, driven by both publicly funded programmes and the commercial New Space sector.
The LEONSEGS project recently had a presence at the International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium (IGARSS), a key event for the Earth Observation (EO) community, held in Brisbane from 3-8 August.
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.