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LATEST PROJECTS
BROWSE PROJECTS
Based on user needs and industry skills, the evolution of customized solutions and the establishment of innovative services is accomplished through project activities. Focusing on various thematic areas, relevant information on the project activities is provided below.
RECIPE
Status date: 30 March 2020
RECIPE provides low cost 3D models of cultural assets through a COTS tool. Input data shall be EO satellite images and photos taken by tourists, via mobile phone cameras.
SaMoLoop
Status date: 26 March 2020
A service platform and data services solution, fully focusing on supply chain optimization through integrated software services. The ultimate aim of this solution is to optimize logistics and increase efficiency in the complete rail and intermodal freight supply chain, for multiple stakeholders at the same time.
BIGMIG-DEMO
Status date: 25 March 2020
The project aims to establish a service leveraging on big data from satellite and ground data to support migration management and prevention.
LymeApp
Status date: 24 March 2020
Lyme Borreliosis (LB) is a rapidly growing health problem in the Highlands of Scotland. Prevention is difficult because of the paucity of information about “hot spots”. LymeApp integrates georeferenced disease data into spatial models using Earth Observation data alongside data from GP surgeries, and the Scottish National Lyme Borreliosis Testing Lab to produce an interactive risk map.
ERP
Status date: 23 March 2020
The ERP kick starts aims at delivering solution blueprints for forecastingthe utilization of public fast-charging sites for Electric Vehicles (EV) and cover methods for the provision of EV navigation to the next suitable charging siteon suitable geographical areas for new fast-charging infrastructureon EV public fast-charging energy demand (incl. peaks/lows)
SkyLiberty CCN#1
Status date: 20 March 2020
Through the SkyLiberty project, ESNAH has created a service associated to a set of different products to support pilots and other aviation stakeholders in the performance of safe and effective flights.Originally designed for aviation, the SkyLiberty service has proven to be useful in several other domains (e.g. boats or trucks tracking).The service is composed of several modules named SkyUser (mobile application and web for pilots), SkyOperator (web application for operators, i.e. persons or entities owning and renting one or more aircrafts to pilots) and SkyLink (tracking device and satellite modem), which have different functionalities tailored to the needs of various stakeholders.
EARTH SCAN
Status date: 16 March 2020
EARTHSCAN is a Real-Time Healthcare System (RTHS) for detecting and diagnosing polyps during colonoscopy using cloud computing accessed via satellites.
ARGOS > INSIDE
Status date: 12 March 2020
In parallel to the CLS initiative to design a satellite constellation dedicated to Space IoT called Kinéis, this study aimed to analyse the market opportunity of a recently developed hybrid Argos chipset with terrestrial communication capabilities to fill coverage gaps . A largely increased satellite data collection capacity and low cost and small size terminals will permit to significantly multiply the number of devices. Three application areas have been targeted in the feasibility study: container shipping, artisanal fishing, equipment operation control especially for humanitarian aids.
Mining air data for healthier, smarter decisions
Status date: 11 March 2020
Air quality impacts our health and quality of life. We develop analytical services to mitigate the impact of air pollution on people’s health. We combine satellite data with machine learning to develop dose-response functions for individual users. To help people with pollen allergy, we are also developing a pollen model to quantify and forecast pollen levels.
SatNetMonitor
Status date: 09 March 2020
Electricity is the lifeblood of modern society and security of electricity supply is extremely important. Energy transmission and distribution networks are vulnerable. Information collected by satellites can be used to make the maintenance of the networks more efficient, to reduce risks due to the changing environment, and to mitigate the risk of interruptions.