The nextSENSE service was implemented, after long research, in the framework of the EuroGEO e-shape’s renewable energy showcase (nextSENSE pilot) and provides continuous monitoring and short-term forecasting of solar energy in real-time for Europe and North Africa.
The recent publication on satellite and ground-based observations of volcanic plumes produced during the Etna activity between 24 and 30 December 2018, was carried out in the frame of the e-shape project.
e-shape participated in the Copernicus Relay and Academy monthly teleconference on the 16th of July.
How does e-shape project contributes to eLTER? an article by Ulf Mallast
EuroGEO Disaster Resilience Action Group Overview
Earth Observation creates opportunities for Health & Epidemics
Athens co-design workshop takes place virtually 1st of July!
Co-design is used as a toolbox to support the development of the 27 e-shape services in a user-centric approach.
Harvesting machines weigh about 20 tons and require good bearing capacity of the terrain to avoid the machines from getting stuck. Only sufficient soil conditions prevent damaging the topsoil of the forest floor and negatively impacting the biosphere.
Would you like to know how e-shape can support European companies to develop? Join us on June 25, 2020 at 16:00- 16h45 (CET) to listen from two e-shape partners why this project is an opportunity and how you can benefit from it.
The e-shape project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement 820852
