Phi-Lab Day Barcelona: presentation of space technology projects for climate resilience
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The Institute of Space Studies of Catalonia (IEEC) and the Digital Catalonia Alliance (DCA), with the support of the i2CAT Research and Innovation Centre, are organising a presentation day for the projects and calls of the ESA Phi-Lab Spain, the competence centre dedicated to driving innovation in the commercialisation of space technologies to support climate resilience.
The event will take place on Wednesday 25 November from 10 am to 12 pm at the i2CAT auditorium and will feature five round-table discussions to explore how space technology projects funded and supported by the programme are contributing to climate resilience. Each panel will address a different thematic axis: resilient communications, water resource management, SAR technology, emergency management and prevention, and the development and regulation of climate intelligence.
Programme
10:00 – Welcome
10:10 – ESA Phi-Lab Spain Presentation
10:20 – Seamless Network: Resilient Connectivity from Space
Projects: Orbita Tetra and Hybrid Link
10:35 – Vital Monitoring: Satellite Observation for Water Security
Projects: WAVESS, REMOT, RESCAT and TIAFA
11:00 – Next-generation SAR: From orbit to millimetre-level detail
Projects: JUPITER, GOSHAWK and LaX’n’SAR
11:20 – Alert and response: Space technology for extreme emergencies
Projects: SHERPA, SAPIC and OTTER
11:40 – Global prediction: Data and algorithms for planetary resilience
Projects: SKOP, RISKCHAIN and AETHER
12:00 – Closing
Organised by:
- IEEC
- DCA
Collaborator: i2CAT
Goals:
Learning about the opportunities offered by ESA Phi-Lab Spain to drive innovation in the commercialisation of space technologies that contribute to climate resilience.