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We are pleased to invite you to attend a webinar „Introduction to CREODIAS 2.0 - the first commercial element of the Copernicus Data Space Ecosystem" on 19^th October at 14:00 CEST. From the webinar you will learn how to use the new CREODIAS capabilities that make the platform a unique environment for creating and scaling commercial services using Copernicus data.

Earth Observation has become a vital part of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). With the approaching implementation deadline for Area Monitoring NPAs ought to implement remote sensing into their current workflows. While some Agencies are in the forefront of the CAP reform, many still struggle with expensive field visits, complex workflows and tendering and budgeting planning. Join us at the upcoming webinar on September 20th, 2023 at 10:30 CEST to learn from those who already successfully navigated through the process and will share their lessons learned.

Learn more about the Open-Earth-Monitor project and participate in the OEMC Global Workshop 2023 in Bolzano, Italy from October 4 – 6, 2023. Get the unique opportunity to collaborate with global experts and enhance geospatial research and open-source application solutions.

We are excited to announce that we are officially acquired by Planet. In March 2023, Planet Labs (“Planet”) and Sinergise Ltd. (“Sinergise”) announced Planet’s intention to acquire the business assets of Sinergise, including Sentinel Hub. As of August 4, 2023, the transaction has been completed and Planet will own and operate Sentinel Hub. Read the press release and blog post for details! Read also a short statement on why we are doing it, what it means for our partners and customers, for the European industry, and for the wider EO community.

Listen to the MapScaping Podcasts where we introduce a series of talks on the core problems of remote sensing, to help new users of the Copernicus Data Space Ecosystem enhance their background knowledge. We wrote about the first one already in this news post where Gordon Logie from Spark Geo discussed one of the long-standing problems of remote sensing: Does higher spectral resolution always lead to better end products? Now we invite you to listen to Using Lasers to talk to satellites and Computer Vision and GeoAI episodes.

Join us for our next Sentinel Hub webinar on June 20^th 2023 at 3pm CEST (1pm UTC) when we have Eliot Higgins from Bellingcat as our guest. He will be talking about Open Source Intelligence and journalism. Do not miss this opportunity to learn from one of the founding fathers of the field.

Si študent-ka ali mlad-a strokovnjak-inja ter si želiš izvedeti več o tehnologijah in orodjih, ki se uporabljajo za razvoj naprednih aplikacij za opazovanje Zemlje? Bi rad-a izvedel-a, kako mi uporabljamo satelitske podatke v ta namen? Uživaš v programiranju in si želiš nadgraditi svoje znanje? Želiš s svojimi rešitvami prispevati k lepši prihodnosti našega planeta? Če je tvoj odgovor na vsaj eno od teh vprašanj "da", potem ne zamudi naše druge poletne šole, ki bo potekala od 10. do 14. julija 2023.

Are you a student or a young professional who wants to learn more about the technologies and tools used to develop advanced applications to monitor our planet? Would you like to learn how we use satellite data for this purpose? Do you enjoy programming and want to improve your skills? Would you like your solutions to have a real impact on the world? If you answered "yes" at least once, then you will not want to miss our second Summer School on 10-14 July 2023.

Join us for our next Sentinel Hub webinar on May 25^th 2023 at 4pm CEST, where we will discuss the use of satellite data in journalism. The topic will be presented by our special guest Christoph Koettl, a Visual Investigations journalist with the New York Times video team, specializing in the analysis of satellite imagery, video and other visual evidence.

Listen to the MapScaping Podcasts where we introduce a series of talks on the core problems of remote sensing, to help new users of the Copernicus Data Space Ecosystem enhance their background knowledge. In the first one of these series Gordon Logie from Spark Geo discusses one of the long-standing problems of remote sensing: Does higher spectral resolution always lead to better end products? If you are learning the ropes of remote sensing and want to understand the difference between the two magic words "multispectral" and "hyperspectral", or if you are a data analyst and want to hear about the statistical background of the Hughes phenomenon - or anyone in between, then this podcast is for you.