On the 2nd of October, Eurisy participated in the Switch to Space event organised by Ms Dominique Tilmans in Brussels. Held in the splendid Egmont Palace, Switch to Space was the perfect forum for students, young professionals, seniors and experts to meet and discuss the future of the space sector, its challenges and opportunities.
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The fifth edition of the New Space Economy Congress 2024, the now annual event for the growing Catalonian new-space ecosystem, took place in Barcelona from 1-2 October. Organised by the Catalan Government in collaboration with the Institute of Space Studies of Catalonia (IEEC), the i2CAT Foundation, and the Cartographic and Geological Institute of Catalonia (ICGC), the event aims to promote Catalonian new space companies, and foster cooperation, collaboration, and innovation across and beyond the region. Amidst two days of discussions and demonstrations ranging deep-sea exploration to future commercial space stations, the growing array of satellite communications constellations, the regulatory considerations to ensure the sustainable use of space, and regional challenges and opportunities for new space companies, Eurisy was present to lead discussions on a session on satellite applications for climate change challenges.
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Between 7 and 12 July 2024, as a GEO-Academy project member, Eurisy attended the GEO-Academy Summer School 2024 in Marathon, Greece. The summer school focused on exchanging knowledge and enriching the participants’ understanding of site-specific problems linked to geospatial phenomena, such as population density, and flood susceptibility, as well as relevant methodologies, resources and geospatial tools.
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On 3 July 2024, as the SpaceSUITE project partner, Eurisy attended the 1st SpaceSUITE dissemination event entitled “Skills Intelligence in the Estonian Downstream Space Sector” in Tallinn, Estonia. The event introduced a comprehensive assessment of the existing skills and skills gaps in the space downstream sector, along with upcoming project activities.
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On 6 June 2024, Eurisy as a member of the SPACE4GEO Alliance represented the partnership at the Networking Event for Potential Pact for Skills Members. The event consisted of presentations and panel discussions, exploring opportunities, advantages and benefits for organisations from joining the Pact for Skills, which was launched in November 2020 by the European Commission (EC) as a shared engagement model for skills development in Europe aiming to maximise the impact of investing in upskilling and reskilling.
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In the true spirit of the Olympics, explore the dynamic connection between sports and space with our Space4Sports Webinar!
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In the last years, the European Union has introduced numerous policies aimed at mitigating the impacts of climate change, generating a need for innovative solutions and services to help achieve climate objectives. In this framework, Earth Observation represents a crucial area where European policies are stimulating innovation and demand for new services.
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During the full-day event of Eurisy General Assembly at EUMETSAT HQ in Darmstadt on June 18th, Eurisy Staff and Members had the chance not only to gather and share programmatic points, but also engage in dynamic discussion on some pivotal topics for the Association.
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Eurisy was at the Summer Space Festival 2024! What a fantastic opportunity to engage with such a diverse network of space enthusiasts! From young students and experts to curious minds, the event provided a unique platform to engage with a diverse audience and showcase Eurisy’s activities.
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On 2nd and 3rd July, the European Space Agency (ESA) in collaboration with Eurisy, the Norwegian Space Agency (NOSA), and the Norwegian Polar Institute (NPI), organised the Space for Arctic workshop in Tromsø, Norway, in the context of the ESA Accelerators and ESA’s Civil Protection from Space Programme. The 2-day workshop, led by Pascal Legai (DG Cabinet), gathered space and Arctic experts, industry, user communities, and researchers to discuss the potential of space technologies for the Arctic and gathering needs supporting the development of new programmes and capabilities in order to tackle climate change impacts in the region.
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