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Agriculture

Technological developments have been transforming the agricultural sector for centuries. Today, precision agriculture, smart farming, or field management solutions use EO to improve decision-making and to optimise resource-efficient production for higher yield.

Energy

The shift towards sustainable and low-carbon economies demands innovative, yet commercially viable solutions for the energy sector. EO can, among other, contribute with applications for planning and managing facilities and networks, or monitoring their performance and environmental impact.

Raw Materials

Raw materials are essential for ensuring sustainability, efficiency and competitiveness of the European industries. EO can play an important role in exploration, processing, recycling, and monitoring of resources and sites while controlling for environmental sustainability.

Infrastructure

Access to quality infrastructure, such as for transportation or utilities, is an important pre-requisite for economic development and human well-being. EO can increase efficiency and effectiveness in planning and monitoring of infrastructure, securing its availability and economical operation.

Marine

Actors of the marine industry play a key role in safeguarding the sustainability and health of oceans, seas, and marine resources. EO can provide new and more precise data, e.g. for water quality monitoring, detection of illegal or harmful activities, or energy applications.

Urban Development

Increasing urbanisation of populations entails various challenges for mobility, air quality, critical infrastructure, security, poverty, health, or housing. EO can facilitate the planning, monitoring, and management of urban environments and contribute to more liveable and more sustainable cities.

Deliverables

The Sectorial Cards present the current state-of-play vis-à-vis EO solution uptake for each of the market sectors. These cards communicate the state of EO in the sector ’now’ allowing informed discussion of the future: view and download.

 

Note on the second FIRE Forum event – FIRE Forum 2022. View and download the deliverable. 

For full access of recordings, press releases and other information about FIRE Forum 2022 and also FIRE Forum 2021 and FIRE Forum 2023, please visit the FIRE Forum page on the website.

Based on existing portal infrastructure a FIRE portal was constructed with specific pages for each sector: view and download the deliverable accompanying the release of the portal.

 

This deliverable outlines the main components of the FIRE discussions with each identified sector and how each sector could improve efficiencies and performance through the adoption of EO technologies. It will clearly lay out the research and development pathways required to achieve the desired increased uptake of services. View and download the deliverable.

For full access to the interactive version of the FIRE Roadmap as well as the PDF brochure versions of roadmaps for each sector – agriculture, infrastructure, marine & maritime, raw materials, urban development and wind energy –  please visit the FIRE Roadmap page on the website.

A press kit and communication leaflet to fire up the community’s interest in the activities and ensure maximum interest and participation in the dialogue events: view and download.

 

A series of 8 professional videos was created to introduce FIRE as a project and explain the EO benefits for each of the FIRE target sectors. View and download the deliverable accompanying the video series.

To see all FIRE videos, visit the different sections of the FIRE website (About, FIRE Forum) and browse the videos on the FIRE YouTube channel.

This webinar provided training instructions for the honing of presentation skills: view and download.

Go to the FIRE YouTube channel to watch the recording of the webinar: here.

 

This brief note documented the sectors targeted by the Evangelists and any short- or medium-term benefits identified through these activities. View and download this deliverable. 

Agriculture

Technological developments have been transforming the agricultural sector for centuries. Today, precision agriculture, smart farming, or field management solutions use EO to improve decision-making and to optimise resource-efficient production for higher yield.

Energy

The shift towards sustainable and low-carbon economies demands innovative, yet commercially viable solutions for the energy sector. EO can, among other, contribute with applications for planning and managing facilities and networks, or monitoring their performance and environmental impact.

Raw Materials

Raw materials are essential for ensuring sustainability, efficiency and competitiveness of the European industries. EO can play an important role in exploration, processing, recycling, and monitoring of resources and sites while controlling for environmental sustainability.

Infrastructure

Access to quality infrastructure, such as for transportation or utilities, is an important pre-requisite for economic development and human well-being. EO can increase efficiency and effectiveness in planning and monitoring of infrastructure, securing its availability and economical operation.

Marine

Actors of the marine industry play a key role in safeguarding the sustainability and health of oceans, seas, and marine resources. EO can provide new and more precise data, e.g. for water quality monitoring, detection of illegal or harmful activities, or energy applications.

Urban Development

Increasing urbanisation of populations entails various challenges for mobility, air quality, critical infrastructure, security, poverty, health, or housing. EO can facilitate the planning, monitoring, and management of urban environments and contribute to more liveable and more sustainable cities.

Deliverables

The Sectorial Cards present the current state-of-play vis-à-vis EO solution uptake for each of the market sectors. These cards communicate the state of EO in the sector ’now’ allowing informed discussion of the future: view and download.

 

Note on the second FIRE Forum event – FIRE Forum 2022. View and download the deliverable. 

For full access of recordings, press releases and other information about FIRE Forum 2022 and also FIRE Forum 2021 and FIRE Forum 2023, please visit the FIRE Forum page on the website.

Based on existing portal infrastructure a FIRE portal was constructed with specific pages for each sector: view and download the deliverable accompanying the release of the portal.

 

This deliverable outlines the main components of the FIRE discussions with each identified sector and how each sector could improve efficiencies and performance through the adoption of EO technologies. It will clearly lay out the research and development pathways required to achieve the desired increased uptake of services. View and download the deliverable.

For full access to the interactive version of the FIRE Roadmap as well as the PDF brochure versions of roadmaps for each sector – agriculture, infrastructure, marine & maritime, raw materials, urban development and wind energy –  please visit the FIRE Roadmap page on the website.

A press kit and communication leaflet to fire up the community’s interest in the activities and ensure maximum interest and participation in the dialogue events: view and download.

 

A series of 8 professional videos was created to introduce FIRE as a project and explain the EO benefits for each of the FIRE target sectors. View and download the deliverable accompanying the video series.

To see all FIRE videos, visit the different sections of the FIRE website (About, FIRE Forum) and browse the videos on the FIRE YouTube channel.

This webinar provided training instructions for the honing of presentation skills: view and download.

Go to the FIRE YouTube channel to watch the recording of the webinar: here.

 

This brief note documented the sectors targeted by the Evangelists and any short- or medium-term benefits identified through these activities. View and download this deliverable. 

The shift towards sustainable and low-carbon economies demands innovative, yet commercially viable solutions for the energy sector. EO can, among other, contribute with applications for planning and managing facilities and networks, or monitoring their performance and environmental impact.


Agriculture

Technological developments have been transforming the agricultural sector for centuries. Today, precision agriculture, smart farming, or field management solutions use EO to improve decision-making and to optimise resource-efficient production for higher yield.

Energy

The shift towards sustainable and low-carbon economies demands innovative, yet commercially viable solutions for the energy sector. EO can, among other, contribute with applications for planning and managing facilities and networks, or monitoring their performance and environmental impact.

Raw Materials

Raw materials are essential for ensuring sustainability, efficiency and competitiveness of the European industries. EO can play an important role in exploration, processing, recycling, and monitoring of resources and sites while controlling for environmental sustainability.

Infrastructure

Access to quality infrastructure, such as for transportation or utilities, is an important pre-requisite for economic development and human well-being. EO can increase efficiency and effectiveness in planning and monitoring of infrastructure, securing its availability and economical operation.

Marine

Actors of the marine industry play a key role in safeguarding the sustainability and health of oceans, seas, and marine resources. EO can provide new and more precise data, e.g. for water quality monitoring, detection of illegal or harmful activities, or energy applications.

Urban Development

Increasing urbanisation of populations entails various challenges for mobility, air quality, critical infrastructure, security, poverty, health, or housing. EO can facilitate the planning, monitoring, and management of urban environments and contribute to more liveable and more sustainable cities.

Deliverables

The Sectorial Cards present the current state-of-play vis-à-vis EO solution uptake for each of the market sectors. These cards communicate the state of EO in the sector ’now’ allowing informed discussion of the future: view and download.

 

Note on the second FIRE Forum event – FIRE Forum 2022. View and download the deliverable. 

For full access of recordings, press releases and other information about FIRE Forum 2022 and also FIRE Forum 2021 and FIRE Forum 2023, please visit the FIRE Forum page on the website.

Based on existing portal infrastructure a FIRE portal was constructed with specific pages for each sector: view and download the deliverable accompanying the release of the portal.

 

This deliverable outlines the main components of the FIRE discussions with each identified sector and how each sector could improve efficiencies and performance through the adoption of EO technologies. It will clearly lay out the research and development pathways required to achieve the desired increased uptake of services. View and download the deliverable.

For full access to the interactive version of the FIRE Roadmap as well as the PDF brochure versions of roadmaps for each sector – agriculture, infrastructure, marine & maritime, raw materials, urban development and wind energy –  please visit the FIRE Roadmap page on the website.

A press kit and communication leaflet to fire up the community’s interest in the activities and ensure maximum interest and participation in the dialogue events: view and download.

 

A series of 8 professional videos was created to introduce FIRE as a project and explain the EO benefits for each of the FIRE target sectors. View and download the deliverable accompanying the video series.

To see all FIRE videos, visit the different sections of the FIRE website (About, FIRE Forum) and browse the videos on the FIRE YouTube channel.

This webinar provided training instructions for the honing of presentation skills: view and download.

Go to the FIRE YouTube channel to watch the recording of the webinar: here.

 

This brief note documented the sectors targeted by the Evangelists and any short- or medium-term benefits identified through these activities. View and download this deliverable. 

Agriculture

Technological developments have been transforming the agricultural sector for centuries. Today, precision agriculture, smart farming, or field management solutions use EO to improve decision-making and to optimise resource-efficient production for higher yield.

Infrastructure

Access to quality infrastructure, such as for transportation or utilities, is an important pre-requisite for economic development and human well-being. EO can increase efficiency and effectiveness in planning and monitoring of infrastructure, securing its availability and economical operation.

Marine & Maritime

Actors of the marine industry play a key role in safeguarding the sustainability and health of oceans, seas, and marine resources. EO can provide new and more precise data, e.g. for water quality monitoring, detection of illegal or harmful activities, or energy applications.

 

 

Raw Materials

 

Raw materials are essential for ensuring sustainability, efficiency and competitiveness of the European industries. EO can play an important role in exploration, processing, recycling, and monitoring of resources and sites while controlling for environmental sustainability.

Urban Development

Increasing urbanisation of populations entails various challenges for mobility, air quality, critical infrastructure, security, poverty, health, or housing. EO can facilitate the planning, monitoring, and management of urban environments and contribute to more liveable and more sustainable cities.

Wind energy

The shift towards sustainable and low-carbon economies demands innovative, yet commercially viable solutions for the energy sector. EO can, among other, contribute with applications for planning and managing facilities and networks, or monitoring their performance and environmental impact.


Agriculture

Technological developments have been transforming the agricultural sector for centuries. Today, precision agriculture, smart farming, or field management solutions use EO to improve decision-making and to optimise resource-efficient production for higher yield.

Energy

The shift towards sustainable and low-carbon economies demands innovative, yet commercially viable solutions for the energy sector. EO can, among other, contribute with applications for planning and managing facilities and networks, or monitoring their performance and environmental impact.

Raw Materials

Raw materials are essential for ensuring sustainability, efficiency and competitiveness of the European industries. EO can play an important role in exploration, processing, recycling, and monitoring of resources and sites while controlling for environmental sustainability.

Infrastructure

Access to quality infrastructure, such as for transportation or utilities, is an important pre-requisite for economic development and human well-being. EO can increase efficiency and effectiveness in planning and monitoring of infrastructure, securing its availability and economical operation.

Marine

Actors of the marine industry play a key role in safeguarding the sustainability and health of oceans, seas, and marine resources. EO can provide new and more precise data, e.g. for water quality monitoring, detection of illegal or harmful activities, or energy applications.

Urban Development

Increasing urbanisation of populations entails various challenges for mobility, air quality, critical infrastructure, security, poverty, health, or housing. EO can facilitate the planning, monitoring, and management of urban environments and contribute to more liveable and more sustainable cities.

Deliverables

The Sectorial Cards present the current state-of-play vis-à-vis EO solution uptake for each of the market sectors. These cards communicate the state of EO in the sector ’now’ allowing informed discussion of the future: view and download.

 

Note on the second FIRE Forum event – FIRE Forum 2022. View and download the deliverable. 

For full access of recordings, press releases and other information about FIRE Forum 2022 and also FIRE Forum 2021 and FIRE Forum 2023, please visit the FIRE Forum page on the website.

Based on existing portal infrastructure a FIRE portal was constructed with specific pages for each sector: view and download the deliverable accompanying the release of the portal.

 

This deliverable outlines the main components of the FIRE discussions with each identified sector and how each sector could improve efficiencies and performance through the adoption of EO technologies. It will clearly lay out the research and development pathways required to achieve the desired increased uptake of services. View and download the deliverable.

For full access to the interactive version of the FIRE Roadmap as well as the PDF brochure versions of roadmaps for each sector – agriculture, infrastructure, marine & maritime, raw materials, urban development and wind energy –  please visit the FIRE Roadmap page on the website.

A press kit and communication leaflet to fire up the community’s interest in the activities and ensure maximum interest and participation in the dialogue events: view and download.

 

A series of 8 professional videos was created to introduce FIRE as a project and explain the EO benefits for each of the FIRE target sectors. View and download the deliverable accompanying the video series.

To see all FIRE videos, visit the different sections of the FIRE website (About, FIRE Forum) and browse the videos on the FIRE YouTube channel.

This webinar provided training instructions for the honing of presentation skills: view and download.

Go to the FIRE YouTube channel to watch the recording of the webinar: here.

 

This brief note documented the sectors targeted by the Evangelists and any short- or medium-term benefits identified through these activities. View and download this deliverable. 

FIRE, the industry-led Forum for Innovation and Research in European Earth Observation, has started its activities to shape the Research and Innovation Strategy for Earth Observation (EO) solutions in Europe. It will establish a user community across different sectors, starting with agriculture, energy, raw materials, infrastructure, marine, and urban development. A dedicated EO Evangelist programme will promote the adoption of EO solutions in these sectors. Open dialogue with the demand side will guide the development, delivery and uptake of EO services in Europe.

Agriculture

Technological developments have been transforming the agricultural sector for centuries. Today, precision agriculture, smart farming, or field management solutions use EO to improve decision-making and to optimise resource-efficient production for higher yield.

Infrastructure

Access to quality infrastructure, such as for transportation or utilities, is an important pre-requisite for economic development and human well-being. EO can increase efficiency and effectiveness in planning and monitoring of infrastructure, securing its availability and economical operation.

Marine & Maritime

Actors of the marine industry play a key role in safeguarding the sustainability and health of oceans, seas, and marine resources. EO can provide new and more precise data, e.g. for water quality monitoring, detection of illegal or harmful activities, or energy applications.

 

 

Raw Materials

 

Raw materials are essential for ensuring sustainability, efficiency and competitiveness of the European industries. EO can play an important role in exploration, processing, recycling, and monitoring of resources and sites while controlling for environmental sustainability.

Urban Development

Increasing urbanisation of populations entails various challenges for mobility, air quality, critical infrastructure, security, poverty, health, or housing. EO can facilitate the planning, monitoring, and management of urban environments and contribute to more liveable and more sustainable cities.

Wind energy

The shift towards sustainable and low-carbon economies demands innovative, yet commercially viable solutions for the energy sector. EO can, among other, contribute with applications for planning and managing facilities and networks, or monitoring their performance and environmental impact.


Agriculture

Technological developments have been transforming the agricultural sector for centuries. Today, precision agriculture, smart farming, or field management solutions use EO to improve decision-making and to optimise resource-efficient production for higher yield.

Energy

The shift towards sustainable and low-carbon economies demands innovative, yet commercially viable solutions for the energy sector. EO can, among other, contribute with applications for planning and managing facilities and networks, or monitoring their performance and environmental impact.

Raw Materials

Raw materials are essential for ensuring sustainability, efficiency and competitiveness of the European industries. EO can play an important role in exploration, processing, recycling, and monitoring of resources and sites while controlling for environmental sustainability.

Infrastructure

Access to quality infrastructure, such as for transportation or utilities, is an important pre-requisite for economic development and human well-being. EO can increase efficiency and effectiveness in planning and monitoring of infrastructure, securing its availability and economical operation.

Marine

Actors of the marine industry play a key role in safeguarding the sustainability and health of oceans, seas, and marine resources. EO can provide new and more precise data, e.g. for water quality monitoring, detection of illegal or harmful activities, or energy applications.

Urban Development

Increasing urbanisation of populations entails various challenges for mobility, air quality, critical infrastructure, security, poverty, health, or housing. EO can facilitate the planning, monitoring, and management of urban environments and contribute to more liveable and more sustainable cities.

Deliverables

The Sectorial Cards present the current state-of-play vis-à-vis EO solution uptake for each of the market sectors. These cards communicate the state of EO in the sector ’now’ allowing informed discussion of the future: view and download.

 

Note on the second FIRE Forum event – FIRE Forum 2022. View and download the deliverable. 

For full access of recordings, press releases and other information about FIRE Forum 2022 and also FIRE Forum 2021 and FIRE Forum 2023, please visit the FIRE Forum page on the website.

Based on existing portal infrastructure a FIRE portal was constructed with specific pages for each sector: view and download the deliverable accompanying the release of the portal.

 

This deliverable outlines the main components of the FIRE discussions with each identified sector and how each sector could improve efficiencies and performance through the adoption of EO technologies. It will clearly lay out the research and development pathways required to achieve the desired increased uptake of services. View and download the deliverable.

For full access to the interactive version of the FIRE Roadmap as well as the PDF brochure versions of roadmaps for each sector – agriculture, infrastructure, marine & maritime, raw materials, urban development and wind energy –  please visit the FIRE Roadmap page on the website.

A press kit and communication leaflet to fire up the community’s interest in the activities and ensure maximum interest and participation in the dialogue events: view and download.

 

A series of 8 professional videos was created to introduce FIRE as a project and explain the EO benefits for each of the FIRE target sectors. View and download the deliverable accompanying the video series.

To see all FIRE videos, visit the different sections of the FIRE website (About, FIRE Forum) and browse the videos on the FIRE YouTube channel.

This webinar provided training instructions for the honing of presentation skills: view and download.

Go to the FIRE YouTube channel to watch the recording of the webinar: here.

 

This brief note documented the sectors targeted by the Evangelists and any short- or medium-term benefits identified through these activities. View and download this deliverable. 

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The FIRE project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 869634.