Join the FIRE Team and all sectoral stakeholders to discover FIRE roadmaps and discuss the way forward.
FIRE, the industry-led Forum for Innovation and Research in European Earth Observation, has the ambition to become the bridge between Earth Observation (EO) services and data and users across applications for different industries.
Cutting through a variety of six market sectors: agriculture, (wind) energy, infrastructure, marine, raw materials, and urban development, FIRE gathers different user communities to consult and establish a high-level roadmap. This will guide research & development, delivery and uptake of EO services in Europe.
The second round of FIRE Focus Group Discussions is a series of six expert meetups, one for each of the target market sectors: agriculture, (wind) energy, infrastructure, marine, raw materials, and urban development. The event series taking place between February and March 2022 builds up on the discussions and conclusions of the first focus group round in Autumn 2020 as well as the first FIRE Forum which took place on the 16th of June 2021. As during the first round, each of the focus groups is led by a leader from the sector:
These discussions will contribute to the second FIRE Forum taking place in June 2022 and to the high-level roadmap for Research and Innovation strategy for Earth Observation in Europe.
What? FIRE Forum 2023 is a series of six online events, one for each of the target market sectors: agriculture, infrastructure, marine & maritime, raw materials, urban development, and wind energy.
When? The event series will take place from 1st until the 3rd of February 2023.
Where? All presentations and discussions will happen online.
Why? These events will present and discuss the high-level roadmap for Research and Innovation strategy for Earth Observation in Europe for each of the FIRE focus sectors. Discover the R&D priorities and be part of the way forward!
FIRE, the industry-led Forum for Innovation and Research in European Earth Observation, has the ambition to become the bridge between Earth Observation (EO) services and data and users across applications for different industries.
Cutting through a variety of six market sectors: agriculture, (wind) energy, infrastructure, marine, raw materials, and urban development, FIRE gathers different user communities to consult and establish a high-level roadmap. This will guide research & development, delivery and uptake of EO services in Europe.
The second round of FIRE Focus Group Discussions is a series of six expert meetups, one for each of the target market sectors: agriculture, (wind) energy, infrastructure, marine, raw materials, and urban development. The event series taking place between February and March 2022 builds up on the discussions and conclusions of the first focus group round in Autumn 2020 as well as the first FIRE Forum which took place on the 16th of June 2021. As during the first round, each of the focus groups is led by a leader from the sector:
These discussions will contribute to the second FIRE Forum taking place in June 2022 and to the high-level roadmap for Research and Innovation strategy for Earth Observation in Europe.
For the third edition in 2023 – the culmination of the project – the FIRE Team has gathered around the table sector professionals, Earth Observation industry representatives, and policy and market development experts from the European Commission and relevant executive agencies. They will discuss the Research & Development Roadmap for each of the sectors and the way forward for the future of innovation of European Earth Observation. During the week on FIRE – from the 1st until the 3rd of February 2023 – you will have the chance to join these discussions and discover the six long-awaited FIRE roadmaps.
Natassa Antoniou
FIRE Project Coordinator, EARSC
AGRICULTURE
Franz Immler
DG RTD, European Commission
Patrick Pagani
COPA – COGECA
Doris Marquardt
DG AGRI, European Commission
Fabio Volpe
EARSC / e-GEOS
Zoltan Szantoi
ESA
Dáire Boyle
Evenflow
RAW MATERIALS
Jean Dusart
DG RTD, European Commission
Patrick Nadoll
EIT Raw Materials
Gerardo Herrera
DG GROW, European Commission
Gerardo Herrera
DG GROW, European Commission
Oliver Haeggberg
EARSC / GeoScan
Oliver Haeggberg
EARSC
Leila Ajjabou
EUSPA
Tim Heijmann
Evenflow
URBAN DEVELOPMENT
Richard Tavares
CINEA, European Commission
Evangelos Gerasopoulos
IERSD / NOA
Joachim MAES
DG REGIO, European Commission
Wendy Carrara
EARSC / Airbus
Valeria Catalano
EUSPA
Nico Thom
Evenflow
INFRASTRUCTURE
Lorenzo Solari
European Environment Agency
Helen Roth
VIA
Franz Immler
DG RTD, European Commission
Ilektra Papadaki
DG GROW, European Commission
Lefteris Mamais
Evenflow
Giovanni Sylos Labini
EARSC / Planetek Italia
Daniel Lopour
EUSPA
Lauriane Dewulf
Evenflow
WIND ENERGY
Enrico Degiorgis
DG RTD, European Commission
Lars Landberg
DNV / ETIP Wind
Ricardo RENEDO Williams
DG ENER, European Commission
Betty Charalampopoulou
EARSC / Geosystems Hellas
Eduard Escalona
EUSPA
Phillip Harwood
Evenflow
MARINE & MARITIME
Franz Immler
DG RTD, European Commission
Juliana Carvajal
Pôle Mer Bretagne Atlantique
Lefteris Mamais
Evenflow
Zoi Konstantinou
DG MARE, European Commission
Tero Vauraste
EARSC / ICEYE
Manuel Lopez Martinez
EUSPA
Ruuta Skujina
Evenflow
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