e-GEOS, a Telespazio/Italian Space Agency (ASI) company, is a leading international player in the Earth Observation and Geo-Spatial Information sector. They offer a range of services including advanced data processing, cartography, and ground deformation analysis, utilizing data from various satellites, including their role as the exclusive global distributor for COSMO-SkyMed data. E-GEOS provides tailored geoinformation solutions for diverse sectors like defense, agriculture, emergency management, and infrastructure monitoring, and partners with organizations like the ESA and Accenture. Key services include maritime surveillance, oil spill detection, and infrastructure monitoring, accessible through platforms like SEonSE and AWARE.
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Through Thales Alenia Space, Leonardo builds satellites, through Telespazio it operates them, and through e-GEOS it distributes Earth observation data.
Leonardo’s Space Division works across the satellite value chain through Thales Alenia Space, Telespazio, and e-GEOS.
e-GEOS operates as a bridge between space capabilities and ground applications.
C. Milena A. Lerario is the CEO of e-GEOS, which is part of Leonardo.
e-GEOS develops solutions that make geospatial data usable in energy, security, environment, and territorial planning.
Ezio Bussoletti is President of e-Geos and Executive Master in Space Economy Director at Luiss Business School.
The new agreement reinforces e-GEOS as a global distributor of SAOCOM synthetic aperture radar data.
e-GEOS operates the Matera Space Center, which is a hub for the European Copernicus program.
e-GEOS has signed a multi-year cooperation deal with VENG for distribution of SAOCOM satellite data.
e-GEOS is a joint venture between the Italian Space Agency, which owns 20%, and Telespazio, which owns 80%.
The new agreement helps VENG expand its presence in international markets by leveraging e-GEOS’s commercial reach.
e-GEOS is the exclusive distributor of the COSMO-SkyMed constellation.
e-GEOS and VENG began their collaboration in 2021.
e-GEOS became the primary global distributor for SAOCOM L-band Synthetic Aperture Radar data under a relationship that began in 2021.
e-GEOS and VENG signed a multi-year agreement on April 8, 2026 to expand the global marketing and distribution of data from the SAOCOM constellation.
On 20 March 2026, a GEOS model map showed afternoon air temperatures measured 2 meters above the ground.
e-GEOS is part of Leonardo.
The Italian Ministry of the Environment and Energy Security (MASE) awarded e-GEOS a contract for satellite-based mapping of asbestos cement across Italy.
e-GEOS was tasked by MASE with creating a systematic map of surfaces containing potentially hazardous materials.
The e-GEOS project uses very high-resolution multispectral satellite imagery and advanced artificial intelligence algorithms.