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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e-GEOS provides geospatial information and satellite maps to the European Commission from its emergency room in Rome.
Leonardo is supported by its subsidiaries, including Telespazio, Thales Alenia Space, e-GEOS, and Altec.
e-GEOS will lead the international consortium ORIGINAL to implement and operate the European Ground Motion Service (EGMS) for 2024–2028.
e-GEOS is owned 80% by Telespazio and 20% by the Italian Space Agency (ASI).
e-GEOS will provide the EGMS based on radar InSAR data derived from the Copernicus Sentinel-1 satellite constellation.
e-GEOS will use Leonardo’s Davinci-1 high performance computing (HPC) system for the EGMS.
The consortium led by Telespazio includes Airbus (France), e-GEOS (Italy), Geoville (Austria), Hisdesat (Spain), Leonardo (Italy), PwC (France) and Thales Alenia Space (Italy).
e-GEOS has been reconfirmed as head of the consortium that provides the Emergency Management Service (EMS) Rapid Mapping for the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre.
The e-GEOS-led consortium has managed the EMS Rapid Mapping contract for the past 10 years.
e-GEOS was established by Telespazio (80%) and the Italian Space Agency (20%).
e-GEOS and Satellogic intend to work together to set up a Satellogic downlink and processing ground station at the e-GEOS Matera Space Centre.
e-GEOS is owned 80% by Telespazio and 20% by ASI.
The e-GEOS–Satellogic agreement opens the possibility of delivering data and services worldwide with a potential near-real-time focus in Europe and the Mediterranean basin.
The planned Satellogic downlink and processing ground station at the e-GEOS Matera Space Centre is intended to provide customers with an advanced level of service.
e-GEOS and the Telespazio group may use imagery from the Satellogic Aleph-1 constellation to create and distribute value-added and derivative products.
The Master Service Agreement establishes terms and conditions to enable fast, joint response to market opportunities by combining both parties’ satellite assets with e-GEOS expertise in developing services and applications delivered through vertical digital platforms.
The Master Service Agreement enables e-GEOS and the Telespazio group to task new imagery from the Satellogic Aleph-1 constellation and to order imagery from Satellogic’s archive.
e-GEOS, a company jointly owned by Telespazio (80%) and ASI (20%), will conduct market analysis and assist Leonardo in defining user requirements for PRISMA SG.
The Emergency Mapping Rapid Mapping service for Copernicus involving COSMO-SkyMed is operated by an international consortium led by e-GEOS, which is owned 80% by Telespazio and 20% by ASI.
e-GEOS is a company belonging to Telespazio with 80% ownership and a 20% investment from ASI.