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 is owned 80% by Telespazio and 20% by the Italian Space Agency (ASI).
EuroGeographics is working as a subcontractor to e-Geos on work led by e-Geos for the European Environment Agency to improve the provision of Copernicus In Situ data.
e-GEOS and ISI have established a strategic alliance to create a commercial Electro-Optical–SAR earth observation satellite constellation.
e-GEOS is owned 20% by the Italian Space Agency (ASI) and 80% by Telespazio.
Spire data has delivered positive benefit to NASA’s GEOS Atmospheric Data Assimilation System.
e-GEOS has signed a contract with the European Space Agency (ESA) for the development of the Pomerium project.
Bruno Versini is the Chief Operating Officer of e-GEOS.
e-GEOS is involved in experimental projects at Castel Fusano and other archaeological parks including Pompei and the Colosseum.
e-GEOS is coordinating a group of SMEs and research centers, including ADPM drones, ARAKNE, DBW Communications, Emersum, and CISTeC of the Sapienza University of Rome, within the Pomerium project.
The core of the Pomerium project is e-GEOS's AWARE digital mapping platform.
e-GEOS is a company formed by Telespazio (80%) and the Italian Space Agency (20%).
e-GEOS is owned 80% by Telespazio and 20% by the Italian Space Agency (ASI).
e-GEOS and Argentina’s VENG signed a five-year cooperation agreement to help distribute data acquired outside Europe by Argentina’s SAOCOM observation satellites.
e-GEOS is a company formed by Telespazio (80%) and the Italian Space Agency (20%).
An e-GEOS-led consortium won a €6 million contract on 2021-01-12 to implement the latest land monitoring services component of Copernicus.
GEOS Worldwide staff have helped to save over 12,000 lives in the 198 countries where GEOS has provided global service.
GEOS Worldwide operates the International Emergency Response Coordination Center (IERCC).
Geostationary satellites weighing less than 1,500 kg are considered small GEOs and could be inexpensive enough to justify ordering for national or regional markets where multi-ton satellites would be overkill.
e-GEOS expects a second second-generation Cosmo-SkyMed satellite to launch in 2020.