Geoscience Australia is Australia's national geoscience public sector organization. It plays a crucial role in the space industry by providing Earth observation data, services, and expertise to government, industry, and the public. They are a key partner in the National Space Mission for Earth Observation, working with the Australian Space Agency and other organizations to develop and operate satellites. Geoscience Australia also manages initiatives like Digital Earth Australia and collaborates internationally on satellite data and applications, particularly for disaster management and sustainable resource management.
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ICEYE works with Geoscience Australia, the National Emergency Management Agency, and CSIRO in Australia.
The Southern Positioning Augmentation Network (SouthPAN) is a collaborative initiative between Geoscience Australia and Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand designed to support Satellite-Based Augmentation System services.
Geoscience Australia and Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand signed the Australia New Zealand Science, Research, and Innovation Cooperation Agreement (ANZSRICA) in 2020.
Geoscience Australia’s Digital Earth Australia program enhances access to satellite data for Australian citizens.
Geoscience Australia collaborated with local councils, state governments, academia, and citizen scientists to develop DEA Coastlines.
Other speakers at the forum include Dr. James Johnson, CEO of Geoscience Australia, and Michael Davis AO, Chair of the Andy Thomas Space Foundation.
CGI and the University of Leicester are working with nationally mandated user organizations Geoscience Australia and ONF France to implement and demonstrate EO services for improved wildfire risk management.
CGI and the University of Leicester are partnering with nationally mandated user organizations Geoscience Australia and ONF France to implement and demonstrate Earth Observation services for improved wildfire risk management.