Downstream services for public authorities

Eligibility & Scope

Water Themes

Keywords

Open Innovation, Sustainable development and nature protection, Real-estate management, S3 - Land monitoring (Copernicus service), Health, S5 - Emergency response (Copernicus service), Retail & Geo-marketing, Insurance & Finance, News and Media, Local and Regional planners, Management of urban areas, Ground infraestructure, Legal & Forensic, Leisure services, S2 - Marine monitoring (Copernicus service), Downstream industry, The satellite earth observation sector, Communications, Research, Space data exploitation, Agriculture, Space Component, Earth Observation / Services and applications, Alternative energy, Water resources, Humanitarian Operations, Forestry, Oil and gas, Education & Training, Maritime surveillance, Geo-information and spatial data analysis, Regions (Copernicus for), Geographical and positioning technologies, satelli, S6 - Security (Copernicus service), Minerals and mining, S1 - Atmosphere monitoring (Copernicus service), S4 - Climate change monitoring (Copernicus service, Space services and products, Innovation Procurement, Transport & Mobility, Utilities (water, electricity, waste), Construction, Civil engineering, Infraestructures, Civil security, Environment, Pollution & Climate, Tourism / Travel, data models and services, Border surveillance, geo-positioning, Pre-Commercial Procurement, oceans, regional level, Copernicus, Copernicus Sentinel data, emergency, PCP, digital single market, Societal Challenges, land, Copernicus Contributing Mission data, local level, non-space data sources, decision-making, GEOSS, Fisheries, climate change, open standards, geo-information, ESIF, security, remote sensing, Global Earth Observation Systems of Systems, atmosphere, demand-driven innovation actions, regional or local applications, national, European Structural and Investment Fund, public sector, public procurement strategy