Webinar – Dark Side of the Earth
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At any given moment, while one half of the Earth is illuminated by the Sun, the other half is shrouded in darkness. Join us for a webinar to introduce a new call for proposals for the development of innovative downstream applications that exploit space assets during the night when the Earth is significantly more challenging to observe and monitor.
Applications facilitated by night-time detection and monitoring span a wide range of sectors and cater to various user segments, including but not limited to: maritime, environmental, forestry, natural resources management, smart cities, financial institutions, and the oil and gas industry.
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