As we explained in a previous blogpost, the so called Sister Projects of the EuroGEO Action Group...
Alisa Rozdestvenskyte, Media Informatics student at RWTH Aachen University, has gained valuable...
Three camera traps have been installed in La Albera Natural Park of National Interest by CREAF researchers as part of the AD4GD biodiversity pilot.
AD4GD showcased an oral presentation on terrestial connectivity based on Landsat/Sentinel Land Cover Classes as a biodiversity indicator and a poster on Digital Twin ready data for the European Green Deal Data Space.
The Sister Projects of the EuroGEO Action Group on the Green Deal Data Space launch a common action regarding metadata concepts on GeoDataCubes.
Many European cities have air quality below WHO recommendations. IoT technology and low-cost sensors driven by citizen science offer a cost-effective solution to monitor air pollution.
The data collected will contribute to the reseach on building blocks for the Green Deal Data Space.
May 9 is Europe Day. What better way to celebrate than by reviewing how can we support the EU’s climate and biodiversity targets. Happy Europe Day!
How are data spaces and digital twins connected? Francesca Noardo (OGC) showed this link at the BDTIC 2024.
Standards surround us. Just imagine about travelling within countries using different sockets. Horizon Europe projects need to engage in standardization, let’s see why!
The OGC family gathered at the Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) for their 128th Member...
Both members of AD4GD will be headlining as keynote speaker and judge at the upcoming B-Cubed biodiversity hackathon.
From February 5 to 9, the AD4GD consortium met at Turin to host 3 face-to-face coordinated events. Not to be missed!
What is the idea behind OGC RAINBOW? How can its innovative concept enable essential links for Green Deal use cases? Let’s talk!
The ILIAD project is an EU-funded project that aims at stablishin an interoperable,...
Ivette Seral (CREAF) presented the AD4GD biodiversity pilot in this Eionet webinar.
The AD4GD project took part in the 8th Mediterranean Forest Week showcasing a poster on Terrestrial Habitats Connectivity and participating in a panel session on Green Cities for Adaptation and Resilience.
The AD4GD project held a productive plenary meeting in Poznan, Poland. The event, which ran from September 3rd to 6th, 2024, brought together key partners to review the progress made on the project and plan the next steps as it moves into its final year.
Recently, the AD4GD project took part in the Privacy Symposium 2024, a top conference aimed at addressing and advancing privacy and data protection in many spheres.