Why are Standards Important in Horizon Europe Research Projects?
Standards surround us. Just imagine about travelling within countries using different sockets. Horizon Europe projects need to engage in standardization, let’s see why!
Perspectives for a new working group on geospatial data requirements, highlight of the 128th OGC Member Meeting
The OGC family gathered at the Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) for their 128th Member Meeting. During a full-week working session, from the 25th to the 28th of March, the different researchers and experts on geospatial data that conform the Open Geospatial...
Lucy Bastin & Ivette Serral, keynote and jury at the B-Cubed innovative biodiversity hackathon
Both members of AD4GD will be headlining as keynote speaker and judge at the upcoming B-Cubed biodiversity hackathon.
3-in-1 meeting in Turin: hackathon, plenary and open day
From February 5 to 9, the AD4GD consortium met at Turin to host 3 face-to-face coordinated events. Not to be missed!
The OGC RAINBOW idea and concept for AD4GD
What is the idea behind OGC RAINBOW? How can its innovative concept enable essential links for Green Deal use cases? Let’s talk!
Towards best practices with data lakes and data spaces in an ILIAD webinar
The ILIAD project is an EU-funded project that aims at stablishin an interoperable, data-intensive, and cost-effective Digital Twin of the Ocean (EDITO). Their work is closely linked to the development of other data infrastructures such as data spaces or data lakes,...
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