2a – The New ‘Internet of Data’ – Overview
With the enormous growth of permanent EO data that has come from the Copernicus programme and the development of the space industry, we are now bringing in new technologies that are beginning to transform space. Adjacent developments in the ‘Internet of Data’ (IoD), including AI , cloud and big data technologies which were previously used in software engineering and product development, are now coming into and being applied to space, making new scenarios and applications possible.
Thanks to Digital Globe, Cloud EO, NASA and Observed Earth for animations included in this video
Featured educators:
- Iarla Kilbane-Dawe
- Stephen Spittle
- Grega Milcinski
- Jed Sundwall
- Manfred Krischke
- Carston Stoecker
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Optional Further Reading
Images
A student participant analyses real satellite data during ESA Academy’s Earth Observation Remote Sensing Workshop that ran from 10 to 14 December 2018 at at ESA Academy’s Training and Learning Facility, ESA’s ESEC-Galaxia, Belgium.
ESA
A close-up glimpse at part of a microchip designed to provide high-frequency radar for future space missions, or else boost the speed of satellite communications.
Arralis
One of Spire’s Satellite Manufacturing Technicians (Tomasz Chanusiak) tests the Radio Frequency capabilities of a LEMUR2 nanosatellite in Spire’s cleanroom in Glasgow, Scotland.
Spire
