By Markus Eichhorn | 21. February 2023 | Category General
This year’s FOSSGIS conference will return to Berlin after 2007 (Humboldt University) and 2014 (Beuth University). As always, the organizers are FOSSGIS e.V. and this year the Institute of Geography at Humboldt University Berlin. Between March 15 and 18, the active members of the German-speaking community will meet in Berlin Adlershof and, for the first […]
Read MoreBy Markus Eichhorn | 24. January 2023 | Category General
Der Source Code von actinia ist umgezogen! Um die actinia GitHub Repositories übersichtlicher zu stukturieren, ist der Source Code von actinia in eine eigene Organisation [actinia-org]¹ umgezogen. Hier liegt jetzt neben dem [actinia-core]² Repository auch die Plugins, eine [Einführung in actinia]³, der [actinia-python-client]⁴, eine [Prozesskettensammlung]⁵, die wir nach und nach füllen werden und vieles […]
Read MoreBy Markus Eichhorn | 4. October 2022 | Category General
Positive towards the future Management changes at mundialis After four years, the two managing directors Torsten Brassat and Marc Jansen handed over the management of mundialis on September 30th, 2022, but remain closely connected to the mundialis as managing directors of the company terrestris. “For their excellent work, with which Torsten Brassat and Marc Jansen […]
Read MoreBy Markus | 16. September 2022 | Category General
In August, we at mundialis had the pleasure of attending FOSS4G 2022 in Florence. As it was again a face-to-face event, there were many opportunities to talk to other participants, exchange ideas, develop ideas and of course listen to a number of excellent talks (core conference programme). The beautiful city of Florence at the end […]
Read MoreBy tadams | 14. July 2022 | Category General
After the cancellation of the FOSS4G in Calgary in 2020 due to Corona and the online FOSS4G conference from Buenos Aires in 2021, this year’s FOSS4G conference will finally take place again in presence and, after Bucharest 2019, again in Europe. The organising city of Florence on the Arno, nicknamed “La Bella” in Italy, also […]
Read MoreBy Veronica Köß | 21. June 2022 | Category General
Our presentations at the Living Planet Symposium 2022 also represent the successful completion of the VALE project (Development and VALidation of earth observation-based indicators for the monitoring of the Sendai framework using the example of flooding in Ecuador). Together with our partners from United Nations University we explored how remote sensing data can be used […]
Read MoreBy Veronica Köß | 10. June 2022 | Category General
How can the causes and impacts of natural disasters be monitored? What can remote sensing contribute to food security? And how can the large volumes of satellite data be processed and analysed as automatically as possible? These were just a few of the many issues addressed last week at the ESA Living Planet Symposium (LPS), […]
Read MoreBy Hinrich Paulsen | 19. April 2022 | Category General
The ESA Living Planet Symposium “focuses on how Earth observation contributes to science and society, and how disruptive technologies and actors are changing the traditional Earth observation landscape” (quote from the website). Since this conference will take place from 23-27 May 2022 in the World Conference Center Bonn, practically on our doorstep, we obviously applied […]
Read MoreBy Hinrich Paulsen | 28. March 2022 | Category General
Le Kollektiv is a formal network of 9 European Digital and New Space companies founded in July 2021 in Paris and coordinated by Prométhée, a French New Space start-up specializing in end-to-end Earth observation services. Le Kollektiv is convinced that the future of New Space goes through digitalization. Therefore, besides Prométhée and mundialis, the partners […]
Read MoreBy Julia Haas | 24. March 2022 | Category General
As part of the EU Horizon 2020 MOOD project (MOnitoring Outbreaks for Disease surveillance in a data science context), mundialis was invited to speak at the MOOD Science Webinar in February. The MOOD project aims to develop innovative tools and services for the early detection, assessment, and monitoring of current and future infectious disease threats […]
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