Revealing Overlooked Potential, Rethinking Parking Lots – Webinar Recording
Large-scale parking lots in cities are often overlooked – yet they offer tremendous potential for sustainable urban development, land use, and climate adaptation. In our webinar, we showed how parking areas can be systematically recorded, assessed, and documented – based on open geodata and with the help of open-source software. Thank you all for attending! […]
Back from the 2025 ESA Living Planet Symposium: Three Key Trends for Earth Observation
Last week, Vienna became the center of the Earth Observation (EO) world during the ESA Living Planet Symposium 2025, and we at mundialis were proud to be there, contributing and learning alongside global EO leaders. Here are our top three takeaways from the event and how they connect to our daily mission: Copernicus is expanding, […]
Satellite image of the month – July – Vienna (Austria)
Vienna – Austria – recorded by the Sentinel-2A satellite on June 13, 2025 Our satellite image of the month for July shows the Austrian capital Vienna and the surrounding region. In the last week of June, the Living Planet Symposium 2025, one of the largest conferences on Earth observation, took place there. Structure of the image The image is based on Sentinel-2 data from […]
GIM International presents: Our Contribution to Climate Adaptation in Cities
We are pleased that our work has been featured in a recent article by our colleague Markus Metz. The article highlights the growing importance of open-source tools for enhancing climate adaptation — with a focus on our GRASS GIS module r.sim.water. The article explains how climate change is intensifying extreme rainfall events, making cities increasingly vulnerable […]
mundialis at the 26th Bonn Economic Talks
Yesterday, mundialis had the pleasure of participating in the 26th Bonn Economic Talks – an inspiring event under the motto “Shaping the Future Together.” As a company in the field of satellite remote sensing, we contribute to innovation in the region. The Economic Talks provided us with a great opportunity to network with other leaders […]
Einzelbaumerkennung mit offenen Daten der Bundesländer – Webinar-Aufzeichnung
Wie lassen sich offene Geodaten für Umwelt- und Stadtplanung nutzen? Wir zeigen, wie Einzelbäume flächendeckend erfasst werden können – mit Open Source Ansatz und einer Live-Demo. Hier gehts zum Video.
Satellite image of the month – May – Banks Peninsula (New Zealand)
Banks Peninsula – New Zealand, imaged by the Sentinel-2C satellite on 22.01.2025 Our satellite image of the month of May shows the Banks Peninsula and the city of Christchurch on the east coast of New Zealand’s South Island. Structure of the Image The image is based on Sentinel-2 data from the EU’s Copernicus program. Sentinel-2 […]
FOSSGIS 2025 – a review of the largest conference to date
With 727 participants on site and over 350 online, 87 presentations, 30 lightning talks as well as demo sessions, BoF meetings, an expert Q&A session and poster sessions, this year’s FOSSGIS was the largest in its history. The workshops were also very well attended with almost 200 participants, and the evening event was attended by […]
Das sind unsere Beiträge auf der FOSSGIS 2025!
Von Versiegelungsanalysen über die Kartierung von Überflutungsgebieten bis zu Neuigkeiten zu actinia und des GRASS GIS Projekts: Zur Übersicht unserer Vorträge auf der FOSSGIS 2025 in Münster geht’s hier entlang. Wir freuen uns! Foto: Sergey Mukhametov
Open Data Day is coming soon!
Every year, Open Data Day (ODD) serves as a global celebration of open data, highlighting its importance in fostering transparency, innovation, and collaboration across various industries. Maintained and supported by the Open Knowledge Foundation (OKFN) through the Open Knowledge Network, ODD encourages groups worldwide to create local events where they use open data in their […]