NewSpace, a concept combining space and innovation, emerges as a crucial factor for territorial innovation.
The CNES (French Space Agency), the Nice Côte d’Azur Metropolis, and the SAFE Cluster join forces to organize the 2nd edition of Connect Meetings in Nice on September 21, 2023.
This event will bring together stakeholders from the space and innovation ecosystem of the Sud Region and local authorities from France to explore the opportunities offered by NewSpace in addressing the territorial challenges of the 21st century.
Observation satellites and digital twins are key to monitoring the greening of territories.
The Internet of Things (IoT) provides a solution to retrieve essential data in the most remote locations.
Radar satellite images (InSAR) and EGMS, a new free European service, enable optimal management of territorial risks.
Furthermore, satellite-based techniques for detecting waste help in combating pollution.
Finally, the protection of oceans and seas in the face of climate challenges is made possible through space innovation.
An inspiring testimonial will conclude this day filled with learning.
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