In the frame of the study Assessing the detailed economic benefits derived from Copernicus Earth Observation data within selected value chains, undertaken by EARSC under an assignment from ESA, we provide a bottom up assessment of economic value coming from the use of satellite data. The key difference from previous analyses is to work through the full value chain where the benefits of using EO data can be felt. The level of economic benefit from one service can be very high and touch the everyday lives of all of us. This workshop gives EARSC the possibility to communicate on the findings oof this study.
Workshop Agenda
09:00-09:10 Welcoming remarks
09:10-09:30 The socio-economic benefits of Copernicus, Thibaud Delourme, DG-GROW
09:30-09:50 Presentation of the Copernicus economic value study, Alessandra Tassa, ESA
09:50-10:10 Introduction on the CEVS methodology, Geoff Sawyer, EARSC/ Marc de Vries, The GreenLand
10:10-10:45 Winter navigation in Finland, Jarkko Toivola, FTA
10:45-11:30 Networking Tea/Coffee Break
11:30-12:05 Forest management in Sweden, Erik Willen, FRI
12:05-12:40 Infrastructure monitoring in NL, TBC
12:40-12:50 Conclusions
12:50-13:00 Global discussion
13:00-14:00 Networking Lunch