Earth and Space Sciences are characterised by an exponential increase in data volume and complexity, driven by diverse sources such as satellite imagery, in-situ measurements, and simulations. Alongside AI, Europe invests heavily on Earth Observation and Space Programmes. Through Copernicus, a lfagship initiative of the European Union, as well as via considerable and sustained contributions towards EUMETSAT, ESA, ECMWF and elsewhere, Europe has become a hub for high quality data and services. These programs, supported by substantial financial and technological resources, provide a crucial foundation for advancing scientific understanding, addressing global challenges and fuelling innovation. This abundance of data presents both unprecedented opportunities for scientific discovery and significant challenges in data management, analysis, and interpretation.
CEUR Workshop ISSN1613-0073
Program Committee
Vasileios Baousis Omar Barrilero Lorenzo Bruzzone Mihai Datcu Fani Deligianni Begüm Demir Zoe Falomir Sandro Fiore Stelios Karozis Spyros Mouzakitis Christian Pagé Ioannis Papoutsis Claudia Paris Dimitrios Skoutas Rafael Tolosana-Calasanz Website University of Glasgow, UK National Centre for Scientific Research “Demokritos”, Greece National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece
ECMWF, UK European Union Satellite Centre (SATCEN), Spain University of Trento, Italy German Aerospace Center (DLR), Germany University of Glasgow, UK Technical University of Berlin, Germany Umeå University, Sweden University of Trento, Italy National Centre for Scientific Research “Demokritos”, Greece National Technical University of Athens, Greece CERFACS, France National Technical University of Athens, Greece University of Twente, The Netherlands Athena Research Center, Greece University of Zaragoza, Spain