
Moving toward digital economy via implementation of satellite monitoring in Ukraine
Short description of the organization, including link to website:
- Space Research Institute NASU-SSAU
- Space Research Institute of National NASU-SSAU is a main scientific organization on the remote sensing data analysis in Ukraine that has been involved and led numerous national and international projects on the use of EO in the agriculture, food security, and environment. Our institute is the part of ERA-Planet programme that aimed on the strengthen the European Research Area in the domain of EO in coherence with the European participation to GEO and the Copernicus. Also, as the Copernicus Academy site in the Ukraine we are working on the educational activities for society and decision makers.
Contact person:
Shumilo Leonid – shumilo.leonid@gmail.com
Related to call:
WP2
Kind of activity:
Workshop.
Short description
2-days workshop with a plenary part, master class and training aimed to demonstrate to Ukrainian stakeholders state-of-the-art concrete use-cases and technologies based on Copernicus data developed by Space Research Institute and European partners (Copernicus Relay).
Main outputs:
Educational materials for the decision makers and trained stakeholders on the Copernicus data usage for the CAP support in Ukraine.
What motivated you to participate as an associated partner to CoRdiNet?
Space Research Institute as Copernus Academy site have mission to extend European EO technologies and Copernicus data usage in Ukraine on the governmental level through the educational activities. Partnership with the CoRdiNet will bring us possibility more effectively involve Ukrainian stakeholders into the EO technologies implementation.
How does your proposed action/project complement the purpose of CoRdiNet? What is your contribution to the Copernicus ecosystem?
The training workshop for Ukrainian stakeholders with involvement of European and national specialists within the CoRdiNet and Copernicus Academy site allowed us effectively present European technologies and Copernicus data used for the CAP support as well as Ukrainian developments that can be used for this purpose. As the result, this activity strengthened relationships between European and Ukrainian stakeholders and allows them more effectively organize policy making processes in Ukraine and bring Ukraine closer to Europe in the field of EO use on the country level. Increase of state-of-the-art technologies users in Ukraine that acts as representors of ministries and commercial organizations accelerates the processes of Copernicus service implementation in Ukraine and strengthens Ukraine's participation in the European segment of GEO. In addition, the training materials created during this activity will act as the contribution of Ukraine in the Copernicus Academy and could be used by other neighboring countries.