Creating critical mass for Galileo applications and services
25 October 2006 - 25 October 2006
Germany
A workshop to discuss 'fostering cross-fertilisation between European satellite-space-based application and service providers, enablers and the development of lead markets' will take place on 25 October in Munich, Germany.
The aim of the workshop is to launch a permanent and common platform to facilitate exchange and joint activities of the leading European regions and clusters engaged in global navigation satellite system (GNSS)-based applications and services. Stakeholders are invited to share their vision of the platform. Specifically, they will discuss:
- increasing the visibility of participating European SatNav/Space-based application and service regions;
- improving networking between relevant actors in the SatNav/Space area across Europe;
- creating a basis for joint activities of companies and organisations from the different regions.
The event is being jointly organised by three Europe INNOVA networks, CASTLE, FINANCE Space and INVESaT.For more information, please visit:
ftp://ftp.cordis.europa.eu/pub/docs/europe-innova-workshop-munich-programme_en.pdf(opens in new window)
The aim of the workshop is to launch a permanent and common platform to facilitate exchange and joint activities of the leading European regions and clusters engaged in global navigation satellite system (GNSS)-based applications and services. Stakeholders are invited to share their vision of the platform. Specifically, they will discuss:
- increasing the visibility of participating European SatNav/Space-based application and service regions;
- improving networking between relevant actors in the SatNav/Space area across Europe;
- creating a basis for joint activities of companies and organisations from the different regions.
The event is being jointly organised by three Europe INNOVA networks, CASTLE, FINANCE Space and INVESaT.For more information, please visit:
ftp://ftp.cordis.europa.eu/pub/docs/europe-innova-workshop-munich-programme_en.pdf(opens in new window)