Copernicus for Urban Resilience in Europe

The CURE Copernicus Core Services Interface has been developed facilitating fully automated access to data products for the CURE system and its cross-cutting applications.

The CURE project, represented by FORTH, co-organized the ‘Artificial Intelligence for Big Satellite Data - Greece at the Forefront of European Research’ Online Workshop.

The 2nd Progress Meeting of the CURE project was successfully completed via teleconference.

The 1st Review Meeting of the CURE project was successfully completed via teleconference.

The second issue of CURE newsletter is now available to provide a closer insight into the project.

The CURE project was presented in the ‘Space for Cities: From Innovation to Operation’ Online Workshop.

The CURE project was presented in the 4th SmartBlueCity Euro-Mediterranean Conference-Exhibition.

The CURE project was presented by Dr. Nektarios Chrysoulakis in 2020 IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium.

The CURE project was presented by Dr. Nektarios Chrysoulakis in SPIE Remote Sensing Digital Forum 2020.

CURE leaflet is now available to communicate the project and its scope.

The 1st Progress Meeting of the CURE project was successfully completed via videoconference yesterday.

CURE team organized Virtual Users Workshops towards uncovering the users’ requirements regarding the CURE applications and the CURE prototype.

The first issue of CURE newsletter is now available to provide a closer insight into the project.

The European Geophysical Union General Assembly 2020 - EGU2020 ( egu2020.eu) in response to the coronavirus pandemic is held virtually during 4–8 May 2020.

CURE just kicked off today in Brussels! Thanks to our Project Officer for organizing the meeting and many thanks to all the participants which are already working hard to plan cross-cutting application for the Copernicus Services.