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eoWIKI aims to support the awareness and the communication of EO activities from Academy, Research and the commercial sector. It is a tool to display to non-EO users how EO is currently used, develop the awareness of EO users which are not specialists and to promote EU capabilities. eoWIKI for e-shape will enhance the promotion of the e-shape pilots and the engagement with new communities of users: starting from the EO taxonomy, the web user can navigate and identify how Earth Observation is used through the e-shape Success Stories, enhancing the visibility of the e-shape pilots. The platform, through the e-shape capacity building best practices, help pinpointing gaps and opportunities from the end-user point of view, and presenting trends on technology and marketplace developments. | ||
This area provides the top-level structure of the taxonomy of Earth Observation services, helping to define a common language of EO products and services between communities. Here, the web user can find EO services organised at market and thematic level. | This area provides a consolidated list of success stories for interested user communities to facilitate the identification of relevant applications for the user. In this section, the web user can find up-to-date success stories from the e-shape pilots. | e-shape capacity building best practices Through its scale (partners, pilot’s users, and associated entities) and objectives, e-shape offers a unique opportunity to acquire and pass on knowledge that enables replication and scalability. 4 main topics are identified as relevant to pursue collaboratively to actively engage the e-shape community:
| e-shape aims to support the long-term economic sustainability and – where applicable – the commercialisation of each pilot . This section through the Technology Watch and market keep you up to date on the latest technology and applications on products and services in the remote sensing sector. |
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