The Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) has approved “OGC API – Tiles – Part 1: Core”, a new standard whose development has been led by CREAF.
The great challenge of earth observation networks is the management of large volumes of data. A new European project with CREAF participation aims to solve it. How? using a cyberinfrastructure
Monitoring the extent of lake effluents provides valuable information on the risk of pollution and contributes to improving drinking water production and preserving environmental sustainability.
The recently formed ‘European Open Science Cloud, EOSC’ association incorporates CREAF among its members and other research centers and organizations across Europe. The announcement has been made
Creating and validating a methodology to generate citizen science observatories is the common thread of the European project Ground Truth 2.0, which has worked with
With a view to improving access to and the availability and use of geospatial data, the intergovernmental partnership GEO (Group on Earth Observations) has this
Participation of CREAF will be in the showcase about Ecology with a certain continuity of the EcoPotential activities.
According to an article by CREAF researchers Benjamin Stocker and Josep Peñuelas published in Nature Geoscience, drought impact studies based on satellite data do not factor
A CREAF research team comprising Joan Masó, Ivette Serral, Cristina Domingo and Alaitz Zabala has created a graphic that shows the links and gaps between
To help promote ECOPOTENTIAL project CREAF and all ECOPOTENTIAL partners opened an exhibition entitled “Spaced: Using Earth Observations to Protect Natural Landscapes” at the European Parliament. Those with passes to the
