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IONIC Centre, 11 Lysiou Street Athens, Greece GEO-CRADLE Kick-Off Meeting Friday, 19 th of February, 2016 WP3 – Gap Analysis, Indicators and Priorities Grigoris Chatzikostas, InoSens
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  • IONIC Centre, 11 Lysiou Street Athens, Greece

    GEO-CRADLE Kick-Off Meeting Friday, 19th of February, 2016

    WP3 – Gap Analysis, Indicators

    and Priorities

    Grigoris Chatzikostas, InoSens

  • WP3 Objectives

    GEO CRADLE Kick-off Meeting, 19-02-2016, Ionic Center

    WP2

    Previous Projects

    WP4

    WP5

  • WP3 Objectives

    GEO CRADLE Kick-off Meeting, 19-02-2016, Ionic Center

    O1 To conduct a thorough gap analysis using user needs from T2.4 and EO capacities inventories from T2.1, T2.2, T2.3.

    O2 To formulate a set of maturity indicators pertaining to the level of progress of each country towards implementation of GEO and Copernicus.

    O3 To define the priorities related to regional challenges using output of previous two steps and devise an action plan to tackle them.

  • WP3 Plan

    GEO CRADLE Kick-off Meeting, 19-02-2016, Ionic Center

    Task Task Leader Task Participants Time Frame

    T3.1 – Gap Analysis D3.1 – Gap Analysis Report

    INS NOA, IBEC, CEDARE, CERT,

    IPB, CIMA, EARSC, EURISY,

    EGS

    M5-M9

    T3.2 – Maturity Indicators D3.2 Maturity Indicators and country (G)EO profile I D3.4 Maturity Indicators and country (G)EO profile II

    EARSC NOA, CEDARE, CERT, TAU, CUT,

    UZAY, SRTI, INOE, UCSM,

    INCA, INS

    M6-M26

    T3.3 – Priorities in Relation to Regional Challenges D3.3 Priorities Action Plan

    CERT NOA, IBEC, CEDARE, INS

    M7-10

  • Task 3.1 – Gap Analysis

    Task Leader – InoSens

    GEO CRADLE Kick-off Meeting, 19-02-2016, Ionic Center

    M0 M9

  • Task 3.1 – Gap Analysis

    GEO CRADLE Kick-off Meeting, 19-02-2016,

    Ionic Center

    EO user needs:

    Intermediate and end-users

    Inventory: Infrastructure

    & Technical Capacities

    Gap Analysis

    T2.1 T2.2 T2.3

    T2.4

    GEO Sub-task CB-09-04a

    Identifying Best Practices, Gaps and Needs for the RoI

    -Capacities -Funding -Skills

    To create conditions and the enabling environment for engaging the EO global user base with capacity building providers and developers

  • Task 3.1 – Gap Analysis

    GEO CRADLE Kick-off Meeting, 19-02-2016, Ionic Center

    Collaborative research between countries seen as good starting point towards an integrated operation Africa-wide network

  • Task 3.1 – Gap Analysis

    GEO CRADLE Kick-off Meeting, 19-02-2016, Ionic Center

    Need to move towards a continent level community to apply EO potential for marine and coastal areas, long-term natural resource management, & water management.

  • Task 3.1 – Gap Analysis

    GEO CRADLE Kick-off Meeting, 19-02-2016, Ionic Center

    Need for cohesion and coordination within and between countries/fields, start with a top-down approach to drive enabling policies and common standards

  • Task 3.1 – Gap Analysis

    GEO CRADLE Kick-off Meeting, 19-02-2016, Ionic Center

    Need to overcome fragmentation by promoting GEOSS advantages and to provide higher-quality products to end-users.

  • Task 3.1 – Gap Analysis

    GEO CRADLE Kick-off Meeting, 19-02-2016, Ionic Center

    Very specific recommendations to improve integration of European atmospheric probing capacities: transparency and commonly defined measurements.

  • Task 3.2 – Maturity Indicators

    Task Leader – European Association of Remote Sensing

    Companies

    GEO CRADLE Kick-off Meeting, 19-02-2016, Ionic Center

    M6 M26

  • Task 3.2 – Maturity Indicators

    GEO CRADLE Kick-off Meeting, 19-02-2016,

    Ionic Center

    Technical Capacities Infrastructure Skills

    Inventories Intermediate Users End Users

    User Needs

    Capacities vs. needs Best practices/lessons learned

    Gap Analysis

    Benchmarking methodology Standardised “scoring” system

    Maturity Indicators

    (G)EO Maturity Card per country

  • Task 3.2 – Maturity Indicators

    Key objectives

    Mock-up of Maturity table and relevant criteria

    Define common methodology for country (G)EO Maturity Assessment

    Introduce indicators that will help monitoring within and beyond the project

    Provide standardised “scoring” tool to GEO

    Enable monitoring of progress against regional priorities

  • Task 3.3 – Priorities in Relation to Challenges

    Task Leader – Le Centre d’Etudes et de Recherch des

    Télécommunications

    GEO CRADLE Kick-off Meeting, 19-02-2016, Ionic Center

    M7 M10

  • Task 3.3 – Priorities in Relation to Reg. Challenges

    GEO CRADLE Kick-off Meeting, 19-02-2016, Ionic Center

    Gap Analysis Task 3.1

    Priorities Regional Challenges

    Maturity Indicators Task 3.2

  • Task 3.3 – Priorities in Relation to Reg. Challenges

    GEO CRADLE Kick-off Meeting, 19-02-2016,

    Ionic Center

    Thematic Areas

  • Task 3.3 – Priorities in Relation to Reg. Challenges

    GEO CRADLE Kick-off Meeting, 19-02-2016, Ionic Center

    Maturity Indicators

    Gap Analysis

    T3.1

    T1.3

    T3.2

    Priorities Action Plan

    GEO & Copernicus

    Strategic Visions

    Framework at regional and national level, align EO activities with GEO & Copernicus Str. Visions

    Localized weight on GEO-CRADLE activities most necessary for different countries, define how far effort will go given available resources

    Tailor scope of pilot activities

    Provide baseline for future actions

    Recommend-ations for

    Future Actions

    T5.3

    Pilot Activities

    T4.1 T4.2 T4.3 T4.4

    GEOSS & Copernicus Implementation

    in RoI

  • Your Questions are Welcome

    GEO CRADLE Kick-off Meeting, 19-02-2016, Ionic Center

  • GEO CRADLE Kick-off Meeting, 19-02-2016, Ionic Center

    Thank you Grigoris Chatzikostas

    [email protected]

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