SATSDIFACTION
Satellite data and Spatial Data Infrastructures for an evidence-based regional governance
Project summary
The integration of Satellite Data in local and regional SDIs (Spatial Data Infrastructures) is of strategic importance and with great potential to support government and decision making at sub-national level. European Earth Observation System Copernicus can in fact be a disruptive source of knowledge to improve territorial and environmental management, efficient use of natural resources and delivery of effective public policies and services to citizens.
However, due to the lack of competences - at organisational and individual level, as well as low awareness among political decision makers, the uptake of existing satellite data and services is challenging, and their integration in added-value services for local and regional administrations (LRAs) is far from optimal.
The SATSDIFACTION project aims to address exactly this issue, promoting the exchange and transfer of experiences related to the use of Satellite Data in local and regional Spatial Data Infrastructures as a means to improve the performances of regional policy instruments in a number of different fields.
Through a transformative learning process based on mutual peer studies and reviews, the project will promote better governance at local and regional level, helping partners and their stakeholders become more efficient, effective and accountable.
SATSDIFACTION Project presentation video
This video introduces our partners, outlining their respective areas of expertise, and sheds light on the project's objectives and mission. Explore how Satellite and Spatial Data Infrastructures are integral to fostering evidence-based regional governance, enhancing the efficacy of regional policy instruments across diverse public domains.