The event will feature demonstrations of the latest developments of ESA DTE Digital Twin Components and is designed to facilitate discussions between scientists, research institutions, policymakers, innovators, industry, stakeholders, ESA DTE activities, European and national Digital Twin initiatives.

Held every three years, ESA’s Living Planet Symposia are among the world’s premier events on Earth observation.

The regular CollGS workshops provide a platform for ESA and its partners to exchange on the current status of the cooperation and to discuss the future evolution of the Sentinels Collaborative Ground Segment. 

There is an undeniable urgency to act on climate change and to effectively respond to the unprecedented ‘triple crisis’ of climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution. This requires a quantum leap in the way we observe, understand and predict the dynamic evolution of the Earth system and its complex interactions with human activities and ecosystems. Digital Twins have recently emerged as potential solutions to address these needs.