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Get your High-Res Challenge proposal over the line

July 7, 2014 By Editor

Györk Fülöp offers his tips for completing European Space Imaging & Skybox Imaging High-Res Challenge idea proposal

You already logged on and registered. You have filled in some information but are procrastinating about finishing the final details. The deadline is looming. With only two weeks before the close of the European Space Imaging & Skybox Imaging High-Res Challenge as part of the Copernicus Masters you know you want to get over the line to have the chance to win €20,000 of imagery.

For the home stretch, last year’s High-Res Challenge winner Györk Fülöp offers candidates some tips on how to get their proposal over the line.

He says:
•    Keep it simple: Let your friend understand it over a cup of coffee!
•    Keep it on the target: Draw up the problem, illustrate it, and solve it!
•    Sleep on your answers: And next day review it before continuing!
•    Think out of the box and out of your head: Don’t stand in the main-stream, but judge your idea with somebody else’s eyes

Györk Fülöp won the European Space Imaging High-Res Challenge in 2013. His idea focused on adding value to environmentally friendly agronomic activities producing crops with a smaller ecological footprint, and certifying this activity. Regular observations via very high-resolution satellite data and radar images will prove if farmers’ activities use less ecological footprint. Györk currently receives European Space Imaging data worth up to € 20.000 and ongoing support.

Prospective participants for the European Space Imaging & Skybox Imaging High-Res Challenge have about three weeks left to submit their ideas. Submissions are open worldwide until 20 July 2014. For more information: www.eusi-skybox.copernicus- masters.com.

About European Space Imaging
European Space Imaging (EUSI) is a leading supplier of very high-resolution satellite imagery to customers in Europe and North Africa. It is the only European satellite data provider operating its own multi-mission capable VHR ground stations, enabling optimized collection strategies, flexibility and real-time weather assessments. Since 2002 the Munich based company has provided customers access to the most advanced VHR satellites and services available throughout their region.
 
About Skybox Imaging
Skybox Imaging (Skybox) empowers global businesses to make better decisions with timely, high fidelity imagery and infinite analytics. By combining the power of web technologies and a constellation of high-resolution imaging satellites, Skybox is generating a unique data source describing daily global activity with timely, accessible, sub-meter color imagery and high definition video of the Earth. Founded in 2009, Skybox Imaging is backed by leading venture firms and comprised of internet and aerospace professionals. For more information, visit www.skybox.com.

 

Filed Under: Earth Imagery Tagged With: Get your High-Res Challenge proposal over the line, News, R/S & Earth Imaging

About Editor

Glenn is a geographer and a GIS professional with over 20 years experience in the industry. He's the co-founder of GISuser and several other technology web publications.

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