Next week, Terradue will be present at the ESA Living Planet Symposium 2025, held in Vienna, Austria. LPS is one of the most important global events dedicated to Earth Observation. We’re thrilled to be part of the dialogue shaping the future of EO science and technology.
We invite you to visit our booth (O18 on Level 1) and join our sessions to see how Terradue’s cloud-native platforms and solutions are enabling innovation across the EO landscape.
Exhibitor presence
All week | Booth O18 on Level 1
Terradue is a proud sponsor of the Living Planet Symposium 2025.
At the booth, Terradue is showcasing solutions for key initiatives in disaster response, regional platform development, and cloud-native Earth science workflows, including:
- Disaster Charter Processing Environment – A worldwide coordination for multi-mission EO data exploitation in response to global disasters.
- Copernicus LAC Platform – A regional hub for the use of free and open EO data in Latin America and the Caribbean.
- Geohazards Exploitation Platform (GEP) – A collaborative platform for geohazard monitoring & mapping.
Oral Presentations at LPS 2025
Cloud Native Copernicus Platform for Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) Region
Monday 23.06.2025 – 16:15 | Room: Hall G2
Terradue presents the design and capabilities of the CopernicusLAC Platform, supporting free and open EO data access and processing for the LAC region. … more
Pedro Goncalves, Fabrizio Pacini (Terradue) | Florencio Utreras (Universidad de Chile) | Uwe Marquard (T-Systems)
Enhancing Disaster Response Through Cloud-Based Multi-Mission EO Data Processing
Wednesday 08:30 | Room: 1.31/1.32
Showcasing the Charter Mapper for multi-mission data processing in disaster scenarios, including real-time services for the International Charter ‘Space and Major Disasters’. more …
Fabrizio Pacini, Mauro Arcorace (Terradue) | Marco Chini (LIST) | Zachary Foltz (ACRI-ST) | Roberto Biasutti (ESRIN, ESA)
Best Practices for Reproducible FAIR Workflows
Wednesday 11:30 | Room: 0.94/0.95
How open standards, such as CWL and CWLProv, support reproducible EO science and FAIR principles through the Open Science Persistent Demonstrator (OSPD). more …
Pedro Goncalves, Fabrice Brito (Terradue) | Ingo Simonis, Micah Brachman (OGC)
Bridging Research and Operations with Cloud-Agnostic EO Application Packages
Thursday 11:30 | Room: Hall L3
Demonstrating cloud-agnostic execution of EO workflows on GEP, CopernicusLAC, and the Urban TEP through OGC EO Application Packages. more …
Fabrice Brito, Pedro Goncalves, Fabrizio Pacini (Terradue)
Operationalizing MLOps in the Geohazards Exploitation Platform (GEP)
Thursday 16:15 | Room: Hall L3
Explore how MLOps is being implemented within GEP to automate and scale machine learning models for terrain motion and hazard analysis. more …
Simone Vaccari, Herve Caumont, Parham Membari, Fabrizio Pacini (Terradue)
Open Science in the Making
Wednesday & Thursday | Foyer L3 (Level 1)
Moreover, Open Science will be brought to life at the ‘Open Science in the Making’ corner, where Terradue is contributing over two days through the Application Propagation Environment (APEx) ESA initiative, with experts available to help for transitioning scientific algorithms to scalable products and services.
There are a limited number of slots for a one-to-one session with the APEx team. Register to secure your place.
Let’s Connect in Vienna
We’d love to meet and discuss how we can work together to advance Earth science. You can find us throughout the week either at the booth or during our sessions.
Stay tuned on LinkedIn for updates and behind-the-scenes insights from Vienna.
See you at LPS 2025!