New destination for Landmap

G. Millin-Chalabi

New destination for Landmap

G. Millin-Chalabi

School of Environment & Development Administration

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Abstract

In the January/February 2014 edition of GeoConnexion UK I authored‘Where next for Landmap?‘ highlighting the many achievements overthe past two decades of this Academic Spatial Data Infrastructure(A-SDI) such as:- The development of the Optical, Thermal, Features, Radar andElevation data collections, with data sourced from a wide rangeof data providers in the geospatial community such as EuropeanSpace Agency (ESA), Infoterra, Bluesky, RapidEye, The GeoInformationGroup and Getmapping- The creation of Open Educational Resources (OER) authored byacademics and the commercial sector to facilitate the use ofspatial datasets in the latest image processing and GIS software’sLandmap was recognised for these achievements by the Europeancommunity when voted runner-up for the Best Service Challenge in theCopernicus Masters 2013 Awards which recognises innovative solutionsfor business and society based on the use of Earth Observation data.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	61-61
Number of pages	1
Journal	GeoConnexion UK
Volume	13
Issue number	2
Publication status	Published - 1 Mar 2015

Keywords

Landmap
Copernicus
RSPSoc
NEODC
NERC
Jisc

Copernicus Masters Best Service Challenge Award
Millin-Chalabi, G. (Recipient) & Kitmitto, K. (Recipient), 6 Nov 2013
Prize: Prize (including medals and awards)

Unlocking the Power of Geospatial Data: Embracing FAIR Principles for Innovation and Impact
Millin-Chalabi, G. (Speaker)
11 Jun 2025
Activity: Talk or presentation › Invited talk › Research

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New destination for Landmap

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Copernicus Masters Best Service Challenge Award

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Unlocking the Power of Geospatial Data: Embracing FAIR Principles for Innovation and Impact

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