US EditionDigital Earth Africa And Amazon Web Services Unlock Sustainable Development Through Open Data
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Digital Earth Africa and Amazon Web Services unlock sustainable development through open data
Earth observation (EO) data, such as satellite images, has the potential to help both people and the planet. But the data is often overwhelming and messy, making it hard to take advantage of information that could support better policy decisions and support more sustainable development.Digital Earth Africa (DE Africa) started in 2019 with a simple but ambitious vision: to democratise EO data to improve lives. The program aimed to provide a conti…
Digital Earth Africa And Amazon Web Services Unlock Sustainable Development Through Open Data
Earth observation (EO) data, such as satellite images, has the potential to help both people and the planet. But the data is often overwhelming and messy, making it hard to take advantage of information that could support better policy decisions and support more sustainable development. Digital Earth Africa (DE Africa) started in 2019 with a simple but ambitious vision: to democratise EO data to improve lives. The program aimed to provide a c…
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