RMIT Global Webinar - Space Data for Industrial Innovation

Join us for a global webinar addressing the opportunities and challenges of using space data for industry-led innovation

Space technologies are playing a pivotal role in the transition towards digital and green economies.

Nowadays, satellite communications can help to connect 49% of the world’s remaining unconnected population, while measuring the different indicators that support a sustainable world.

At industry level, the space sector is providing tremendous opportunities to drive innovation and create new market opportunities. Satellite signals and data are increasingly accessed and used across a wide range of industry sectors, from energy to health, food and tourism. ​

The growth of the global space industry sector is expected to have a spillover effect into other areas, creating jobs, driving innovation and revitalising the post-COVID economy. This will inevitably translate into new skills and capabilities for the future workforce. ​
This global webinar will explore the opportunities, challenges and future vision of using space data for industrial innovation by bringing together representatives of the space industry as well as government agencies from Europe and Australia to address the following questions:​

  • What is the future of sensor technology?
  • How can space data support industry to create new business opportunities?
  • How can cybersecurity help accelerate the growth of the space industry ?
  • How can we achieve the automation and scalability needed for analysing space data?
  • What are the skills gaps and demands for the next generation of professionals?

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