What is ENEON?


ENEON intends to increase the connection between the existing EO networks and the Science & Technology (S&T) communities involved in defining the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), as well as the S&T communities engaged in the assessments, forecasting, and projecting of future developments. ENEON is the instrument that will bring together European networks involved in research and innovation relevant to GEOSS, with a particular focus on the in‐situ segment. ENEON also addresses emerging European networks and sensor development projects to provide future provisions which may not yet be part of GEOSS or Copernicus Services.

purposes

incorporate to ENEON all EO networks members currently active in Europe,

consider in ENEON as much thematic areas as possible,

spatial harmonization of EO in-situ data,

connect ENEON with gap analysis studies, in particular ConnectinGEO methodology,

harmonization among EVs,

spatio-temporal continuity of the observations,

harmonization among standards (sensorML, etc).

open to

European thematic in-situ networks,

the GEOSS S&T Stakeholder Network and Communities or Practice,

Copernicus in‐situ segment,

representatives of the SME's the private sector,

European and national funding agencies and,

other European stakeholders of non‐space Earth observations.

outputs

ENEON stimulate a more harmonized and coherent coverage of the European EO networks,

ENEON reemphasizing the political strategic targets,

ENEON create opportunities for SMEs to develop products based on the current networks,

ENEON open avenue for industry to participate in investments to address the identified high-priority gaps,

ENEON feed a consultation process complemented by a systematic analysis of the available data and metadata.