Tools
EO4GEO will provide academic institutions and end users with open tools supporting Copernicus education and training
A Body of Knowledge (BoK) for EO/GI
In order to be able to design curricula and to define the required skills for the space/geospatial sector, the domain has to be defined in terms of concepts to be covered.
The objective is to build further on previous efforts and extend existing ontologies with all relevant concepts from the Earth Observation domain.
The creation of a network of experts will be crucial for achieving a BoK covering all EO/GI aspects.
A curricula in support of Copernicus
EO4GEO will define possible structures for different curricula for different processes and profiles. These curricula will be used and tested (trough dedicated training actions) in case-based scenarios for 3 EO/GI strategic sub-sectors.
EO4GEO will also provide open tools for curriculum design making use of the developed BoK.
A platform of collaborative tools
EO4GEO will create a collaborative platform based on the analysis of existing components and platforms and the development of new components and tools.
The work will make use of the results of the GI-N2K project (especially the developed curriculum design tool), the platforms and components that have already been developed in the context of the Copernicus programme and generic collaborative education and training platforms.
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