Remote Sensing
Partners
The ‘Open Initiative on the Use of Space Technologies to Support the Monitoring of UNESCO Natural and Cultural Heritage', is a framework permanently open to new partners that are willing to assist UNESCO in its endeavors.
UNESCO embraces an international network of innovative organizations, leading space corporations, space research institutions and talented individuals.
These networks of partners are bringing to developing countries space technologies for the conservation of the world’s cultural and natural heritage.
UNESCO embraces an international network of innovative organizations, leading space corporations, space research institutions and talented individuals.
These networks of partners are bringing to developing countries space technologies for the conservation of the world’s cultural and natural heritage.
Space Agencies
- Belgium Belgian Science Policy Office
- Canada Canadian Space Agency - CSA
- European Space Agency – ESA
- Germany German Aerospace Centre - DLR
- International Astronautical Federation – IAF
- Iraq Space Department
- Norway Norwegian Space Centre
Universities and Research Institutes
- Belgium Ghent University
- Belgium Royal Museum of Central Africa
- Belgium Catholic University of Louvain
- France University of Provence
- Germany University of Freiburg
- Germany University of Heidelberg
- Ireland University College Dublin - UCD
- Spain University of Valencia
Private Sector
- Austria Geospace
- France Spot Image – Planet Action
- USA GeoEye
- USA Orbimage
International Symposium/Congress
- International Astronautical Congress - IAC (all Space Agencies)
- International Center for Remote Sensing and Environment - ICRSE (International Symposium on Remote Sensing and Environment)