Background

The Digital Helix was amongst the first tranche of Helix communities launched by Crowdhelix in early 2013, and is led by the world-renowned academic institution University College London.

Scope

Closely intertwined with the activities of almost all other Helixes, the Digital Helix provides a broad Open Innovation community for experts seeking international collaborators to carry out ICT-related research and innovation in support of the following objectives, and many more:

  • Artificial Intelligence, Cloud computing & Blockchain
  • High-Performance Computing
  • Connectivity, including 5G
  • The Internet of Things & the Future Internet
  • Photonics & Electronics
  • Digital Inclusion, Skills, & Jobs

Policy

The EU’s European Digital Strategy also aims to foster a trustworthy environment in which citizens are empowered in how they act and interact, and are in control of the data they provide both online and offline. This empowerment will lead to a digital transformation which enhances democratic values, respects fundamental rights, and contributes to a sustainable, climate-neutral and resource-efficient economy. Crowdhelix intends to facilitate the creation of this environment by promoting wider participation in digital research and innovation actions to communities beyond direct stakeholders, which will help lead to more citizen-centric and co-developed outcomes along with increased societal uptake.

Supporting Copernicus through Big Data and Artificial Intelligence - Joint Project Forum at EU Space Week 2022

Past Event

Thu, Oct 6, 2022 01:30 PM - Thu, Oct 6, 2022 03:00 PM

The four projects CALLISTO, DeepCube, CENTURION and GEM funded from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation programme under the DT-SPACE-25-EO-2020 call, invite you to their event organised within EU Space Week, in hybrid format. This is an opportunity for the four projects to showcase our scope, objectives and key results. Each project defines a set of 'use-cases', to demonstrate and validate novel developments in big data and AI on Earth Observation Data applications, and we expect to explore synergies that will spark future collaboration. Please join us on October 6, 2022 in Hall C, Prague Expo at 13:30 CEST - register for EU Space Week for free by following the link. The event will also be broadcast on the EU Space Week site.

Organisations

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    IBM
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    KTH Royal Institute of Technology
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    Digital Catapult
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    Technische Universiteit Delft
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    Imperial College London
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    Tampere University
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    ETH Zurich
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    Tilburg University
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    University of Turku
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    Vilnius Gediminas Technical University
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    ARIADNEXT
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    University of Copenhagen
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    Lithuanian Energy Institute
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    Open University
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    Tazi
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    University College Cork
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    CYENS Centre of Excellence
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    University of Utrecht
  •
    University Medical Center Groningen

Projects

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    IDEAL-IST Network

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