The International Workshop on Planning and Scheduling for Space is the place to be for breakthroughs in AI-powered satellite operations — and this year, Domino-E is front and center.
With three scientific papers directly emerging from the project and two more featuring Domino-E researchers, the initiative is clearly influencing how we approach modular, intelligent, and scalable ground segment architectures for Earth observation.
Earth observation is undergoing a transformation, driven by the need for faster, more flexible, and cost-effective access to satellite data. Domino-E stands at the forefront of this change, offering a scalable, modular approach that empowers both established players and emerging innovators. By breaking down traditional barriers, Domino-E paves the way for a future where satellite…
The world of Earth Observation (EO) is evolving rapidly—and with it, the complexity of satellite ground segments. As data volumes grow and operational costs increase, scalable, modular, and federated solutions are needed to ensure accessibility, affordability, and efficiency. This is exactly what the Domino-E project is addressing. To share our findings and engage with future…
Europe once again has independent access to space. Europe will also benefit from this in the area of Earth observation.
Domino-E contributes to the Domino architecture, creating a novel way of cooperation in European Earth observation. The Domino framework presents a groundbreaking approach to Earth observation (EO) by fostering a collaborative environment where industry and science work together throughout the entire development lifecycle, from initial concept to final validation of modular EO building blocks.…
