Innovative Applications and Services Selected for Integration into DestinE Platform

The European Space Agency (ESA) and Atos have selected a portfolio of innovative Advanced Applications and Services (AAS) for integration into the Destination Earth (DestinE) Platform. These new services will contribute to strengthening the digital ecosystem and expanding the platform’s capabilities in Earth Observation and environmental intelligence.

The selected providers will soon begin onboarding their applications onto the DestinE PlatformSelf-standing DestinE system component, interfacing with the More. These applications are designed to deliver advanced functionality and support a broad range of users in policy, science, industry, and civil society.

Upcoming Services on the DestinE Platform

• Desert Locust Monitoring ServiceRegular provision of technological capabilities, resources, More
  Identifies regions at risk of desert locust outbreaks by combining AI techniques and multi-source climate data to forecast swarm formation and migration up to two weeks in advance.
  Developed by SISTEMA GmbH.

• COMEO
  Offers lossy compression for Sentinel-1 and Sentinel-2 products using DCT, JPEG 2000, and LICH algorithms, with visual tools for comparison and enhanced rendering to detect oil slicks.
  Developed by VisioTerra SAS (prime), with GAEL Systems SAS (subcontractor).

• CONOPS
  Predicts mosquito abundance and human disease risk at 2×2 km resolution using machine learning models that integrate EO, entomological, and epidemiological data.
  Developed by EDGE in Earth Observation Sciences (prime), with National Observatory of Athens (NOA) (subcontractor).

• Hi-Res LST
  Provides high-frequency Land Surface Temperature data at up to 30-metre resolution for applications in urban planning, energy, agriculture and critical infrastructure.
  Developed by OHB Digital Services GmbH.

• CC-PLAN
  A container of applications supporting climate change adaptation through historical climate analysis and decision-support tools tailored to human activity.
  Developed by CGI Italia s.r.l (prime), with Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia (INGV) (subcontractor).

• Inland Water Quality Monitoring
  Combines satellite and in-situ data for operational monitoring of inland water bodies, providing actionable indicators like temperature, turbidity and chlorophyll-a.
  Developed by Magellium (Artal group) (prime), with vorteX-io (subcontractor).

• CALIFE
  Offers personalised quality-of-life reports for specific locations, including multilingual certificates with indicators on health, biodiversity, water, mobility, and more.
  Developed by Murmuration SAS (prime), with CyberInflight SARL (subcontractor).

• MoMo (Motion Modeling)
  ModelsSoftware applications that represent different aspects of th More InSAR deformation time series using environmental variables to support early detection of infrastructure risks.
  Developed by Detektia Earth Surface Monitoring S.L (prime), with GMV Soluciones Globales Internet S.A.U. (subcontractor).

• GeoKinesia InSAR Services
  Detects and forecasts land deformation risks, offering intuitive tools like the Active Deformation Area and Deformation Differential Maps.
  Developed by GeoKinesia S.L. (prime), with Centre Tecnològic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya (CTTC) (subcontractor).

• HARVICe – Harvest in Control
  Delivers automated, satellite-based crop monitoring to support agro-food stakeholders in planning, yield forecasting and sustainable farming practices.
  Developed by Geoville Informationssysteme und Datenverarbeitung GmbH (prime), with Geo4A B.V. (subcontractor).

Stay tuned for more updates as advanced applications and services on the DestinE PlatformSelf-standing DestinE system component, interfacing with the More continue to roll out.

About the DestinE Platform

The DestinE PlatformSelf-standing DestinE system component, interfacing with the More, developed by ESA and its contractors, is the central access point to the Destination Earth system. It includes the Data Lake (DEDL), the Digital Twin Engine and the first two Digital Twins. The platform delivers applications, models, and simulations to provide accurate and actionable insights for users in support of the EU’s green and digital transitions.

The platform enables users to:

• access and explore data referenced by DestinE

• develop, analyse, and visualise environmental models

• run simulations and transform datasets

• create and operate custom applications and services

• share results, data, applications, and libraries

DestinE is designed to be open, collaborative, performant, and user-centric — evolving continuously to meet scientific, societal, and policy needs.

Destination Earth (DestinE) is a European Union-funded initiative implemented by ESA, ECMWF and EUMETSAT.