The government agencies, companies and research centres that use, build and research Earth Observation in Ireland. Filter by type or sector, or search by name.
Environmental monitoring and reporting, climate and air-quality research, and EO research funding. Uses satellite data for water quality, land cover and emissions.
Agriculture and food development authority. Spatial analysis and EO research on grass growth, crops, soils and landscape, translated into farm advice.
National agency for marine research. Ocean observation, forecasting models and data services that draw on Copernicus Marine and Sentinel data.
Runs the CAP Area Monitoring System using Sentinel data, and sets forestry and marine policy.
National policy lead for space, ESA membership and the EU Space Programme in Ireland.
National meteorological service. Satellite meteorology, climate services and severe-weather warnings; Irish member of EUMETSAT and ECMWF.
Lead agency for flood risk management, flood mapping and hydrometric monitoring.
Habitats, protected areas and peatland conservation, with EO used for habitat condition and change.
National mapping, land registration and valuation. Aerial imagery, geodesy and authoritative geospatial data via GeoHive.
Geoscience data including INFOMAR seabed mapping, landslides and groundwater.
Coordinates national emergency management; a route for Copernicus emergency mapping requests.
Manages about 7% of Ireland’s land, mostly forest. Uses remote sensing for inventory, storm damage and peatland restoration.
Ireland’s ESA delegation. Supports Irish companies to win ESA contracts and grow space businesses.
Forest intelligence that combines satellite EO with field data for inventory, harvest planning and climate-smart forestry.
Marine data company: metocean buoys and sensors, water-quality monitoring, EO, GIS and machine learning.
GIS, EO and analytics, part of the Tracsis group with Icon GEO. Built the EO-based CAP Area Monitoring System for DAFM.
Space software and EO platforms, supporting ESA and EUMETSAT mission activities.
AI on board satellites: edge processing of EO data in orbit, flown on ESA missions.
Geospatial imagery, AI and mapping applications developed with NCG Maynooth.
Drone operations and aerial survey that complement satellite EO with very high-resolution data.
Geospatial and EO research, Terrain-AI land-use work, maritime surveillance and the EODataHub Copernicus Ambassador role.
Irish Climate Analysis and Research UnitS: climate records, reanalysis and climate services.
Research Ireland centre for energy, climate and marine research, including offshore and coastal EO.
Remote sensing of fires, land and emissions (FLARES) and environmental research.
Earth Institute, agri-food and geospatial research using satellite data.
Ryan Institute research on oceans, coasts and the environment.
Irish organisations that use or provide EO, GIS or remote-sensing services can be listed free. Each profile is verified with the organisation and reviewed every quarter.
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