EODataHub is run by the National Centre for Geocomputation (NCG) at Maynooth University, Ireland’s Copernicus Ambassador in the EU Space Networks.
Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Acting Director of the National Centre for Geocomputation. Irish National Delegate for the Copernicus programme. Leads the EODataHub and MU’s Copernicus Ambassador role.
Manages the EODataHub research programme, partnerships and stakeholder engagement with Irish agencies and industry.
Develops EO methods and Irish case studies, from Sentinel time-series analysis to land and coastal applications.
Builds the EODataHub platform, data pipelines and the interactive Copernicus map services.
Works on EO data processing and machine-learning applications for the EODataHub.
MU’s contact points in the EU Space Networks list are Prof. Tim McCarthy (NCG) and Prof. Peter Thorne (ICARUS).
EU Space NetworksWe help Irish public bodies, companies, researchers and the public understand and use Copernicus. That means explaining what EO can do, showing Irish examples, running training, pointing people to the right data, and connecting users with Irish providers.
Workshops, talks and school and public events on Earth Observation and the EU Space Programme.
Guides, tutorials and course listings for Copernicus data, the Data Space Ecosystem and Irish EO courses.
Terrain-AI, SoMoSAT soil moisture, FLARES with UCC, maritime surveillance and EO platform development at NCG.
Questions about Copernicus data, an Irish EO use case, training or the directory? Get in touch.
EODataHub has received support from the European Union under the Caroline Herschel Framework Partnership Agreement on Copernicus User Uptake (FPA 275/G/GRO/COPE/17/10042), through the FPCUP project. The views expressed are those of the authors.