European Space ExpoDiscover what Space brings to your life

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Open daily 10 am - 8 pmFree Admission

Agenda 10-minute presentations followed

by questions and answers

Copernicus is the European programme designed to provide information services, which combine satellite data and local observations, in order to monitor the environment and contribute to the security of European citizens.Galileo is Europe’s global navigation satellite system, providing a highly accurate, guaranteed global positioning service under civilian control.

Tuesday 12 February 201316.00

Space in our everyday lifeJesús Marcos - Tecnalia

16.30Copernicus and the SatCen:

global observation for a safer worldMaria Gorzynska - EU Satellite Centre

17.00 Safer aircraft landings in Europe thanks to satellites

Alejandro Fransoy - INECO

18.00 Discovering the Universe from Space

Maria del Pilar Román - CDTI

19.00The Galileo European system for satellite navigation and

its applicationsJavier Ventura-Traveset - ESA/ESAC

Wednesday 13 February 201316.00

The guardians in the sky: satellites in our everyday lifeLaura Moreno - Starlab

17.00 Remote sensing, a multi-purpose Earth Observation tool

Alix Fernández Renau - INTA

18.00Spanish satellites for Earth Observation

Mónica López - CDTI

19.00GNSS applications for precise positioning, the big challenge

Miguel Romay - GMV

Thursday 14 February 2013

16.00Geospatial Reference Data in everyday life

Antonio Arozarena - Instituto Geográfico Nacional

17.00Copernicus:

applications of a European Space programme in SpainEmilio Vez - CDTI

18.00Space for aviation, aviation for Space

Luis Chocano - INECO

19.00The living planet: the Earth Observation satellites of the

European Space AgencyGuillermo Buenadicha - ESA/ESAC

The agenda may be subject to change. You can find the most updated version of the agenda on the http://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/policies/space/expo/index_en.htm website.

Friday 15 February 2013

16.00Copernicus and the SatCen:

global observation for a safer worldPablo Vega - EU Satellite Centre

17.00The European Space Agency and its main programmes

Javier Ventura-Traveset - ESA/ESAC

17.30 The structure of Space activities

Gonzalo Galipienso - EADS CASA Espacio

18.00How and why we measure Earth temperature

Eduardo de Miguel - INTA

19.00 Galileo and the PRS service

Luis Miguel Suárez - INTA/Galileo Service Centre

Saturday 16 February 201311.00

Space Environment and its influence on electronicsDemetrio López - ALTER TECHNOLOGY TÜV NORD

12.00Observing forest fires from Space

Emilio Chuvieco - University of Alcalá

13.00Getting rid of Space debris

Gonzalo Sánchez-ArriagaUPM - Escuela de Ingenieria Aeronautica y del Espacio

17.00 Copernicus: Space in our everyday lifeCelestino Gomez - GMV

18.00Galileo and its Service Center

Alejandra Martinez - INTA/GSA/Galileo Service Centre

Sunday 17 February 201311.00

The astronaut of the futureDiego Fernández - ARQUIMEA

12.00The Spanish contribution to the MSL/Curiosity mission

José Moreno - Crisa

13.00The great adventure of Satellite Navigation

Rafael Olmedo - GEKO NAVSAT

17.00The benefits of Space in our everyday life

Héctor Guerrero - European Commission

18.00How is Madrid seen from Space?

Marino Palacios - INDRAAna Marta García Malanda - City of Madrid

Monday 18 February 2013

16.00 Protecting Space Infrastructure:

Space Situational Awareness Juan Luis Valero - EU Satellite Centre

17.00Space at the service of the Spanish wine industry

Salomón Montesinos - GEOSYS

18.00How satellite imagery improves

our life and the environmentGuillermo Villa - Instituto Geográfico Nacional

19.00Exploring Mars, and the search for extraterrestrial life

Victor Parro and Javier Gómez ElviraCentro de Astrobiología (INTA/CSIC)

12 February - 18 February 2013Explanada del Puente del Rey (Madrid Río)Principe Pío StationMadrid

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