EOMAP wins Copernicus Masters 2013 challenge

EOMAP wins this years Copernicus Masters cloud computing challenge with the idea of “Operational Satellite-Derived Bathymetry Service – Rapid, spatial, validated”.

“EOMAP provides an innovative way to ascertain underwater depth in coastal waters as a service for industry and the public sector. It can be made available on-demand anywhere in the world using the dynamic scalability of cloud computing, which could make costly methods using planes and ships obsolete.” Dr Jurry de la Mar, Account Director Global Accounts & International Business, T-Systems International GmbH.

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