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El Ecosistema de Datos de Copernicus (CDSE) ofrece acceso y procesamiento de datos satelitales basados en la nube, simplificando el análisis a gran escala de la Observación de la Tierra. Esta plataforma apoya la Ciencia Abierta y la comercialización, haciendo que los datos sean accesibles para todos los niveles de usuario.

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Observación de la Tierra Ciencia de Datos Geoespaciales Monitoreo Ambiental Procesamiento en la Nube Ecosistema de Datos de Copernicus

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Área de la Ciencia:

Observación de la Tierra
Ciencia Geoespacial
Monitoreo Ambiental

Sus antecedentes:

El Programa Copernicus proporciona imágenes satelitales esenciales.
El procesamiento tradicional de datos requiere una infraestructura de usuario significativa y descargas.
Existe la necesidad de soluciones de datos de Observación de la Tierra (OE) accesibles y basadas en la nube.

Objetivo del estudio:

Presentar el Ecosistema de Datos de Copernicus (CDSE) como una plataforma novedosa para acceder y procesar datos satelitales.
Destacar las capacidades del CDSE para facilitar el análisis científico a gran escala y fomentar la Ciencia Abierta.
Demostrar el papel del CDSE en la promoción de la adopción de datos de Observación de la Tierra en diversos dominios.

Principales métodos:

Utilización de archivos optimizados para la nube para acceso y procesamiento de datos bajo demanda.
Provisión de Interfaces de Programación de Aplicaciones (API) y procesamiento de máquinas virtuales.
Aprovechamiento de bases de código abierto y tutoriales para el desarrollo de habilidades del usuario.

Principales resultados:

El CDSE permite el acceso instantáneo a imágenes satelitales con procesamiento integrado.
La computación en la nube en el CDSE elimina la necesidad de infraestructura de datos local.
La plataforma admite tanto la Ciencia Abierta como la comercialización de herramientas de OE.

Conclusiones:

El CDSE facilita el análisis científico a gran escala al eliminar los requisitos de descarga de datos.
La plataforma democratiza el acceso a los datos de Observación de la Tierra, sirviendo a usuarios desde principiantes hasta profesionales.
El CDSE está preparado para influir en el sector de OE hacia el procesamiento basado en la nube y el intercambio de conocimientos.