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Geosystems Hellas S.A. (GSH) is a top-tier provider of advanced geospatial SW solutions, geoinformat-ics, and data analysis. Activities focus on EO services, downstream space, remote sensing, geographic information systems, photogrammetry, data management, and platform development and integration. GSH provides geospatial intelligence and SW solutions. GSH is working on commercial environmental, photogrammetric, and remote sensing projects and R&D projects for land management, crisis manage-ment, and Spatial Data Infrastructure (INSPIRE Directive) implementations. GSH is involved in big data and data fusion and ML. Its solutions integrate sensors, software, domain knowledge, and customer workflows into intelligent information ecosystems that deliver actionable information used in a broad range of vital industries. GSH is a member of the European Association of Remote Sensing Companies (EARSC), the Hel-lenic Association of Space Industries (HASI), the Hellenic Manufacturers of Defence Material Association (SEKPY), and the si-cluster.

NEUROPUBLIC specialises in the development of innovative, high-performance integrated information systems, building on IoT, EO, Big Data, and ML technologies, focused especially on Smart Farming, Com-mon Agricultural Policy (CAP) implementation, and spatial analytics. NEUROPUBLIC is at the forefront of development regarding the new generation of IACS and agricultural monitoring using remote sensing, as specified in the Future CAP regulations proposed by the EC. NEUROPUBLIC developed the first and only large-scale IoT infrastructure in Greece, consisting of thousands of sensors installed in agricultural parcels, designed and developed in-house, collecting environmental and soil measurements from the field. Its Gaiasense Smart Farming integrated system uses these data as input and combines them with a variety of EO data, farm data, farm logs, etc., to produce next-generation Smart Farming advice on fertilisation, irri-gation, and pest management. Currently, Gaiasense is offering services for more than 25 different crops to more than 18,000 farmers in Greece, Cyprus, Poland, Portugal, and Spain.