The S34I project recently held its General Assembly at the prestigious University of Ljubljana, bringing together project partners, the Advisory Board, and key stakeholders for an intensive day-and-a-half meeting dedicated to assessing progress and planning future steps.
Key Highlights of the General Assembly
The sessions commenced with a welcome address from a University of Ljubljana International Relations Representative, followed by an introduction from Project Officer Grazyna Krzywkowska. The assembly provided an opportunity for consortium members to engage in high-level discussions, review project milestones, and explore new avenues for collaboration.
The agenda included:
- Presentations on Work Packages and Working Groups, highlighting substantial progress and promising preliminary results.
- Strategic discussions on the next phases of the project, focusing on innovation, sustainability, and technological advancements in Earth Observation for mineral exploration.
- Future planning to proactively address upcoming challenges and ensure smooth implementation of the project’s objectives.
Expert Contributions and Industry Insights
The S34I consortium also had the privilege of receiving valuable contributions from key industry experts:
- KPMG Portugal, represented by André Alves Tooley, provided insights into financial and strategic aspects crucial to the project’s success.
- SPACE-SI – Slovenian Centre of Excellence for Space Sciences and Technologies, led by Dr. Tomaž Rodič, shared expertise on space-based remote sensing applications and technological innovations that can enhance the project’s methodologies.
Looking Ahead
The S34I General Assembly 2024 reaffirmed the project’s commitment to driving cutting-edge research in Earth Observation, strengthening collaboration among partners, and aligning efforts with Europe’s sustainability and digitalisation goals. As the project moves forward, it continues to explore innovative solutions to support responsible and efficient mineral exploration.
