Europe · Earth-observation onboard-processing research
EO-ALERT onboard processing chain
This project focuses on earth-observation onboard-processing research.
CORDIS reports EO-ALERT completed an Earth-observation processing-chain proof of concept. Final tests processed optical and radar satellite data on the ground, with roughly one-minute vessel detection/classification and one-minute global delivery. An operational in-orbit demonstration was a next step, not a completed result. The program ended in November2021 and received EUR4.772 million in EU funding.
Elecnor Deimos-led consortium · Ground proof of concept completed
Scope: Mission-specific processing · Architecture processes an Earth-observation mission own imagery and alerts. Not a shared cloud-computing service.
Figures retain their disclosed units and scope. Launched hardware does not establish demonstrated performance; targets may change. Not disclosed means no figure in the reviewed sources.
PROJECT RELATIONSHIPS
Suppliers & project partners
Deimos Imaging SLU
Consortium participant
Program organization: Elecnor Deimos
Partnership
Historical registered participant in the EO-ALERT research consortium.
CORDIS explicitly marks participation ended. Retain historical relationship, not a current contract.
Announced Publication date not supplied · Evidence checked 27 Oct 2026
Follow a dated official operational orbital-demonstration result, if published.
Manual review 31 Oct 2026. Compared CORDIS ground-system results with the existing SAR breadboard configuration. Added distinct detection, global-relay and latency-target stages. These do not establish an operational orbital demonstration. Primary body last observed not available. Source monitoring: unavailable. Source collection and substantive profile review are separate checks. Plans and dates may change.
CORDIS reports EO-ALERT completed an Earth-observation processing-chain proof of concept. Final tests processed optical and radar satellite data on the ground, with roughly one-minute vessel detection/classification and one-minute global delivery. An operational in-orbit demonstration was a next step, not a completed result. The program ended in November2021 and received USD 5,331,278 (EUR4.772 million) in EU funding.