[Webinar 2026-01] From space to Cloud: practical Earth Observation workflows.
We are pleased to invite you to our upcoming webinar designed to present you a practical introduction to Earth Observation in the cloud.
Join us for a practical introduction to Earth Observation in the cloud, where data, catalogues, and infrastructure form a single analytical ecosystem. The session will demonstrate how EO data can be discovered, explored, and processed directly in the cloud using real use cases and hands-on workflows.
The session is technical, but presented in an end-to-end manner, focusing on how all components work together.
WHEN: Wednesday, January 14th, 14:00 CET
DURATION: 60 min + Q&A
> This webinar is for:
- data analysts and data scientists who want to work with Earth Observation (EO) data without downloading it locally
- GIS and remote sensing specialists interested in modern, cloud-based approaches to data discovery and processing
- IT, cloud, and DevOps engineers who want to see practical use of virtual machines, Kubernetes, and object storage in an EO context
- students and PhD candidates in technical fields (GIS, geoinformatics, computer science, data science)
- people starting their journey with the Copernicus / CDSE / CREODIAS ecosystem, who want to understand the full stack: data, catalogue, and infrastructure
- participants of the Geospatial Innovation Competition for the best solutions and apps that rely on spatial data
> What you will learn:
- understand what data is available in the CREODIAS platform
- use data access points such as CREODIAS Data Explorer, the OData catalogue, STAC, effectively for data discovery
- perform data discovery and exploration in Jupyter notebooks without downloading the data
- understand how virtual machines, Kubernetes, and object storage form a coherent analytical environment
- launch and configure a virtual machine using the CloudFerro dashboard
- understand the basics of infrastructure as code, using Terraform and Kubernetes
- learn from real business and research use cases based on EO data

Technical presentation - agenda
- CloudFerro & the EO Ecosystem
An introduction to CloudFerro Cloud and the CREODIAS platform. - From Projects to Practice
How data, catalogues, and infrastructure come together in real-world EO workflows. Overview of CloudFerro’s projects and examples of real-world applications. - EO Data in the Cloud
Available datasets and how to access them efficiently without local downloads (CREODIAS) - Data Catalogue & Discovery
Using CREODIAS Data Explorer, the OData, STAC, and Jupyter for fast and effective data discovery. - Cloud Infrastructure for EO
Virtual machines, Kubernetes, and object storage as a unified analytical environment. - Real-World Use Cases
Practical examples including oil spill monitoring and AI-powered data discovery. - Key Takeaways & Q&A
CREODIAS as a complete, ready-to-use Earth Observation stack - combining data, catalogues, and cloud infrastructure.
Presenters

Marcin Niemyjski
Data Scientist at CloudFerro
Marcin is an Earth Observation Data Engineer with a strong focus on cloud computing and geospatial data processing. Works on turning raw satellite imagery into reliable, analysis-ready datasets by building scalable services, optimizing data pipelines, and enabling seamless access to Earth Observation data for real-world applications.

Tomasz Furtak
Junior Data Scientist at CloudFerro
Tomasz focuses on Earth Observation data cataloguing and cloud-based processing, with particular expertise in the STAC standard. Works on analyzing Copernicus data, developing practical EO use cases, and exploring very high-resolution datasets from Copernicus Contributing Missions. Involved in metadata standardization activities supporting the Copernicus Programme.

Bartosz Staroń
Junior Data Scientist at CloudFerro
Bartosz works with Earth Observation data cataloguing based on the STAC standard, GIS analyses, and cloud-based EO data processing. Uses Python to support scalable data workflows and geospatial analysis for a variety of EO-driven applications.

Bartosz Augustyn
Junior Data Scientist at CloudFerro
Bartosz is involved in R&D activities related to Earth Observation data embeddings. Works with Python and GIS tools, combining data science methods to support the development of innovative EO products.