Earth observation (EO) is a strategic and fast-changing domain of the space economy that increasingly contributes to the understanding, analysis and management of different natural and societal aspects of Earth. A range of socio-economic benefits may derive from the use of EO data. This chapter aims to identify the benefits accrued by end users of EO services and applications, on which there is scarce evidence in the literature. With the objective of filling in this gap, the chapter relies on a survey distributed to the end users of EO services in Italy, a country which is active along the whole value chain of the space economy.

The socio-economic benefits of Earth Observation (EO): insights from the final users of EO services and applications in Italy / V. Morretta, G. Catalano - In: The Economics of Space Sustainability : delivering economic evidence to guide government action / [a cura di] OECD. - [s.l] : OECD, 2024. - ISBN 9789264686793. - pp. 79-92 [10.1787/f2558ff5-en]

The socio-economic benefits of Earth Observation (EO): insights from the final users of EO services and applications in Italy

V. Morretta
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2024

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Earth observation (EO) is a strategic and fast-changing domain of the space economy that increasingly contributes to the understanding, analysis and management of different natural and societal aspects of Earth. A range of socio-economic benefits may derive from the use of EO data. This chapter aims to identify the benefits accrued by end users of EO services and applications, on which there is scarce evidence in the literature. With the objective of filling in this gap, the chapter relies on a survey distributed to the end users of EO services in Italy, a country which is active along the whole value chain of the space economy.
Settore SECS-P/03 - Scienza delle Finanze
Settore SECS-P/06 - Economia Applicata
Settore SECS-P/02 - Politica Economica
Settore ECON-03/A - Scienza delle finanze
Settore ECON-04/A - Economia applicata
2024
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