【Overview】
Hokkaido, the northernmost of Japan’s main islands which covers 20% of the country’s land area and boasts a rich natural environment, has geographic similarities to Europe. The affluent primary sector in the region implies a vast potential of untapped areas which can benefit from space technologies. The workshop will link together European and Japanese companies (especially SMEs) for future business collaboration and partnerships, introducing the potential application of space technology in other industries through presentations of successful case studies involving the utilization of Space and Earth observation assets around applications in Agriculture, Forestry, Fisheries, Farming, Logistics and more.
**Agenda**
- Mr. Seiyuu Aoki, Executive Director, Office of Science and Technology Promotion, Bureau of Industrial Promotion, Department of Economic Affairs, Hokkaido Government
- Mr. Gergely Antal Sulyuk, First Secretary, Trade Section, Delegation of the European Union to Japan
- Mr. Sebastien Clerc, EO Operational Service Manager, ACRI-ST
- Mr. Sebastian Scheiding, Managing Director, Astro- und Feinwerktechnik Adlershof GmbH
- Ms Laura Abuja Conde, Senior Sales Coordinator for Asia Pacific, Deimos Imaging S.L.U
- Mr. Francesco G.G. Zingales, Director, LAZIO CONNECT
- Mr. Massimo Zotti, Head of Government & Security SBU, Planetek Italia
- Mr. Grega Milcinski, CEO, Sinergise Ltd
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