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ESA Contract extension for an EO Agro-insurance platform

5 January 2021 News No Comments

VITO is proud to announce that ESA has granted a contract extension for the EO4I project (Earth Observation for Agro-Insurance). Next to VITO, the project team consists of Geoville with support of Agroinsurance.com and  focuses on how remote sensing can help to tackle the challenges of agricultural insurance industry.

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