Eva Cabanach • Oct 5, 2015

Explore More Space with Javier de la Torre and CartoDB

With the recent discovery of water on Mars, what better time than now to think of fresh new ways of space exploration and data visualization, as well as how we view the third rock from the sun?

On October 12 to 14, join our CEO, Javier de la Torre at ESRIN in Frascati, Italy to explore the new challenges and opportunities for Earth Observation (EO) research created by the rapid advances in Information and Communications Technologies (ICT). This includes open tools and software, data-intensive science, virtual research environment, citizen science and crowdsourcing, advanced visualization, e-learning and education of the new generation of data scientists.

Javier will deliver a keynote at the innovative Earth Observation Scientific Exploitation Programme: Earth Observation Open Science 2.0. His address titled, Making the Most of Earth Observation through Visualization is at session C1A during the Scientific and Visualization portion of the program.

The program’s objective is to maximize the scientific benefits of EO data by capitalizing on the digital revolution and is organized by The European Space Agency (ESA), an intergovernmental organization dedicated to the exploration
of space.

Participation to the conference is free and will be followed by a Hackathon on October 15 and 16.

Happy data mapping and see you in Frascati!

About the author

Eva earned a degree in advertising and PR in Madrid. She then moved to London, where she received a diploma in digital marketing and spent four years working at multinational corporations. She became member of the CARTO team in 2015.
She enjoys reading, shopping, and finding the best spots to enjoy good food.

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