We are pleased that the Federal Ministry for Food and Agriculture (BMLE) last week confirmed the extension of our AgriSens DEMMIN 4.0 project for the next two years. Together with our project partners, we are very excited and look forward to further developing applications of Remote Sensing and Geoinformation for agricultural actors in Germany.
Our specific task during this time is to strengthen the applicability and functionality of our DataCube in close cooperation with our partners.
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