Year 1 Achievements: DLG e.V. – German Agricultural Society
In the first year of the NOSTRADAMUS project, DLG e.V. has made significant contributions across networking, piloting, and international collaboration — all aimed at accelerating innovation in agriculture. WP1 – Multi-actor NetworkingAs one of the leading associations in Germany’s agricultural and food sector, DLG harnessed its strong network to drive knowledge exchange and innovation actions. […]
Year 1 Achievements: Aristotle University of Thessaloniki – Intelligent Systems and Software Engineering Lab (ISSEL)
The Intelligent Systems and Software Engineering Lab (ISSEL) of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki plays a pivotal role in the NOSTRADAMUS project, bringing over 30 research projects’ worth of expertise in intelligent systems, software engineering, and applied machine learning. Their work in Year 1 has been instrumental in laying the technological foundation of the project. […]
Year 1 Achievements – AgFutura Technologies
As part of the first year of the NOSTRADAMUS project, AgFutura Technologies has made important contributions that strengthen the foundations of our work and connect digital innovation with sustainability goals. Data Integration ReportAgFutura led the production of the Data Integration Report, combining existing agricultural management databases with structured field-level surveys. This deliverable provides the entire […]
Predicting a sustainable future: How Earth observation drives the circular transformation in the agri-food sector
The agri-food sector is currently at a critical juncture. The challenges posed by climate change, resource scarcity, and increasingly stringent regulations, such as the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) and Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), necessitate substantial adaptation efforts. However, the question remains: how can we navigate this intricate landscape effectively? The solution to this […]
Securing Europe’s Agricultural Future: How the NOSTRADAMUS Project is Advancing Food Security and Digital Innovation
As climate change, geopolitical instability, and market volatility place growing strain on Europe’s agricultural systems, the need to secure a sustainable and resilient food supply has never been more urgent. Agricultural independence and food security are not just policy buzzwords—they are critical components of a future-proofed European Union. The NOSTRADAMUS project, funded under the Horizon […]
What does AI have to do with agriculture?
One of the areas that are going through the most dramatic change in the break of the Fourth Industrial Revolution is agriculture. Today, more than ever, producers are under huge pressure to increase yields, reduce costs and grow quality products. This is not an easy task and requires dedication, hard work and investments, and the […]
Multi-Actor Approach: Co-Creating Solutions for Sustainable Agriculture
In today’s fast-changing agricultural landscape, no single expert holds all the answers. That’s where the Multi-Actor Approach (MAA) comes in. The MAA is an approach that allows the co-creation of solutions as well as the sharing of knowledge between several actors who have specialized knowledge in different areas. The NOSTRADAMUS project embraces this collaborative spirit, […]
What is the Internet of Things (IoT)?
The Internet of Things refers to a network of physical devices—from weather sensors and soil monitors to drones and GPS trackers—that are embedded with sensors, software, and connectivity. These devices collect and exchange data with each other and with central systems, often in real time. In everyday life, this could mean a smart thermostat in […]
What Are Data Cubes — And Why They Matter for Smart Agriculture
In a world increasingly driven by data, especially in agriculture and climate action, Data Cubes (DCs) are becoming a powerful way to transform how we manage, analyse, and use Earth Observation (EO) data. But what exactly are they — and why do they matter for the Nostradamus project? What Is a Data Cube? A Data […]
Why We Need Earth Observation: A Key to Smarter, Sustainable Agriculture
In an era marked by climate uncertainty, rapid population growth, and increasing pressure on natural resources, our ability to make informed decisions about the land has never been more crucial. This is where Earth Observation (EO) comes in—offering us a powerful lens to monitor, understand, and respond to what’s happening on the ground. What is […]