📢 Project Update – EVIDERI

The EVIDERI project has reached its final milestone: yesterday, the final meeting took place at the European Space Agency – ESA ESRIN headquarters in Frascati, Italy.
The project, funded by ESA, aims to promote the use of Earth Observation (EO) and Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) data as legal evidence in investigations and proceedings related to crimes of international concern.

The EVIDERI consortium — composed by sarmap SA, IABG, and
Janes Group UK Limited — presented the project’s achievements and the valuable lessons learned throughout its development to the end user, the International Criminal Court (ICC), and to ESA.

We are extremely pleased with the positive feedback received from the ICC and honored by the significant impact that our work had on the definition of the procedure needed to include EO data in the Court’s investigate and prosecute crimes of concern to the international community.

We sincerely thank Maria Michela Corvino, ESA technical officer, for providing this opportunity to demonstrate how Earth Observation data combined with OSINT can play a pivotal role in such new domains of application.

We deeply thanks the ICC for their invaluable feedback throughout the project and the entire EVIDERI team for their exceptional professionalism and dedication.

Evideri Project Update

Today, the EVIDERI consortium, composed of sarmap SA, IABG, and Janes Group UK Limited, had the honor of visiting the International Criminal Court headquarters in The Hague, Netherlands, to present and discuss the first results obtained within the framework of the #EVIDERI project.

This initiative, financed by the European Space Agency – ESA, aims to standardize investigative procedures and promote the utilization of #EarthObservation (EO) and Open Source Intelligence (#OSINT) data as legal evidence in investigations and proceedings related to crimes of concern to the international community.

We extend our gratitude to the International Criminal Court for hosting this first in-person meeting. It was an exceptional opportunity to gain feedback and requirements from experts for developing this challenging and exciting project.