Our members range from multi-national companies to start-ups and single-person consultancies with interests in satellite manufacture and data supply, aerial imaging, drone flying, specialist software development and highly sort after expertise.
Our role is to ensure that our members are aware of all the latest developments in the industry, to introduce them to each other and key figures in the governance of earth observation and ensure our member's views and requirements are heard and understood.
We work to publicise the fantastic work that our members are doing, to the people that need to know. Our website news and job vacancy pages are a resource for our members to shout about the benefits that they can bring to every industry and application.
The Harwell Space Cluster has released its 10-year growth strategy with the ambition to reach 200 organisations collectively employing 5,000 people by 2030. Looking at the next ten years, the focus is on four core Read more…
The European Space Agency has called for new mission ideas: the ‘Call’ invites scientists, working in Earth observation to submit ideas for ESA’s 11th Earth Explorer mission. Earth Explorer missions are built in response to Read more…
BARSC member CGI UK, that delivers mission-critical space software systems for clients around the world, has teamed up with Serco, Inmarsat, and Lockheed Martin UK, to create a new organisation called, Athena. While continuing to Read more…