EU-Japan cooperation on the exploitation of Quantum Space Gravimetry data
EU–Japan cooperation on the exploitation of Quantum Space Gravimetry data
€450K - €500K
25/09/2025
Research Institution, Public Institution, Private Business, Non-profit
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What is the EU-Japan cooperation on the exploitation of Quantum Space Gravimetry data Call?
Expected Outcomes
• Support EU space policy objectives and the European Green Deal by preparing the technical and scientific groundwork for an innovative Quantum Space Gravimetry mission
• Foster and strengthen EU–Japan cooperation in the field of quantum sensing from space
• Enable scientists from the EU and Japan to develop methods, tools and applications in advance, in order to fully exploit QSG mission data once available
Scope Requirements
• Identify specific Earth science domains (e.g. hydrology, geodynamics, ice-mass change) of mutual interest for EU and Japan that will benefit from QSG data
• Propose innovative algorithmic or data-processing solutions tailored to quantum gravimetry outputs, clearly demonstrating improved accuracy, resolution or stability over classical approaches
• Provide an assessment of expected QSG mission performance (e.g. sensitivity, spatial/temporal resolution, stability)
• Include research and dissemination actions that engage end-users and data-service institutions at an early stage
• Demonstrate how generated methods and tools will be adopted by the scientific community
• Address integration of the gender dimension (sex and gender analysis) if and where relevant to the scientific objectives
Special Conditions
• Subject to restrictions for the protection of European communication networks
• If using satellite-based Earth observation, positioning, navigation and/or timing data, beneficiaries must use Copernicus and/or Galileo/EGNOS services (other sources may be used in addition)
• Only one proposal will be selected and funded (maximum one grant under this topic)
• Funding is provided as a lump sum under the Horizon Europe Lump Sum Grant model
• Single-stage submission: opening 22 May 2025; deadline 25 September 2025, 17:00 Brussels time
• Applicants must select and incorporate the description and expected impacts of Destination 5 “Open strategic autonomy in developing, deploying and using global space-based infrastructures, services, applications and data” from the Work Programme
Open from: 22/05/2025
Deadline:25/09/2025
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