Swarm DISC News Letter
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Swarm DISC - the Data, Innovation and Science Cluster - is a consortium of expert partners with a project office at DTU Space supporting the exploitation of the Swarm mission. The objective of Swarm DISC is to foster an ecosystem of new innovative data products or services enhancing the return on investment with respect to the Swarm scientific results.
Nils Olsen Professor and Head of Geomagnetism and Geospace Phone: +45 45259708 nio@space.dtu.dk
Klaus Nielsen Project Koordinator Phone: +45 45259776 klausn@space.dtu.dk
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Swarm DISC collects ideas for "New products, tools, and services" from the scientific community. Currently, the seventh session of Calls for Ideas is ongoing.
Submitted ideas are evaluated by the Swarm DISC Advisory Board (DAB) and recommendations for development are considered. After ESA's approval of the choices, Tender Evaluation Boards are selected to write the Invitation to Tender (ITT) based on the recommended ideas.
By signing up for the Swarm DISC newsletter (on the top, right of this page) you will receive notification when new ITTs, clarifications or Open Calls are published, for new products related to the Swarm mission.
The first call in 2016 resulted in 29 ideas. Four Invitations To Tender (ITT) were published on behalf of ESA for selected ideas early 2017, for a series of new projects targeted at evolving the Swarm mission outcome, according to a formal procurement procedure:
The second call for ideas lead to the following ITTs:
For the third call issued in November 2018 a total of 9 ideas were submitted, three of which were selected for further development. These have formed the basis of the following Invitations to Tender:
For the fourth call issued in May 2019 a total of 13 ideas were submitted. Work on the further development of selected ideas is ongoing and has so far resulted in the following Invitation to Tender:
For the fifth call issued in May 2021 a total of 9 ideas were submitted. Work on the further development of selected ideas is ongoing and has so far resulted in the following Invitation to Tender: