Solutions Program

This application must be able to integrate different types of data sources and process them to produce land use databases, i.e. it must provide cartographic technicians the use of a set of applications to automate data capture and information analysis.

Monitoring and permanent control of water conditions and quality is of particular importance and affects economic environments that are fundamental to the Galician economy: fishing, shellfish harvesting and aquaculture, public health and tourism (quality of bathing waters, management of cyanobacteria proliferation in reservoirs), environment (effluent discharges), among others; this being especially important in sea waters, due to the very important socio-economic activity that it represents in our community.
Four departments of the Xunta de Galicia participate in this project, and is an example of interdepartmental coordination for the benefit of the public.

The need for this solution stems from the responsibility entrusted to the Xunta de Galicia’s health services to assist any type of health emergency that arises in the community. The use of unmanned vehicles will allow a rapid response to a very frequent time-dependent pathology, such as cardiac arrest (CA), in areas with difficult access.

This initiative makes Galicia a pioneer at national and European level, with a system that will enhance timely assistance to pilgrims suffering from cardiac arrest.

The first solution will permit the management of geo-referenced geographical, territorial and agro-environmental information required for the control of agricultural activity, by integrating data captured by sensors fitted on unmanned aerial vehicles and on other technological devices.

This system will capture quality images of agricultural plots for further processing, and crop management data such as ground height, crop height and moisture content.

This project is designed to create an agricultural plots information processing platform, which will permit downloading of geographical data that identify plots, their topographical morphology, crops and other data obtained through sensors onboard UAVs and other devices.
All this information will be stored on a platform that can be usefully exploited both by the Administration and by agents from the primary sector. Based on these data, different applications will be developed aimed at improving and optimising production and digital tracking of plots and crops.

The aim of the three tenders published by AMTEGA within the framework of the Civil UAVs Initiative is to develop technologically innovative solutions to resolve a unique challenge: automatic inspection of aid provided under the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP).

More specifically, this third solution focuses on the design and implementation of an intelligent system to automate field work and decision-making linked to EU aid in Galicia.

Based on the information obtained with the above solutions, this system will help differentiate the types of agricultural plots and allow technicians to make decisions without always having to physically move to the plot.