[Event Report] Participated and Exhibited a Booth at the 'Vietnam-Japan Space Horizons 2026 Forum' Held in Vietnam
Tellus Inc. exhibited at the Vietnam-Japan Space Forum held in Vietnam from March 12-15, 2026. The booth was visited by the Vietnamese Prime Minister, and they also conducted a hands-on training for satellite data utilization.
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Tellus Inc. (Headquarters: Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Hideto Yamazaki; hereinafter 'the Company') participated and exhibited a booth at the 'Vietnam - Japan Space Horizons 2026 Forum' held at the Vietnam Space Center in Hoa Lac, Vietnam, from March 12 to 15, 2026.
In addition, on March 11, 2026, we conducted a hands-on session introducing how to use satellite data utilizing the satellite data platform 'Tellus' for Vietnamese space agency staff and university students studying space fields. This initiative was implemented as part of the technological development project 'Development and Maintenance of Verification Infrastructure for Satellite Data Utilization Systems Overseas (Consignment)' promoted by the Japan Space Forum (JSF) under JAXA's Space Strategy Fund project.
## ◆ About the Booth Exhibition
The Vietnam - Japan Space Horizons 2026 Forum is an event held in conjunction with the opening ceremony of the Hoa Lac Space Center, aimed at further strengthening space technology cooperation between the space agencies of Japan and Vietnam. The Company exhibited a booth at this event to introduce its efforts to aggregate various satellite data and provide an environment where satellite data is easier to use, taking on the role of a satellite data platform in Asia including Japan and Vietnam. Positive interest in the utilization of satellite data in Vietnam was received from visitors, and expectations for the expansion of future utilization were felt.
Furthermore, Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh visited the booth and viewed the visualizer utilizing GOSAT. It was evident that there is high interest in climate change observation using satellite data and the possibility of satellite data cooperation between Japan and Vietnam.
## ◆ About the Hands-on Session
On March 11, 2026, the day before the event, we conducted a hands-on session on satellite data analysis using Tellus together with Yamaguchi University for about 15 staff members belonging to Vietnamese space agencies and university students studying space-related fields. In the hands-on session, in addition to basic knowledge about satellite data, participants actually displayed the satellite data installed on Tellus using the open software 'QGIS' used for geospatial information analysis, and learned simple analysis methods.
In addition, on March 11, 2026, we conducted a hands-on session introducing how to use satellite data utilizing the satellite data platform 'Tellus' for Vietnamese space agency staff and university students studying space fields. This initiative was implemented as part of the technological development project 'Development and Maintenance of Verification Infrastructure for Satellite Data Utilization Systems Overseas (Consignment)' promoted by the Japan Space Forum (JSF) under JAXA's Space Strategy Fund project.
## ◆ About the Booth Exhibition
The Vietnam - Japan Space Horizons 2026 Forum is an event held in conjunction with the opening ceremony of the Hoa Lac Space Center, aimed at further strengthening space technology cooperation between the space agencies of Japan and Vietnam. The Company exhibited a booth at this event to introduce its efforts to aggregate various satellite data and provide an environment where satellite data is easier to use, taking on the role of a satellite data platform in Asia including Japan and Vietnam. Positive interest in the utilization of satellite data in Vietnam was received from visitors, and expectations for the expansion of future utilization were felt.
Furthermore, Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh visited the booth and viewed the visualizer utilizing GOSAT. It was evident that there is high interest in climate change observation using satellite data and the possibility of satellite data cooperation between Japan and Vietnam.
## ◆ About the Hands-on Session
On March 11, 2026, the day before the event, we conducted a hands-on session on satellite data analysis using Tellus together with Yamaguchi University for about 15 staff members belonging to Vietnamese space agencies and university students studying space-related fields. In the hands-on session, in addition to basic knowledge about satellite data, participants actually displayed the satellite data installed on Tellus using the open software 'QGIS' used for geospatial information analysis, and learned simple analysis methods.