The BigSkyEarth workshop in Brno was a success as many new ideas for collaborations emerged from the meeting. Here we publish presentations given at the meeting.

The Book of Abstracts, with suggestions for a possible collaborative work, is available here.

These are presentations given at the workshop:

• Funding opportunities for BigSkyEarth projects
  Darko Jevremovic
• Experience from H2020 Proposals (a personal assessment)
  Gottfried Schwarz
• Application of Signal Processing on networks for Big Data problems
  Ognyan Kounchev
• Consequences of meteoroid impacts based on atmospheric trajectory analysis
  Maria Gritsevich
• Transient events in LSST survey data
  Jovan Aleksić
• Detection and classification of transient astronomical objects in real time using complex event processing
  Veljko Vujčić
• Application of remote sensing data to environmental monitoring, assessment and planning
  Ana Jurjević, Josip Križan
• The Digitized Markarian Survey and the Armenian Virtual Observatory
  Areg M. Mickaelian
• Machine Learning, spectra, GPU, Cloud
  Petr Škoda
• An unmanned airship platform for remote sensing and astronomy applications
  Bojan Pečnik
• Storage and indexing of point cloud data
  Bianca Schoen-Phelan
• Physical Interpretation of big optical dana from planetary and terrestrial surfaces
  Jouni Peltoniemi
• VLF Data Acquisition and database storing
  Vladimir Sreckovic
• Flexible, scalable, standards-based services on spatio-temporal datacubes
  Peter Baumann
• Mining meteorological information from EO data and Numerical Weather Models simulations
  Giovanni Nico
• The Gothard Datascope project
  Gyula M Szabó
• Simulations of galaxy formation in the era of Gaia
  Victor Debattista
• Interactive rich-media data visualization for the masses
  Dejan Vinković
• Deep Learning methods for satellite enhanced high fidelity pastureland
  Robert Ross
• Cloud computing application for water resources based on open source software and open standards – a prototype
  Blagoj Delipetrev
• Image processing and analysis for sky and earth observation
  Sven Loncaric