Knowledge Centre on Earth Observation

GIMS stations are light, independent structures and can be easily installed close to landslide areas. Each solar-powered station has software fully equipped...

The Copernicus Marine Service is excited to announce its latest service and product release and updates for 30 November 2023. Essential updates to the new Marine Data Store...

The 28th meeting of the Conference of the Parties (COP28), the annual meeting of the parties to the United Nation Framework Convention on Climate Change, wound down in Dubai, United Arab Emirates...

This year has been a year of many milestones for the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S*). From the Global Climate Highlights released in January to its participation in COP28 in November-December...

The Copernicus Marine Service enables researchers and marine scientists to obtain timely and accurate information about the ocean, as well as forecasts of its dynamics, by providing free, regular...

The Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS) helps us track greenhouse gas emissions, and bulletins from the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) show us how...

The Demo Day is usually an exciting opportunity for visitors to get a first-hand look at an array of applications using data from Galileo, EGNOS and Copernicus. Speaking of Copernicus, Mercator Ocean...

When the Paris Agreement was signed, in December 2015, the world was projected to reach the 1.5°C threshold by March 2045. Today, on the 8th anniversary of its signature...

From the assimilation of new satellite data at the start of the year, to the CAMS contributions at COP28 in November-December, the service has been active throughout the year, supporting policy- and decision-makers with consistent...

CATRINE, an EU-funded project coordinated by ECMWF, will improve the numerical aspects of the transport of atmospheric tracers, with an emphasis on long-lived greenhouse gases. It will support an operational...