Artificial Intelligence (AI) is not just a futuristic concept; it's a critical tool shaping the present, especially in the field of Earth Observation (EO). This is particularly evident in Copernicus...
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Copernicus Marine Environment Monitoring Service (CMEMS)
As human activities continue to warm, acidify, and deoxygenate our oceans, marine biodiversity continues to decline. This affects the wider marine ecosystem, threating food webs, species...
The 2024 UN Ocean Decade Conference brought together the Ocean Decade community and partners to celebrate achievements and set shared priorities for the future of the Decade. The conference, which...
While satellite imagery has been available since the 1980s, there have been significant recent additions to the list of available sources of Earth Observation data. Copernicus...
In line with key EU directives, the following Copernicus Marine Use Cases, developed under the 2021-2028 Copernicus Marine National Collaboration Programme, illustrate how marine...
The EU Copernicus Ocean State Report has been recognised as an action under the Mission "Restore our Ocean and Waters" Charter. This recognition underscores the importance of the Copernicus...
Earth Observation (EO) data and products provide a range of crucial information to support decision-making and policy development on a diverse array of interconnected Arctic issues, making EO...
Space endeavours require innovation, and innovation thrives on diversity. Studies show that employees who feel that their organisation supports diversity, report an increase in their ability...
A decade after Sentinel-1A's launch on 3 April 2014, it continues to deliver large amounts of data to users each month. This mission, built on the legacy of pioneering...
FOCCUS (Forecasting and Observing the Open-to-Coastal Ocean for Copernicus Users) is part of the 2023 Horizon Europe calls for Space supervised by HaDEA, the Health and Digital Executive Agency, and aims...