Knowledge Centre on Earth Observation

Earlier in December 2023, Belgian Prime Minister, Alexander de Croo presented the six political priorities of the EU Council, which will guide the Presidency's legislative...

Backed by four leading European universities and co-funded by the European Commission through Erasmus+, the two-year course equips students with cutting-edge skills in Earth Observation and Environmental Modelling...

On 19-21 September 2023, the headquarters of UNESCO’s Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) in Paris hosted the EuroSea Final General Assembly and the EuroSea Symposium on Ocean Observing and Forecasting...

Scheduled for November 6-9 at the Austria Center Vienna, the Big Data from Space 2023 conference (BiDS’23). The objective is clear: to engage in meaningful dialogue, reveal user requirements...

The Common Agricultural Policy is the largest and most promising use case for Copernicus and Galileo-based solutions in the public sector. This article explains how Copernicus's Space-based data and services...

Mercator Ocean International, (the entrusted entity operating the Copernicus Marine Service) has just published "COPERNICUS MARINE – USER – Blue Markets...

The EU and the US have for a long time enjoyed deep and beneficial cooperation on space affairs. To further develop this cooperation, the two sides engage in regular space dialogues...

With commercial companies playing an increasingly important role in creating a dynamic and innovative space industry, nine New Space satellite data suppliers have joined the Copernicus...

Released within the framework of the UN’s Space 2030 Agenda, which provides a roadmap for using space as a driver for sustainable development, the report looks at how Copernicus, Galileo...

The MarCOSIO Consortium, part of Phase II of the GMES & Africa programme, leverages satellite data to provide decision support tools for marine and coastal management. One...