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Diverse and full of life, Europe's coastal zones are much admired for their biodiversity and the benefits they provide to people's livelihoods. Copernicus helps us to study...

In this week's Observer, we'll look at the many ways in which Copernicus data and services are helping us to understand how health is affected by our environment, through...

In November 2023, at the EU Space Week, the Copernicus Thematic Hubs were officially launched. They focus on specific thematic areas and regions, namely, for the first four...

As the Copernicus Services develop, a continued focus on their evolving requirements for in situ data is essential. As a result, the EEA’s mandate includes maintaining an overview of the State of Play of the access...

Last October, the Copernicus Land Monitoring Service (CLMS) signed its next framework contract for production of the Urban Atlas product suite. Urban Atlas is CLMS’...

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...

In November 2023, Copernicus, the Earth Observation component of the European Union’s Space Programme, launched four Copernicus Thematic Hubs. These hubs serve as single entry...

Healthy soils are fundamental to life on Earth, and this precious resource faces multiple challenges, including soil sealing, over-grazing, and intensive agriculture. Celebrated on 5 December...

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

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...