Knowledge Centre on Earth Observation

CAMS carries out regional reanalysis of air pollution, a method where observations and computer models are combined to create a comprehensive historical record. This means that CAMS...

The African space ecosystem is rapidly expanding, yet there remains challenges and opportunities to increase participation and integration of people into its progress.

In recent years, the Copernicus component of the EU Space programme has played a significant role in the widespread socio-economic development of multiple countries.

A new International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA)-led study proposes a novel method to estimate global economic well-being using nighttime satellite images.

The OceanChallenge4Africa marine data hackathon brought together more than 200 participants to build a thriving blue economy and promote a sustainable ocean.

The purpose of the EUMETSAT User Forum in Africa is to sustain the well established dialogue between EUMETSAT and the African user community, in particular the National Meteorological Services and their regional...

Twenty years ago, predicting a disease outbreak seemed like the realm of science fiction. But today, researchers can predict when and where certain diseases will spread—from...

The Europe-Africa Space Earth Observation High-Level Forum held earlier in June examined the evolving roadmap for enhancing EU-Africa cooperation in satellite-based Earth Observation.

The #OceanChallenge4Africa hackathon will gather participants to tackle ocean challenges in the coastal and marine regions of Africa.