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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 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...

The EU Space Programme has been marked by many "firsts". In the winter of 2005, we witnessed the launch of the first Galileo test satellite. Almost a decade later...

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...

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...

On 30 November, the Copernicus Marine Service launched the Ocean Climate Portal, an innovative platform designed to provide information about our oceans. The Ocean Climate Portal...

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...

The Copernicus Maritime Surveillance User Group meeting is taking place on 18 October 2023 in Lisbon, Portugal, organised by the European Maritime Safety Agency. The 2023 CMS...

Mercator Ocean International is organising a webinar to introduce the Copernicus Marine Service to actors involved in the formulation of marine related policies. The webinar will present how the Copernicus...

The event “Copernicus Data at the Service of the EU Arctic Policy” organised by Mercator Ocean will be held at the European Parliament in Brussels on 7 December. It will...