The 1st CASSINI Hackathon connected hundreds of hackers with geospatial information from Copernicus Earth observation data and its services and/or positioning technologies from Galileo & EGNOS.

The first Copernicus Hackathon Cork on the topic of Natural and Cultural Heritage, organised by Eurisy together with the Cork Institute of Technology and the National Space Centre in Cork took place...

High temperatures and severe drought during recent weeks may be contributing to a higher number of intense fires. Observations and forecasts from the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service...

A new ESA-funded research demonstrates how a specific way of processing satellite altimetry data can make it possible to determine sea-level change in coastal areas...

Complementing Copernicus, Galileo, EGNOS, and the forthcoming GOVSATCOM, this new EU flagship programme, will benefit a broad range of sectors, including road and maritime transport, air...

A new report from the EU statistical office, relies heavily on data from the Copernicus Marine Service to map EUs progress across its SDGs. In the case of human interaction...

The future health of Europe’s people and the planet lies on our plate: the way in which food is farmed, fished, processed, distributed, valued, prepared, consumed and wasted must...

The European seaweed sector transitions from harvesting wild stocks only to harvesting and farming seaweed. This transition comes with the need to rethink the role of the European sector on the global scale...

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Scientists at the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS*) have been active throughout the COVID-19 pandemic in helping build a better understanding of how human activity and weather...