With the spatial and spectral capabilities of the recent geostationary sensors, the potential of combining geostationary observations from several operational satellites to create the so-called GEORING is attracting increasing interest […]
As part of the European FAIR-EASE project, which aims to customise and exploit distributed and integrated services for observing and modelling the Earth system, the environment and biodiversity by improving […]
This month, the ICARE/AERIS data and services centre developed a new imagery product compiling observations made by the five geostationary imagers. The GEORING Day-Night product is currently generated at hourly […]
After more than 10 years of observations, the Franco-Indian satellite was decommissioned and deorbited on 7 March. Launched on 12 October 2011 by the Indian launcher PSLV C18, as part […]
Cyclone Freddy, which formed at the beginning of February off the coast of Australia, is the longest cyclone ever recorded: after crossing the Indian Ocean from east to west over […]
At the previous COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh, leaders recognised the need to “fill existing gaps in the climate observation system“. For example, the role of the Copernicus Climate Change Service […]