ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL AERIS GENERAL MEETING!
The fourth AERIS General Meeting took place this week in Aix en Provence. This much awaited annual event enables all the AERIS teams to get together and discuss various transversal […]
Highlights
Geostationary satellite data in the spotlight at ICARE
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 […]
NEW WEBSITE FOR THE NDACC-FRANCE PROJECT
The NDACC (Network for Detection of Atmospheric Composition Change) project is an international network for long-term monitoring of the stratosphere and upper troposphere, set up in 1991 and based on […]
THE MEGHA-TROPIQUES SATELLITE MISSION COMES TO AN END
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 […]
A feedback on the annual ACTRIS-FR workshop
Last week, the annual workshop of the French component of ACTRIS took place in Aussois. It was an opportunity for the AERIS teams to meet its users and to share […]
EGU 2023 comes to an end
The AERIS cluster fully participated in this 2023 edition of the EGU. A session dedicated to data and services in interdisciplinary research for Earth observation was organised by our scientific […]
Cyclone Freddy seen by geostationary satellites
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 […]
C3S Data Rescue: restoring old satellite data to improve current and future climate modelling.
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 […]
NEW WEB INTERFACE FOR THE TAPAS SERVICE
TAPAS is a free online service for the astronomical community, allowing the user to access simulated atmospheric transmission for specific observing conditions (description available in Bertaux et al., 2014). It […]