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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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, 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 […]
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 […]
The FROGS (Frequent Rain Observations on GridS) database consists of a collection of precipitation products from various origins (in-situ, reanalysis and satellite) with a homogeneous format, all set to the […]
Our ICARE data and services centre will soon open its DATAVIZ area. This web page offers different tools for data visualisation and research:
While COP 27 has just ended in Egypt with a very mixed outcome, the issue of reducing greenhouse gas emissions remains crucial: according to the annual bulletin of the World […]