The AERIS teams are back together!
From 9 to 11 May, the first General Assembly of AERIS post Covid took place in Avignon. A reunion for some and a discovery of AERIS for others, this General […]
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IUPAC website gets a new look!
IUPAC (International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry) is the world’s authority on chemical nomenclature and terminology, including the naming of new elements in the periodic table, standard methods of […]
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FAIR EASE: services for Earth observation
The recently selected European FAIR-EASE project is part of the HORIZON INFRA 2021 EOSC programme. This project aims to implement distributed and integrated services for the observation and modelling of […]
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Volcanic eruption in Tonga seen from geostationnary satellites
On 14 January, the Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai undersea volcano erupted and caused a tsunami. It flooded the coasts of Japan, the United States and killed two people in Peru. The eruption […]
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AERIS participates in the EQUIPEX OBS4CLIM project!
OBS4CLIM (Integrated Atmosphere Observation System) is a project carried by 18 partners (CNRS being the coordinating institution) and which aims to develop the innovation of the three French components of […]
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Feedback on the ACTRIS actors and users workshop by AERIS
From 18 to 21 October, the ACTRIS-FR research infrastructure held its stakeholders’ and users’ workshop in Oléron. AERIS took full part in this event by leading several technical and scientific […]
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The AERIS catalogue gets a new look
On Thursday 7 October, the upgrade to the new version of the AERIS catalogue took place. This new version allows a better implementation of the FAIR principles (principles used in […]
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AERIS participates in the European RI URBANS project!
The project “Research Infrastructures Services Reinforcing Air Quality Monitoring Capacities in European Urban & Industrial Areas” (RI-URBANS) is designed to develop and enhance synergies between European air quality monitoring networks […]
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The multiplicity of forest fires around the world: how to observe them and measure their impact on the atmosphere?
Since the beginning of the summer, some 150 000 fires have been burning around the world, often driven by unprecedented heat waves.According to researchers from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate […]