The AERIS atmosphere Data and Services Centre federates national data management activities and atmospheric science expertise.
Whether data from long-term observation sites recording the causes and signs of climate change, the results of major field or aerial surveys to better understand the chemistry and physics of our atmosphere, measurements from satellites that constantly observe and probe Earth and its atmosphere, or the results of laboratory experiments, all atmospheric research data are intended to be stored, distributed and combined by AERIS. Learn more.
AERIS also provides support to scientists through a continuous open call for projects. If you would like to know more, go here.
GEOView3D: A 3D view of the Earth, everywhere, anytime, from the GEO constellation
Highlights
The AERIS centre for atmospheric data and services is renewing its scientific committee with effect from 15 June 2025. The role of the AERIS Scientific Council (SC) is to provide […]
Highlights
Following the appointment of Sébastien Payan as the new Director of AERIS and the decision of the AERIS steering committee on 7 February, please find below the job description for […]
AERIS/ICARE
The co-location tool enables users to identify files of satellite products or extract dataor extract data corresponding to arbitrary spatio-temporal criteria.criteria. This interface makes calls to the AERIS/ICARE Daalia REST […]
Summer School
The International Summer School SPECATMOS on the “Spectroscopy and Atmosphere: Measurements and Modelling” is a 1-week program dedicated to outstanding and enthusiastic Master’s and PhD students, as well as young researchers […]
workshop
The 13th Thematic Day of the French National Remote Sensing Programme (PNTS) will be held on 20 May 2025 at ISPA/INRAE, near Bordeaux, in hybrid mode, on the theme: ‘Ten […]
workshop
CNES, in collaboration with CNRS/INSU, EUMETSAT and Météo-France, is organising the third Trattoria workshop. This workshop is devoted to radiative transfer codes in the Earth’s atmosphere for space-based remote sensing […]
