Sentinel-5P is the latest satellite mission of the European Earth observation programme, Copernicus. The satellite was launched on 13 October to monitor the atmosphere and map gases and particles that pollute the air. Less than two months after its launch, the Sentinel-5P has already delivered its first images of air Read more…
In a great example of what can be shown using satellite imagery, blogger Pierre Markuse has used Copernicus Sentinel data to highlight the damage a wild fire reaked on the vegitation of Western Greenland. Visit ‘Before and After Images of the Greenland Wildfire in July/August 2017‘ to see how satellite Read more…
Copernicus Workshop Announcements The European Commission, who is responsible for the Copernicus programme, has initiated an action with the objective of gathering user requirements for the Next Generation of the Copernicus Space Component. The objectives of the workshops are to gather, examine and consolidate user requirements, and to confront these Read more…
The European Commission is responsible for establishing the future evolution for the Copernicus Programme Space Component. To support and feed into this process, the Space Data unit of DG GROW is gathering user requirements for the Next Generation Copernicus Space Component and has launched a survey aimed, at gathering long-term Read more…
The Greek Presidency of the Council of the European Union is pleased to announce the organisation of the Copernicus – Sentinels Serving Society and the Environment conference on 12 and 13 May 2014 in Athens. This conference will: a) provide public administrations and businesses with practical examples of geospatial solutions Read more…
Deadline for Registration: 31 May 11 and 12 June 2013 Harwell, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory (UK) The European Council has recently agreed on funding the Copernicus programme (formerly GMES) within its budget for the period 2014 – 2020. While this agreement still requires approval from the European Parliament, this is a Read more…