While satellite imagery and other products have generally been available since the 1980s, the EU’s Copernicus programme has ushered in a whole new era of freely-accessible Earth Observation (EO)…
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As the world moves forward from the COVID-19 pandemic, Latin America and Caribbean’s top priority is to recover from the significant economic downturn by revitalising strong and sustainable growth…
Follow their new Social Media channels and find out how they are planning to implement the Copernicus African Training of the Trainers Programme!
The way people, goods and services travel has drastically changed in the past decades. Evolving needs, advances in technology and a growing population are all factors contributing to the increase in…
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Today the Copernicus Data Space Ecosystem extends its offer of data access APIs and processing tools and will continuously be upgraded in the coming months to provide the key public service…
OBSERVER: European State of the Climate Report: Providing Detailed Data on Europe’s Changing Climate
Our climate is rapidly evolving in response to increased greenhouses gas concentrations in the atmosphere. Global temperatures have already risen by 1.2°C above the pre-industrial level, with Europe…
The Copernicus "Image of the Day" (IOTD) is a daily image of the Earth captured by the Copernicus Sentinel or a visualisation of the data of one of the Copernicus Services. This image, uploaded on…
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The sixth edition (2023) of the newsletter on climate predictions and climate projections has been published in March 2023.
To keep up with the fast-paced and constantly evolving global landscape, which is characterised by intense competition and significant technological advancements, the European space sector requires…
In the late seventies and early eighties, scientists began to understand that chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) could accumulate in the atmosphere and cause the destruction of ozone in the stratosphere,…
Small woody landscape features are important biodiversity vectors. They act as habitat corridors, facilitating the movement of insects, birds, and mammals between habitat patches[1][2][3]. This…
Russia’s war in Ukraine has sent energy prices skyrocketing and the EU looking for new means of securing its energy supply. But this pursuit of energy independence shouldn’t mean sacrificing our…
Equality, diversity and inclusion are crucial factors contributing to the success of any industry and the space sector is no exception. The space industry inspires and has the potential to bring…
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FPCUP WG Africa: Copernicus Training for African Trainers
The EU is the second largest producer of potatoes globally with output rounding up to more than 53 million tonnes harvested each year. Additionally, the EU takes first place when it comes to the…
Copernicus is the world's largest provider of Earth Observation data, and its launch has been a defining moment, not only for the remote sensing community but for all scientists, entrepreneurs, and…
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The shift towards a digital era has increased the reliance on connectivity for businesses, governments and people. Secure connectivity is essential to enabling everyday operations as well as ensuring…
Oceans cover 71% of the Earth's surface and provide many social, environmental and economic benefits. They regulate the Earth's climate, are a vital source of food, and are an essential part of…
The Working Group (WG) Africa project's kick-off meeting took place virtually on 20 December 2022.
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