Summary: In May 1998, the vision for a European environment monitoring program was established in Baveno, Italy. This vision evolved into Copernicus, an Earth Observation program that has exceeded expectations and become the world's most ambitious and successful initiative of its kind. With eight Copernicus Sentinel satellites, supported by

Sentinel-1, a radar imaging satellite launched under the Copernicus program, is an integral part of Europe's Earth observation efforts. With Sentinel-1A launched in 2014 and Sentinel-1B in 2016, these satellites provide day and night imaging capabilities in all weather conditions. Developed through collaboration between the European Commission,

Sentinel-2 is a mission under the Copernicus program of the European Union, consisting of two satellites, Sentinel-2A and Sentinel-2B. Launched in 2015 and 2017 respectively, these satellites are designed for high-resolution imaging of Earth's land surface. With a wide 290 km field of view, Sentinel-2 captures detailed imagery of vegetation, soil,

Sentinel-3 is a mission under the Copernicus program that provides high-accuracy optical, radar, and altimetry data for marine and land services. It measures variables such as sea-surface topography, sea and land surface temperature, ocean color, and land color with exceptional accuracy and reliability. The mission consists of four satellites,

The EU Space Programme implements space activities in Earth Observation, Satellite Navigation, Connectivity, Space Research, and Innovation. It promotes innovation, competitiveness, and investments in critical infrastructures and disruptive technologies. Through initiatives like CASSINI, it supports space entrepreneurship and solutions based on

The Copernicus Marine Environment Monitoring Service plays a vital role in providing regular and systematic information about the ocean's physical state and dynamics, as well as marine ecosystems, on a global scale and in European regional seas. The service offers a range of products, including forecasts, retrospective data records, and

Presentations of the 1st Webinar on the FPCUP WG Africa Training of Trainers Programme

The DWD held a another workshop to promote the use of the Copernicus services climate change (C3S) and atmosphere monitoring (CAMS).

Presentations from the DWD national FPCUP User Workshop on climate services for urban and regional planning.

Access to training materials prepared for a forestry workshop in March 2023 on the use of Copernicus data for forestry practitioners in Germany and Austria.

Presentation to support the Hand-on session during the Workshop on Risk Management, Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid at the at the Technological University of Panama.

Regulation (EU) 2023/588 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 15 March 2023 establishing the Union Secure Connectivity Programme for the period 2023-2027

This multinational action has published it's final report on greenhouse gas emissions, land use, land use change and forestry.

Training materials, presented at a workshop organised by DLR, dealing with the development of downstream service/apllication for national statistics and reporting.

Training materials, presented at a workshop organised by DLR, dealing with the development of downstream service/apllication for national statistics and reporting.

Information on how to view and obtain SLSTR sensor data (Sentinel-3) for the sea area and how to prepare it for further work in GIS using SNAP.

Information on how to view and obtain OLCI sensor data (Sentinel-3) for the sea and how to prepare it for further GIS work with SNAP

Course on marine optics , the study of how light interacts with water and the material present in it.

The course on marine metrology focuses on the basic oceanographic measurements as well as their derived quantities

3D modelling of the interactions between the atmosphere-ocean system and the marine biogeochemistry in the coastal zone (focussing on the Bay of Marseille)