The Marine Data Viewer uses information from in-situ, satellite observations and models to provide the user an easy opportunity to observe the marine environment. The user interface of the map viewer is designed for (citizen) scientists and allows for…
25 years ago, Copernicus set out on a mission to take the pulse of our planet and transform the way we see the world.
Join us in Stockholm on 8 June 2023, as we celebrate a quarter-century of European success in space bringing together cutting-edge technology and environmental insights for a better and safer planet for all. Get ready for a day of inspiration, innovation, and a look towards a sustainable future honouring Copernicus' incredible journey!
The event will highlight the user stories and successes of the different components of Copernicus from civil protection to climate, land and marine observation, with speakers live from Stockholm and live connections to several locations across the EU.
You have the option to attend in person in the main stage in Stockholm by registering through this link or follow the live stream.
The online platform Copernicus25.eu has been created to be the one-stop-shop for all the information related to the event the venue, the agenda and the speakers.
Stay tuned and follow us on @defis_eu and @CopernicusEU for more updates !
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The northwestern coast of the Iberian Peninsula has high biological diversity and valuable fish and shellfish resources due to coastal upwelling induced by winds. The study aimed to understand the relation between local circulation, hydrography, and Chl-a concentration during different summer…
Coastal and maritime tourism is a significant and growing sector within the Blue Economy, with fishing tourism as a niche segment that has seen an increase in popularity due to its potential for increased revenue. The …
The project consists of setting up a pollution and impact monitoring system for lagoon areas. The objective is to develop an observation service to identify the causes of pollutions and its evolution.
The service is based on the optimal use of various technologies:
- Satellite…
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