The EO Portal enables you to register for all near real-time services, such as EUMETCast, FTP over the Internet and via Direct Dissemination - primarily from the Meteosat and Metop satellites.

Getting started

If you are a new user we recommend you consult the EO Portal tutorials, which will walk you through all aspects of creating a new account, and adding and managing subscriptions. If any form of decryption hardware and/or software are required in order to receive data, these can be ordered as part of the registration process.

If you are an existing user you can login with your user ID and password, which will allow you to add, modify and remove service subscriptions or renew licence agreements.

For further information regarding registration, licenses and our privacy policy, please visit the Service Registration page. For detailed information regarding licensing of data, licensing agents and EUMETSAT data policy, please visit the Data Licensing page.

For further assistance in using the EO Portal, please consult our comprehensive  EO Portal tutorials or contact the  User Helpdesk.

Second milestone

The EO Portal user management service is the second milestone in the EUMETSAT EO Portal evolution, the first being the collections discovery service (known as the Product Navigator), available since November 2008. The following milestones will offer users the capability to register and manage their user accounts for access to the Data Centre and User Notification Service through the EO Portal user management service. When finalised, the EO Portal will offer the user community 'single sign-on' access to all data services offered by EUMETSAT.

EUMETSAT is an Associate Member of the Open Geospational Consortium (OGC). EUMETSAT is implementing OGC standards defined by the Heterogeneous Mission Access (HMA) project at ESA, which will be the basis for the future GMES Data Access implementation (ESA/EUMETSAT). EUMETSAT is also part of the OGC / HMA Ordering Working group. 

In parallel to the above, a prototype for the enhancement of the web image visualisation system to provide meteorological data using Web Map Services (WMS) and Web Coverage Services (WCS) is presently being undertaken.
 

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