Predicting hidden storms in the Arctic

 

Norwegian Meteorological Institute experts piece together satellite and model data to predict fast-developing polar lows more accurately

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Predicting hidden storms in the Arctic

How are satellite and model data brought together to predict severe Arctic storms?
Boosting data’s impact

EPS-SG’s Dominika Leskow-Czyżewska explains her role as Atmospheric Composition Applications Expert.
Into orbit

Metop Second Generation A1 takes to the skies.
Metop Second Generation A1 satellite due to lift off at 02:37 CEST on the morning of 13 August

First satellite of the Metop Second Generation series is launching – watch it live!
Spotlight on an instrument: IASI-NG

This instrument will provide observations crucial for atmospheric composition monitoring and more.
Seeing beyond the visible

How microwave data from Metop-SG will be used to improve life-saving forecasts.

Microcarb launch heralds new era of carbon monitoring in Europe

Microcarb, Europe’s first carbon monitoring mission, is successfully launched.
Meteosat Third Generation Sounder 1 travels into orbit

Julia Hunter-Anderson outlines the satellite’s journey.
EUMETSAT Council gives authorisation to proceed with limited EPS-Sterna activities

EUMETSAT Council gives go-ahead to commence limited activities on EPS-Sterna
EUMETSAT and Mercator Ocean International strengthen cooperation

EUMETSAT and Mercator Ocean International strengthen partnership.
Observing the life cycle of a storm

Meteosat Third Generation satellites improve the nowcasting of storms
Behind the data: algae as sentinels of change

Dr Thomas Jackson explains how satellite images can be used to identify ocean algae.

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