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Inside the EUMETSAT Polar System: Meet Yago Andrés

Meet Yago Andrés, the Ground Segment Technical Manager helping to shape EUMETSAT’s advanced EPS-SG polar-orbiting satellite mission

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Coordination Group for Meteorological Satellites 54th plenary meeting

CGMS space agency members meet to respond to the needs of the WMO global user community.

Seoul, South Korea

Ocean Surface Topography Science Team Meeting 2026

Continued, enhanced altimetry and climate monitoring from space.

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EUMETSAT Meteorological Satellite Conference 2026

The 2026 EUMETSAT Meteorological Satellite Conference will take place in Darmstadt, Germany.

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Inside the EUMETSAT Polar System: Meet Yago Andrés

How Yago Andrés contributes to EUMETSAT’s next-generation polar mission.

Call for bursaries - EUMETNET E-AI programme

Apply before 20 February 2026 to get involved in the EUMETNET E-AI programme

Meet the people behind Europe’s Meteosat mission: Gareth Williams

A look at the people driving Europe’s advanced Meteosat Third Generation mission.

Eyes on the ocean

EUMETSAT and the Copernicus Marine Service to illuminate key ocean features.

Europe backs transformative polar satellite constellation

EUMETSAT’s Council has made substantial steps towards the final approval of EPS-Sterna.

Moving in the same direction

Sentinel-6’s Julia Figa Saldaña explains her work as EUMETSAT’s Ocean Altimetry Programme Manager.

A better way to find tailored climate data

A paper presents a novel method for finding data for climate applications.

A team sport

Copernicus Sentinel-6B will make invaluable observations of sea level rise.

Trees as carbon keepers

Satellite observations track carbon as it moves through the Earth system.

Ensuring accuracy

Sentinel-6’s Dr Remko Scharroo explains his work as EUMETSAT’s Altimetry Project Scientist.

Climate services for all

Three interactive climate services make different facets of climate change more accessible.

Warmer oceans mean fewer reflective clouds

Satellite data confirm the effects of warmer oceans on marine stratocumulus clouds.

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Launch hub

An overview of satellite launches.

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Discover our new imagery stream directly from the Meteosat and Copernicus Sentinel-3 satellites.

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