EUMETSAT | Monitoring the weather and climate from space

Latest news

New version of EPS-SG MWI-ICI L2 test data

A new version of the EPS-SG MWI-ICI L2 test data (V2) has been released to users.

NOAA-21 ATMS data available soon

NOAA-21 ATMS data available on EUMETCast and the GTS from 1 June 2023.

New CM SAF SEVIRI Radiation ICDR

A new edition of CM SAF SEVIRI Radiation ICDR is now available on EUMETCast.

Change to NOAA-19 data provision

In the context of NOAA POES Extended Life, the way we provide NOAA-19 sounder data will change.

New Data Tailor release supports Sentinel-3 customisations

Data Tailor 3.2.0 it now supports the customisation of a number of Sentinel-3 products.

New version of EUMETView released - May 2023

NWC SAF Rapidly Developing Thunderstorm product now available in EUMETView.

Transition from the Data Centre to the Data Store

Data access from the Data Centre is being migrated to the Data Store, for easier and faster access.

Update to VIIRS Aerosol Optical Depth product

SNPP and NOAA-20 VIIRS Aerosol Optical Depth products updated on 16 May 2023.

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Ensuring the speedy flow of data

Milad Tawk, Dissemination Operations Engineer, supports the Meteosat Third Generation mission.

Preventing space collisions

To keep MTG-I1 safe, a flight dynamics team monitors space debris and plans manoeuvres.

Announcements

Visualising Copernicus Earth observation data

EUMETSAT Meteorological Satellite Conference 2023

Upcoming launches

European Weather Cloud research & development call

Clouds with sun rays. Credit: Photo Gallery

New data access services now operational

WEKEO V1: Connect directly to Copernicus data

EUMETCast Satellite Operational Service Status Indicator (OSSI)

The indicator reflects the timeliness and availability of the data disseminated by EUMETCast. It does not provide an indication of the data quality. For further information on the status of satellite and data services go to uns.eumetsat.int

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Who we are

EUMETSAT is the European operational satellite agency for monitoring weather, climate and the environment from space.

Current events

European Weather Cloud research & development call

Researchers can now apply for resources for R&D projects to be conducted on the European Weather Cloud (EWC).

Visualising Copernicus Earth observation data

A series of webinars to share ideas and experiences working with EO data for storytelling.

Discovering MTG-I1 data using the SIFT visualisation tool

Online course to help visualise coming MTG data, 31 May 2023.

Third International Operational Satellite Oceanography Symposium

The Third International Operational Satellite Oceanography Symposium will take place on 12-15 June 2023 in Busan, South Korea.

EUMETSAT Meteorological Satellite Conference 2023

The 2023 EUMETSAT Meteorological Satellite Conference will take place in Malmö, Sweden on 11 to 15 September.

Fourth Joint GSICS/IVOS Lunar Calibration Workshop

This meeting will bring together experts to share knowledge and expertise in the field of lunar calibration.

Eighth Sentinel-3 Validation Team Meeting

The Sentinel-3 scientific and user community meets each year to discuss the validation procedures and methods used.

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Latest case studies

First major fire events at high latitudes

By Anu-Maija Sundström, Julia Wagemann, Julien Chimot, Federico Fierli, Mark Parrington, Jochen Kerkmann and Ivan Smiljanic

Powerful tropical cyclone Ilsa hits NW Australia

Powerful tropical cyclone Ilsa hit northwestern Australia in April 2023.

First major wildfire in the Spain in 2023

Drought conditions across Spain supported first major wildfire outbreak in Europe in 2023.

Tropospheric warming and stratospheric cooling in the 21st century

Radio occultation data show significant troposphere warmed on the 21st century.

Yellow mountain snow across Europe

Widespread cold air advection brought cold, snowy conditions to Portugal in February 2023.

Record-breaking Tropical Cyclone Freddy crosses Indian Ocean

Record-breaking tropical cyclone Freddy traversed the whole Southern Indian Ocean in February and March 2023.

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Latest feature articles

Ensuring the speedy flow of data

Preventing space collisions

Discover the first images of MTG-I1

Oceans of data

In the line of fire

Portrait of a lake’s death

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