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    Advancing ocean colour science: measurement training and comparison in Venice

    Venice hosts advanced training on ocean-colour field radiometry protocols for validation.

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    More than half a billion flashes: Lightning Imager details storms like never before

    EUMETSAT’s Remote Sensing Scientist Sven-Erik Enno reflects on the Meteosat Third Generation Lightning Imager impacts, following its first full operational year.

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    See into Earth's atmosphere like never before

    Discover the first images from the MTG-S1 Infrared Sounder.

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    Inside the EUMETSAT Polar System: Meet Yago Andrés

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

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    EUMETSAT’s top five most-read articles of 2025: Key climate and weather insights

    EUMETSAT’s five most-read 2025 articles showcase the power of satellite data.

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

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

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    Eyes on the ocean

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

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    Moving in the same direction

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

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    A better way to find tailored climate data

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

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    A team sport

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

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    Trees as carbon keepers

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

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