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Release of new data aids understanding of rising seas

An international mission to understand a global threat.

Copernicus Data User Uptake 2020 report published

Uptake of Copernicus data provided by EUMETSAT continues to grow.

How the EUMETSAT team have been getting ready for launch and operations

Gareth Williams, Sentinel-6 System & Operations Preparation Manager discusses pre-launch activities.

Satellite launch holds extra meaning for outgoing EUMETSAT DG

Satellite launch holds special poignancy for EUMETSAT DG.

Sentinel-6 radio occultation mission

Today we’d like to introduce you to one more member of the EUMETSAT Sentinel-6 mission team, Axel von Engeln, who is a Remote Sensing Scientist for Radio Occultation.

Latest update on the launch of Copernicus Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich

NASA has released the following information about the launch of Copernicus Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich, which was planned for launch on 10 November, 2020.

Sentinel-6: Webinars this week

Ahead of the launch of Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich, EUMETSAT is involved in a series of live webinars about sea-level rise monitoring from space.

Meet the Sentinel-6 team

Getting the ground segment preparations ready

Sentinel-6 – Meet the team behind the mission

Getting the inside view on Copernicus Sentinel-6

Meet the Sentinel-6 Team

In the run-up to the launch of Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich on 10 November 2020, we would like to introduce you to some of the people involved in the mission.

Preparing to operate Copernicus Sentinel-6

Nothing beats the excitement of preparing for a satellite launch for workers at Europe’s meteorological satellite agency, EUMETSAT.

An “experiment” 28 years ago proves its worth

The “most successful ocean experiment of all time” began 28 years ago today, with the launch of the first joint European-US satellite designed to map ocean surface topography – TOPEX/Poseidon.