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Phil Evans at the 13th European Space Conference

Major players from the European space industry gathered to debate and discuss.

EUMETSAT’s future focus – a new era approaches

In a time of changing weather patterns and a changing climate, the need for more and accurate information about planet Earth is acute.

Webinar on Earth observation in Africa.

Passing of an Earth science champion

Dr Michael Freilich, the former Director of NASA’s Earth Science Division, passed away on 5 August.

16th International Workshop on Greenhouse Gas Measurements from Space

Jointly organised by EUMETSAT, ESA, the ECMWF, and the European Commission’s Copernicus Programme, the first, virtual IWGGMS is taking place as planned on 02 - 05 June.

EUMETSAT redistributes novel real-time wind data

Today, EUMETSAT started to make novel observations about the vertical distribution of wind available to national meteorological services for use in weather forecasting.

Be a part of the EGU2020

With the official cancellation of the annual European Geophysical Union (EGU) General Assembly originally scheduled to take place on 04-08 May in Vienna

Solidarity and skill triumph over devastation of earthquake, pandemic

Accurate weather forecasts are critically important for community safety, particularly during times of crisis.

The story behind the decision to rename a satellite

Naming a satellite after a person – other than historical or mythical figures – is a very rare occurrence.

2018 Annual report

EUMETSAT’s 2018 Annual Report is now available to view and download.

EUMETSAT Director-General visits Türkiye

EUMETSAT Director-General Alain Ratier met with two Ministers from the Government of Türkiye during a visit to Ankara today.

Space agencies cooperate to meet global meteorological Earth observation needs

The Coordination Group for Meteorological Satellites has agreed a framework for assessing its contributions of satellite observations to the WMO’s plans for a global integrated system of Earth observation.