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Behind the data: rescuing rock lobsters from a red tide

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Satellite data were used to monitor a red tide event in South Africa in early 2022.

Instruments

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Instrument studies are important for assessing and improving weather, climate, and environmental data and products.

Weather studies

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Forecasting and monitoring the weather is essential for keeping people and property safe.

Calibration and validation

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It is important to calibrate and validate satellite instruments to ensure their optimal performance.

Marine studies

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The global ocean stores and transports solar radiation, drives weather systems, and influences the climate.

Land studies

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EUMETSAT supports the operational monitoring of the Earth’s surface with observations provided by the Metop and Meteosat satellites.

Atmosphere studies

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The atmosphere, a dynamic mixture of gases that surrounds the planet, sustains our lives by containing the air we breathe.

Image of the week: Earth view for Earth Day

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This week’s image of the week is of the Earth as seen from the vantage point of our Meteosat-10 geostationary weather satellite 36,000km above our planet.

Science studies

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EUMETSAT operates Europe’s weather and environmental monitoring satellites and provides data to users in Europe and beyond.

Literature Review: Miniaturized Concepts for Spaceborne Hyperspectral Earth Observation

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