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EUMETSAT further improves timeliness of critical data from polar orbit

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EUMETSAT has increased the bandwidth of the communications link between Svalbard, Norway, and its headquarters in Darmstadt, Germany.

EUMETSAT Council underpins international cooperation with China and takes steps to prepare future launches

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EUMETSAT, the European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites, held its 78th Council meeting in Darmstadt, Germany, on 25 and 26 June.

EUMETSAT welcomes Estonia as 27th Member State

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Estonia today became EUMETSAT’s latest Member State, following the signature of the accession agreement on 14 December 2011 and the recent completion of the ratification process.

5th LSA SAF Workshop

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The EUMETSAT Satellite Application Facility on Land Surface Analysis (LSA SAF) organizes regular workshops aimed at promoting LSA SAF products, their applications, as well as maintaining a close dialogue with the user community

First International Ocean Colour Science meeting to take place in Darmstadt

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The first International Ocean Colour Science (IOCS) meeting will take place in Darmstadt, Germany, on 6-8 May

International Ocean Colour Science (IOCs) meeting

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International Ocean Colour Science (IOCs) meeting, 509 May 2013.

Metop-B takes over prime operational service

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Long-term continuity of vital weather and climate data ensured from polar orbit

Meteosat-9 takes over Rapid Scanning Service

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Today, Meteosat-9 took over the rapid scanning imagery service (RSS) from Meteosat-8.

Meteosat-10 takes over from Meteosat-9

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Meteosat-10 has replaced Meteosat-9 as EUMETSAT’s prime operational geostationary weather satellite after being moved to 0º.

MSG-3 declared operational as Meteosat-10

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After the successful completion of in-orbit testing, on 12 December the MSG-3 satellite was declared ready to support the Meteosat operational services and renamed Meteosat-10.

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