EOHelp service unavailable on 10 April 2023

Due to the bank holiday, the ESA EO Helpdesk service will be unavailable on Monday 10 April 2023.

Users needing to interface with the EOHelp team can submit their inquiries via <a href="https://esatellus.service-now.com/csp?id=esa_simple_request" target="_blank">TellUs</a>, as usual.

Nominal service will resume on Tuesday 11 April 2023.

A maintenance activity is scheduled for Earth Online on 31 May, which will take place from 07:00 to 11:00 UTC.

Maintenance on Earth Online on 31 May

Earth observation is a vital tool for facilitating the sustainable development of the world's cities, helping to ensure that urban centres keep spurring collaboration, innovation and opportunity as they continue to expand.

How satellite data empower sustainable urban growth

Climate change is rapidly altering the world’s ecosystems, causing extreme weather conditions, such as droughts, to become increasingly frequent. Understanding the factors that contribute to ecosystem resilience to extreme events is vital to develop more effective strategies for climate adaptation and mitigation.

SMOS data reveal ecosystems' resistance to drought

Due to an issue in the Swarm Equatorial Electric Field Level-2 data processing chain, the production for all spacecraft has been regenerated starting from 1 April 2023 with updated product baseline and file counter 0303.

Regenerated Swarm EEF data starting from 1 April 2023

A new study, using wind data from ESA’s Aeolus mission, highlights the importance of using satellite missions like Aeolus to improve volcanic ash forecasting and ensure aviation safety in the future.

Aeolus enhances volcanic ash forecasts for aviation safety

Daniel Heywood

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Earth Observation Satellite

TOPEX/POSEIDON

Joint Polar Satellite System - 2 planned for 2022

JPSS-2

Joint Polar Satellite System - 3 planned for 2026

JPSS-3

Joint Polar Satellite System - 4 planned for 2031

JPSS-4

Swarm-B

Swarm-A

Swarm-C

FY-3B

Nimbus-4

CloudSat

Cloud-Aerosol Lidar and Infrared Pathfinder Satellite Observations

CALIPSO

GOSAT-2

GOSAT (Greenhouse gases Observing Satellite) is a JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) mission within the GCOM (Global Change Observation Mission) program of Japan. The GOSAT mission goals call for the study of the transport mechanisms of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane (CH4).

GOSAT-1

NOAA-20

TIROS

TIROS-N

GMS (Japan Geostationary Meteorological Satellite)

GMS-5

GRACE SCA

GRACE LRR

PRARE

Spectrometers

Interferometric Radiometers

Interferometers

GRACE INTERFEROMETER

GRACE ACC

HRPAN

SAPHIR

ATMS

TRSR

SSTI

GNSS

Cryosphere

Glaciers and Ice Sheets

Sea Ice

Snow and Ice

Frozen Ground and Permafrost

Land Surface

Surface Radiative Properties

Surface Thermal Properties

Landscape

Erosion and Sedimentation

Geomorphic Landforms and Processes

Soils

Soil Moisture

Soil Texture

Soil Classification

Organic Matter

Soil Erosion

Carbon

Permafrost

Land Use and Land Cover

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Upcoming

Status

Current

Past

Conference

Event type

Meeting

Training

Workshop

Chris Mortimore

Sessions

Data Innovation and Science Cluster

Projects subtype

EO Science for Society

National

Space Situational Awareness

Support To Science Element

A Fast Registration request must be submitted to access these data collections. Following user authentication, access to the data are provided within two working days.

Fast Registration with approval (Restrained)

Data Access Type FedEO

Procedures requiring evaluation

Access to these data collections are provided through services external to ESA. Learn more about access conditions on the data providers’ websites.

External Data (Restrained)

A Fast Registration request must be submitted to access these data collections. Access is provided as soon as the request is submitted.

Fast Registration with immediate access (Open)

These data collections are free and open to access for anyone with an active account in ESA’s EO Sign In system.

EO Sign In Authentication (Open)

Access to these data collections is free and open to everyone.

Open access (Open)

A Project Proposal must be submitted to access these Third Party Mission data collections, describing the proposed use of the data and the team involved in the project.

Project Proposal (Restrained)

Data Service Requests must be submitted to access ERS-1/2 and Envisat (A)SAR level zero data.

EOHelp service unavailable on 10 April 2023

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