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Download data and products from ESA Earth Observation missions, which can be used to fulfil a wide range of applications. ESA EO data can be accessed via product descriptions on this website, the ESA EO Catalogue (EO CAT) and the Copernicus Open Access Hub.

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Planet

In this call ESA offers an opportunity for scientists and researchers to access Planet data (Planetscope and SkySat) products to support the assessment of the potential of such data as an ESA Third Party Mission.

Dragon-5

The deadline for proposal submission is 28 February 2020.
Invitation letter (English),(Chinese).


GHGSat

The European Space Agency (ESA) jointly with the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) are pleased to announce the "Iris for ESA & CSA" Call for the scientific exploitation of GHGSAT-C1 ("Iris") Level-2 data.

OSEO

The Open Science Earth Observation (OSEO) call offers to scientists the opportunity to exploit at no cost a full archive of optical EO data for science, applications and technological innovation, by offering services which exploit state of the art ICT.

Aeolus Cal/Val

ESA is pleased to announce the reopening of the Announcement of Opportunity (AO) call for the Aeolus Mission.

S5PVT

Within the framework of its Copernicus missions, ESA is pleased to announce the Sentinel-5 Precursor Calibration and Validation Team Call.

OSEO

The Open Science Earth Observation (OSEO) call offers to scientists the opportunity to exploit at no cost a full archive of optical EO data for science, applications and technological innovation, by offering services which exploit state of the art ICT.

S3VT

The S3VT call is open to relevant and interested groups and individuals worldwide; group responses are particularly welcome.

G-POD

ESA is offering all scientists with the possibility to perform bulk processing exploiting the large ESA Earth-observation archive together with ESA available GRID computing and dynamic storage resources.
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Rapideye Constellation Retirement

24 January 2020

After 11 years in operation, surpassing a design lifetime of 7 years, the RapidEye constellation will be retired in March 2020.

rapideye constellation
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Sentinel-6 satellite renamed in honour of renowned US scientist

28 January 2020

ESA, NASA, the European Commission, EUMETSAT and NOAA have renamed the upcoming Sentinel-6A satellite after Earth scientist Dr Michael H. Freilich.

Michael Freilich