THE MEGHA-TROPIQUES SATELLITE MISSION COMES TO AN END
After more than 10 years of observations, the Franco-Indian satellite was decommissioned and deorbited on 7 March. Launched on 12 October 2011 by the Indian launcher PSLV C18, as part […]
The AERIS atmosphere Data and Services Centre federates national data management activities and atmospheric science expertise.
Whether data from long-term observation sites recording the causes and signs of climate change, the results of major field or aerial surveys to better understand the chemistry and physics of our atmosphere, measurements from satellites that constantly observe and probe Earth and its atmosphere, or the results of laboratory experiments, all atmospheric research data are intended to be stored, distributed and combined by AERIS. Learn more.
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After more than 10 years of observations, the Franco-Indian satellite was decommissioned and deorbited on 7 March. Launched on 12 October 2011 by the Indian launcher PSLV C18, as part […]
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Last week, the annual workshop of the French component of ACTRIS took place in Aussois. It was an opportunity for the AERIS teams to meet its users and to share […]
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The AERIS cluster fully participated in this 2023 edition of the EGU. A session dedicated to data and services in interdisciplinary research for Earth observation was organised by our scientific […]
Webinar
ESA is organizing a series of online presentations of EarthCARE level 1 and 2 algorithms and EarthCARE validation support tools and facilities, in view of the EarthCARE launch in 2024. The […]
workshop
The Summer School “LIDARS: From Fundamentals to Geophysics and Industrial Applications” is dedicated to Master students, PhD students, young researchers and engineers who want to acquire theoretical and technical know-how […]
conference
The Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS) is to hold its seventh General Assembly on 13-15 June 2023. This year’s General Assembly will be a physical event, taking place in the Veles e Vents building […]