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.
AERIS also provides support to scientists through a continuous open call for projects. If you would like to know more, go here.
Highlights
TAPAS is a free online service for the astronomical community, allowing the user to access simulated atmospheric transmission for specific observing conditions (description available in Bertaux et al., 2014). It […]
Highlights
The FROGS (Frequent Rain Observations on GridS) database consists of a collection of precipitation products from various origins (in-situ, reanalysis and satellite) with a homogeneous format, all set to the […]
Highlights
Our ICARE data and services centre will soon open its DATAVIZ area. This web page offers different tools for data visualisation and research:
workshop
ENVRI week is the annual consortium meeting of the ENVRI-FAIR project, a week dedicated to Environmental Research Infrastructures. The ENVRI week hosts ENVRI-FAIR project-related sessions as well as several other […]
workshop
The next ACTRIS-FR workshop will take place from 9 to 12 May 2023 at the Centre Paul-Langevin (CAES of CNRS) in Aussois. More information will be available soon.
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IGARSS is a premier event in remote sensing and provides an ideal forum for obtaining up-to-date information about the latest developments, exchanging ideas, identifying future trends and making networking with […]
AERIS is a component of the Data Terra Research Infrastructure.
The other centers of Data Terra
