Copernicus: the Eyes on Earth
The European Union’s Earth Observation Programme.
Copernicus is a global leader in Earth observation, offering free and open data for monitoring our planet and tackling environmental challenges. Managed by the European Commission, it combines satellite and in-situ data to support sustainable development, disaster management, and climate action.
Atmosphere
Provides continuous data on atmospheric composition, including current conditions, forecasts, and historical analyses.
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Climate Change
Delivers authoritative climate data to support adaptation and mitigation policies, offering free tools and resources to address climate change impacts.
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Land
Offers geospatial information on land use, vegetation, water cycles, and Earth’s surface, supporting applications like urban planning, forestry, and agriculture.
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Marine
Monitors the Blue (physical), White (sea ice), and Green (biogeochemical) ocean with global and regional insights for marine applications.
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Security
Supports EU policies by enhancing border and maritime surveillance, crisis prevention, and external security actions through cutting-edge information.
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Emergency
Provides timely geospatial data for disaster management, humanitarian crises, and emergency response, combining satellite and in-situ data.
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Each service uses cutting-edge data to address environmental, societal, and economic challenges.
Satellite Component
Satellite Component
Powered by the Sentinel Constellation, Copernicus collects high-resolution data on Earth’s surface, oceans, and atmosphere.
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In-Situ Component
In-Situ Component
Ground-based, airborne, and seaborne sensors complement satellite data, ensuring accuracy and validation.
Learn More | In-situ Portal