The EarthConsole® Altimetry Virtual Lab, funded by ESA, aims at providing a virtual space to: Support the Altimetry community in the development & operation of new Earth Observation applications; Foster collaboration by leveraging on knowledge-sharing tools. The Altimetry Virtual Lab has been developed on the new EarthConsole® platform and hosts the SARvatore (SAR Versatile Altimetric TOolkit for Research & Exploitation) family …
The Cryosphere Virtual Lab is a system that uses recent information and communication technologies to facilitate the exploitation analysis, sharing, mining and visualization of the massive amounts of earth observation data available on the cryosphere. The system utilises available satellite, in-situ and model data from ESA/EU, Svalbard Observatory (SIOS) and other sources. CVL fosters collaboration between …
The Ocean Virtual Laboratory is a virtual platform to allow oceanographers to discover the existence and then to handle jointly, in a convenient, flexible and intuitive way, the various co-located EO datasets and related model/in-situ datasets over dedicated regions of interest with a different multifaceted point of view.
The Earth System Data Cube (ESDC) is a multi-variate data set of essential Earth System variables on a common grid and sharing a common data model. The ESDC also comprises a Data Analytics Toolkit for Julia, Python, and R to facilitate the exploitation data set and an E-Laboratory, which provides a computing environment to access, …
TOP is a web-based platform offering users from the atmospheric sciences domain a Virtual Research Environment (VRE) to exploit Copernicus atmospheric and climate data products, such as COPERNICUS Sentinel-5 Precursor data and CAMS products. Deployed on the MUNDI DIAS, it is the first operational platform implementing the data triangle (EO, model and in-situ data) and …
The Earth System Data Lab is meant to offer a service to Earth System scientists: the provision of a versatile and simple-to-use online laboratory, i.e. infrastructure and tools, to analyse the various data sets in the cube. With this at hand, users may tackle a great variety of questions and come up with innovative applications. …
The Eduspace website aims to provide secondary school students and teachers with a learning and teaching tool. It is meant to be an entry point for space image data, and, in particular, to a widespread visibility of Earth observation applications for education and training. The Eduspace website encourages teachers to use Earth observation data in …
An online environment has been developed in the last few years for oceanographers to discover the existence of all available and co-located EO and related model/in-situ datasets and to handle them jointly in a convenient, flexible and intuitive way. The current version includes more than 350 datasets and is mostly focused on the Agulhas region. …
Euro Data Cube is a one-stop-shop for browsing, analysis and processing of EO data, from source up to the final product: Access to complete and global EO archives from main all open missions (e.g. Sentinel, Landsat, MODIS, etc.), commercial satellites (PlanetScope, Pleiades, SPOT, WorldView, etc.) as well as Level 3 products (Copernicus Land Monitoring Services, …
The P-TEP provides a complete working environment where users can access algorithms and data remotely, providing computing resources and tools that they might not otherwise have, avoiding the need to download and manage large volumes of data. This new approach removes the need to transfer large Earth Observation data sets around the world, while increasing the analytical power available to …
