Join the 2025 Supporting Marine Earth Observation Applications Course
24 February - 21 March 2025 / OnlineIn February 2025, the next iteration of the EUMETSAT Supporting Marine Earth Observation Applications course takes place. This month-long event, hosted entirely online, will consist of a three-week, self-paced learning phase and a synchronous one-week mini-project development phase. Throughout, instructors will work with participants to co-develop workflows that use marine data to support their application and research needs.
The course will focus on products from the Copernicus Sentinel-3 and Sentinel-6 satellites, those from Copernicus contributory missions and downstream services, and those provided by the Ocean and Sea Ice Application facility (OSI SAF). Projects that centre on the use of ocean colour, sea surface temperature, sea surface topography, sea ice, and winds are all in scope. The course will provide software tutorials for working with all data streams and introduce adaptable Jupyter Notebook-based code examples to support workflows.
Those looking to expand their understanding of marine Earth observation, who want to know more about EUMETSAT's marine product portfolio, or who are looking to exploit the data to advance applications and/or research goals, are encouraged to apply.
For more information on how to apply, go to the event page.