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Call for projects 2026

SCO Call for projects 2026

The Space for Climate Observatory (SCO) is thrilled to announce its latest Call for Proposals, inviting innovative minds and organizations to join us in transforming the landscape of climate action. This is your chance to be part of a global movement that leverages the power of Earth Observation (EO) data to develop operational tools addressing the urgent challenges of climate change and create a powerful combination with valuable in situ data.
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ClimateSCOpe 2

ClimateSCOpe 2: Eyes on the forests

Eyes on the forests: how space is protecting the green lung of the planet. With 108 connections on October 23, 2025, ClimateSCOpe, the new projects webinar, brings together the SCO community from around the world to discuss forest conservation. Replay.
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ALISE

ALISE validates SWOT for microtidal hydrodynamic modeling

The quality and accuracy of SWOT data enable the scientific community to make significant advances. In the case of the SCO ALISE project, the team tested its data on one of the most complex environments imaginable: intertidal zones, which form the interface between land and sea. It shares its findings on Casamance in a study published on September 15, 2025.
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SCO & GEO

SCO & GEO, an increasingly strong collaboration

Since joining forces in 2022, the SCO and the Group on Earth Observations (GEO) have continued to strengthen their ties and increase their joint actions to mobilize international climate action. The AfriGEO Symposium and EuroGEO Workshop held this October perfectly illustrate the dynamism of this collaboration. Not to mention the announcement of joint webinars!
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SatLCZ

SatLCZ has given rise to the Local Climate Zone Mapping portal in France

We are all experiencing increasing heat, everywhere, and even more so in cities, where certain areas are turning into ovens. To locate the most vulnerable neighborhoods, French local authorities and citizens can now consult CEREMA's Cartagene LCZ portal. It covers 88 urban areas with more than 50,000 inhabitants in mainland France, with more to come soon.
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EducSCO

EducSCO: 1 link for 3 apps

Following on from EducSCO Temperatures and EducSCO Weather and Climate, here is "La Terre vue par Sentinel-2" (Earth as seen by Sentinel-2), the original application, which CNES is now making available to everyone. Conveniently, a single web link gives access to all 3 apps. Get ready to explore the potential of Sentinel-2.
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FLORIA

FLORIA: the map of PM10 pollutants in Europe is online

Accredited with SCO label in 2024, the FLORIA project has committed to producing and publishing a monthly map of PM10 pollutants in Western Europe and North Africa. True to its word, the first map, covering August 2025, is now online. All you have to do is click!
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Quarterly 18

18th Quarterly Meeting of SCO France

From coastal protection to agricultural water management and urban renaturation, satellite data is fueling a variety of initiatives to adapt to climate change. On Thursday, 18 September 2025, during the 18th SCO France Quarterly Meeting, three projects presented their SCOlutions in France and West Africa.
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News SCO

SCO Call for projects 2026

ClimateSCOpe 2: Eyes on the forests

ALISE validates SWOT for microtidal hydrodynamic modeling

SCO & GEO, an increasingly strong collaboration

SatLCZ has given rise to the Local Climate Zone Mapping portal in France

EducSCO: 1 link for 3 apps

FLORIA: the map of PM10 pollutants in Europe is online

18th Quarterly Meeting of SCO France

SCO Call for projects 2026

ClimateSCOpe 2: Eyes on the forests

ALISE validates SWOT for microtidal hydrodynamic modeling

SCO & GEO, an increasingly strong collaboration

SatLCZ has given rise to the Local Climate Zone Mapping portal in France

EducSCO: 1 link for 3 apps

FLORIA: the map of PM10 pollutants in Europe is online

18th Quarterly Meeting of SCO France