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Vegetation plays a major role in urban air quality. Monitoring air quality from space
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Generation, distribution and promotion of satellite products, strong interaction with local users and replicability, Littosat is fully in line with the SCO DNA. Littosat is fully operational and can be transposed to coastal monitoring
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With the Weather and Climate app, it's easy to compare the daily weather with seasonal normal. In this example from 6 September 2024, you can see the astonishing cooling that is occurring in the west of the Iberian Peninsula and France, even though it is summer in these parts... EducSCO apps are bilingual
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Welcoming the user with a Pleiades image from June, a period when vegetation is in full bloom, the TerraNIS Landia interface displays all the raw data extracted by Cerema from this Pleiades image. GUS, an observatory for urban vegetation
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SCO projects related to ocean issues are particularly welcome in the run-up to the United Nations Conference on the Oceans (UNOC) in June 2025. SCO Call for projects 2025
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Installation of connected sensors in Presidente Prudente, Brazil. To be as generic as possible, ALTELYS is simultaneously being developed in the French city of Rennes. ALTELYS, combating urban heat islands
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Monitoring the cyclone situation in real time, Cimopolée compiles all the information relating to a cyclone, such as here the trajectory of Freddy in February 2023 with, on the right, the evolution of its intensity. Cimopolée: the demonstrator is online
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In the amphitheatre of the UN/Austria Symposium. IGARSS and UN/Austria Symposium, two major events
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This splendid view of Marseille from the Pleiades satellite on 21 April 2024 has been donated to the Endoume Marine Station, where it can identify its buildings. 11th SCO France meeting
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View of the port of Antwerp and the reconstruction of the former Hedwige polder. EO4Wetlands, a further step towards satellite-guided depoldering monitoring
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Satellite view of Remal on 26 May 2024 at 8pm. Formed in a record time of 3 days, compared with the usual 7 to 8 days, Remal was also one of the longest cyclones to hit Bangladesh, lasting 36 hours. Use case: BandSOS put to the test by Cyclone Remal
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Different uses of Sentinel-2 imagery (by SCO projects): 1 to monitor the state of wetlands (AionWetlands), 2 to estimate the quality of small water reservoirs (XtremQuality), and 3 to map marine and coastal habitats (Littosat) Water and coastal quality
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