We are happy to announce the July ocean data product release and a major update; Sentinel-6A data is now being ingested into the Copernicus Marine catalogue and this will improve over half of the entire portfolio. As the new reference altimetry mission, the Copernicus Sentinel-6A satellite is key to monitoring global sea level rise, critical to helping mitigate the impacts of climate change and protect vulnerable communities. The July product release includes a significant update to the satellite ocean colour portfolio, and a reorganisation designed to enhance overall usability of the catalogue.
All these events are important for raising awareness on ocean issues and to help users at all levels to get the training they need to make the most out of the data and resources available, which is free and open. Event and training materials are recorded and available on our website (e-learning materials) as well as our Youtube channel.
A clearer and re-organised offer to enhance user experience
The OceanChallenge4Africa marine data hackathon brought together more than 200 participants
Antarctic sea ice reached its minimum extent for the recent southern summer - covering a record low area.
One of the impacts of climate change is an increased risk of floods in coastal regions.
Competition to develop community-driven resources for Jupyter notebooks using Copernicus data
