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Climate change and Weather Forecast

Climate impact and
extreme weather events

Weather and climate services rely on data from systematic in-situ and remote observations. Such observations are fundamental to understand the current state of the global to local weather and climate, as well as expected future changes. EO technologies provide an unprecedented amount of data and measurements that confirm the effects of the climate change and global warming like an increasing number of extreme climate events such as hurricanes, typhoons, heatwaves, drought and floods.

MEEO has a long and consolidated tradition in providing Earth Observation (EO) climate data services to inform and facilitate climate resilient development around the globe. EO data enables global climate research by providing timely and accurate information in large quantities about the Earth’s atmosphere, landmasses, and oceans. This exceptional amount of climate data paves the way for an intensive and massive usage of artificial intelligence techniques to improve the quality of weather forecast.

Projects

columbia_glacier
ESA EO4SD climate
The ESA EO4SD - Climate Resilience Cluster project - aims to provide insight about the potential of EO to support of climate-resilient decision making at the regional and national scale...
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rainbow
LIFE+ Project RAINBO
The overall objective is to develop and improve methods and tools to predict severe rainfall events and their impact, focusing on the hydrologic response of the small watercourses within the urban area of Bologna...
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NEWS

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1 August 2018

A strategic deal signed between e-GEOS and MEEO to advance in big EO data access challenge

The eodataservice technology is getting more and more used in various domains to provide fast and reliable access to a large volume and variety of geospatial data, mainly from satellite platforms. In a joint effort to bring Earth...

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13 April 2018

Busy week at EGU2018

It has been a busy week at EGU 2018 in Vienna, Austria. Our booth has been visited from Monday to Friday by many very interested scientists, decision makers, private users, teachers and students. Our real datacubes have made the...

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16 March 2018

eodataservice.org success recognised by CORDIS

Eodataservice.org, the platform created by MEEO to offer interoperable environmental data discovery, access, sub-setting, visualisation, processing and download services, finalist of the Big Data Challenge 2017, has been selected to...

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