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Copernicus
E u r o p e ’s Ey e s o n Ea r t h
Sustainable and Continuous Monitoring
of our Environment
Copernicus EU Copernicus EU
Copernicus EU www.copernicus.eu
COPERNICUS HISTORY
Copernicus Space
Strategy
Baveno EC-ESA Copernicus
Manifesto GMES – Flagship of Agreement on Regulation and
Space
EU Space Policy GMES Data Policy Regulation
1998 2005 2008 GMES 2013 2016 2020
Copernicus
2001 2006 2010 2014
Gothenburg EU EC - GMES Start of GMES Start of
Summit Bureau GIO Full service
operations
2
GIO = GMES Initial Operation
COPERNICUS GOVERNANCE
Copernicus
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COPERNICUS ARCHITECTURE
Copernicus
6 services use Earth
Observation data to deliver…
Contributing missions
Sentinels
…added-value products
THE SENTINELS
Sentinel Mission and Status Key Features
Copernicus
SENTINEL-1: 2 Sats in Polar-orbiting, all-weather,
4-40m resolution, 3 day revisit at equator orbit day-and-night radar imaging
SENTINEL-2: 2 Sats in Polar-orbiting, multispectral
10-60m resolution, 5 days revisit time Orbit optical, high-res imaging
SENTINEL-3: 2 Sats in Optical and altimeter mission
300-1200m resolution,
THE CONTRIBUTING MISSIONS
Space
Component
6
IN-SITU: OVERVIEW
In situ
• In situ data = observation data from ground-, sea-, or air-borne sensors,
reference and ancillary data licensed for use in Copernicus
• Use of In situ data:
– Validate & calibrate Copernicus products
– Reliable information services
• Implementation in two tiers:
– Tailored in situ data for each Copernicus service level
– Cross-cutting coordination across services by the EEA
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COPERNICUS SIX SERVICES
Copernicus
Marine
Environment
Climate Land
Change Monitoring
Security Atmosphere
Monitoring
Emergency
Management
Benefit areas and products examples
Land
Monitoring Ecosystems Global
Biodiversity
Agriculture
Pan-European
Forestry
Hydrographic and
EU Land Cover Specific land cover info % of built-up area
elevation reference
maps
Energy
Natural Resources
Local
Water
Urban planning
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BIOPHYSICAL PRODUCTS - Vegetation status (FAPAR) Land Monitoring
Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service
Copernicus European Air
NO2
Quality and
products in
support of
policy users
Atmosphere Monitoring
Ozone
layer
Radiative forcings
Solar radiation and
Bottom-up
UV index
emissions and
surface fluxes of Global analyses, forecasts
greenhouse gases and reanalyses (2003-...)CO2 concentration - Europe
Marine Environment Monitoring Service
Copernicus
Ice
Currents
Marine Sea Level
Environment
Biogeochemistry
Global and Regional
Temperature Real time and Reanalyses
Salinity
Satellite & In Situ obs. and
Models
13Sea surface temperature Copernicus
Copernicus Emergency Ser vice
Emergency
Management
Emergency
ManagementBenefit areas and products examples
Climate
Change
Climate change
Consistent Estimates of the
Essential Climate Variables (ECVs)
Mitigation and
adaptation
Support to Mitigation and
Weather forecast Adaptation Strategies
Pollution Global and Regional
Reanalyses
Environment
Seasonal Forecasts
Health
And Climate ProjectionsF r o m D a t a t o A c t i o n a b l e I n fo r m a t i o n
Copernicus
Climate data for sectoral policies and
businesses:
Water management, Energy, Insurance, Tourism,
Agriculture, Health, Coastal Areas, Biodiversity,
etc.A source for essential climate variables
Climate
How is the
Change
climate
changing?
Observation
s&
Re-analysis
What are the
societal
impacts?
Climate
indicators &
Sectoral
information
What is the
rate of
change?
Forecasts &
ProjectionsSectoral Information System Climate Change
Copernicus Security Service
Copernicus
• Coastal monitoring
• Pre-frontier monitoring
Security • Reference mapping
Border Surveillance
• Maritime surveillance of an area of
interest
• Vessel detection
Maritime Surveillance • Vessel tracking and reporting
• Vessel anomaly detection
• Road network status assessment
Support to EU External Action • Conflict damage assessment
• Critical infrastructure analysis
• Reference map
• Support to evacuation plans
• Crisis situation map
• Border map
• Camp analysisTHE BIG DATA CHALLENGE
Copernicus
• Massive amounts of data
• Full, open and free-of-charge
• Ease of access and use
• Different types of dissemination
infrastructures
• Member States Collaborative Ground
Segment
• New technology developments
• ICT and EO cross-fertilisation
• Interoperability with non-EO datasets
• Public programmes as enablers
Over 16 TB data / day
• Growth and jobs in downstream sector
21COPERNICUS USER UPTAKE INITIATIVES
Copernicus
22#vdLcommission
Political Priorities for the next
European Commission 2019-2024
1. A European Green Deal
2. An economy that works for people
3. A Europe fit for the digital age
4. Protecting our European way of life
5. A stronger Europe in the world
6. A new push for European democracyFuture and Evolution
Copernicus • The European Green Deal
Copernicus services and products enable the full implementation :
o tackling climate change issues (including soil erosion and drought for
agricultural practices)
o reducing emissions (e.g. by monitoring pollution and offering alternative
ship routing to save fuel)
Source: Climate Action Tracker, Sept 2019
o respecting international commitments (Paris agreement and various
UN conventions) for example through the new CO2 service.
o Controlling the effective implementation of environmental policy, the
sustainability of a bio-economy and the protection of biodiversity,
including in natural heritage areas.
Synergies with environment, climate, agriculture, transport and energy policies.Support to businesses Data flow guaranteed at least up to 2030, with full, free and open data policy Copernicus start-up programme
Copernicus International strategy
Objectives:
• Maximise the efficiency of EU investments through
cooperation with international partners
• Promote the uptake of Copernicus data globally
integrating data from international partners into
Copernicus
• Promote access to international markets for European
EO companies
• Agreements signed with USA, Australia, India, Brazil,
Chile, Colombia, African Union, Serbia and Ukraine
• Discussions ongoing with ASEAN countries, Singapore,
Argentina, Canada, Japan, FAO, UNEP, Holy
26 See.Thank you for your
attention
European Commission
www.copernicus.eu
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