28 November 2023
07 April 2020
EUMETSAT provides access to the Copernicus Sentinel-3 and Copernicus Sentinel-6 marine products - and, in future, products from Sentinel-4 and Sentinel-5 - via EUMETCast satellite/terrestrial or through the EUMETSAT Data Centre.
The Earth Observation Portal is the main entry point to EUMETSAT’s Earth Observation data, including data provided via EUMETCast from our many partner organisations. Register and subscribe here to receive data.
The Product Navigator is the central catalogue for all EUMETSAT data and products, including third-party product disseminated on EUMETCast. To discover our data go to the Product Navigator.
EUMETCast is EUMETSAT’s primary dissemination mechanism, providing access to near real-time data through DVB satellite or terrestrial network, with a guaranteed service level.
EUMETView is a new web imagery service based upon Web Map Service (WMS) technology which allows users to view EUMETSAT data and products and to access image layers. EUMETView will be enhanced in 2016 with imagery from Sentinel-3 marine data and products.
EUMETSAT Data Centre - Ordering and delivery service for historical and long-term archive data from the EUMETSAT contributing missions and Sentinel-3 marine and atmosphere products.
Why use EUMETCAST?
EUMETSAT offers users and service providers access to a multi-mission data stream via EUMETCast, a highly-reliable, cost-effective system based on off-the-shelf, commercially available, standard Digital Video Broadcast technology.
EUMETCast’s highly scalable architecture will provide the near real-time Sentinel-3 data services to an unlimited number of simultaneous users, regardless of the possible limitations of local communication infrastructures.
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"EUMETCast delivers the majority of the satellite observations operationally assimilated at ECMWF. It provides a very reliable, cost-effective and easy to use mechanism for the near real time delivery of more than 50 gigabytes of satellite data every day. It is an essential component of ECMWF's data reception system"
David Richardson, ECMWF Head of Evaluation Section
EUMETCast Terrestrial works like the satellite service but uses a terrestrial network instead. The DVB satellite link is replaced by a connection to a national research network. EUMETCast Terrestrial has the potential to reach users beyond the EUMETCast satellite footprint, for example, in Australia.
Working with Sentinel 3 data
The Sentinel-3 Toolbox consists of a rich set of visualisation, analysis and processing tools for the exploitation of OLCI and SLSTR data from the Sentinel-3 mission.
International Copernicus data exchange
EUMETSAT has signed Technical Operating Arrangements with the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and Geoscience Australia to support the exchange of Copernicus data.