Smoke from exceptional California wildfires reach Europe
The fires wreaking havoc in California have produced massive amounts of smoke, causing some areas to be lined with falling ash and transforming the normal light of day into eerie orange skies.
Keeping an eye on air turbulence from space
For many travellers, air turbulence is often a cause of much concern and in some cases, fear. Occurring due to a variety of natural factors, air turbulence can sometimes give rise to anxiety, more so because of its seemingly unpredictable...
Supporting fisheries using Earth observation data
In our Day to Day series of podcasts, we discuss how Earth observation data benefits our lives in different ways.
Exploring data services at EUMETSAT
We talked (part remotely/part at HQ) with Joana Miguens about her interesting role, continuing our Inside EUMETSAT series.
Insight into Jasmin Vural’s life as a fellow
Delving further into our continuing series on fellowships, we talked to Jasmin Vural, who is almost done with hers.
Vasileios Barlakas shares his experience as a fellow with us
Continuing our series on fellowships, we talked to Vasileios Barlakas, who is halfway through his and talked to us about his stint so far.
The role of MOSAiC in EUMETSAT OSI SAF development
You might have seen several posts about the MOSAiC expedition on the Science Blog over the last six months, when we featured the reports of a group of meteorology students tracking its progress.
Interning at EUMETSAT
A new episode of our Inside EUMETSAT series - get to know us a little better by finding out what everybody does here.
Aviation weather consultation onboard the RV Polarstern
In the final blog of the series, the students discuss aviation weather reporting for the safety of the helicopter crews coming and going on the mission.