Training sessions

This webinar will focus on the access to Copernicus data either through the Copernicus Open Data Hub or the Copernicus Data and Information Access Services (DIAS) platforms. During this webinar we will explore where and how we can access and

This webinar will introduce our powerful environment. We will demonstrate how to access the RUS Copernicus Service and how to download, process, analyse and visualize the free data acquired by the Sentinel satellites. You will be introduced to the Sentinel-1

RUS Copernicus is co-organizing with the Copernicus Academy Network and the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Greece) a remote hands-on training session offering you to participate safely from home/your office and still get all the benefits of a RUS face-to-face practical training. This

This webinar session is organized by RUS Copernicus in support of the GEOBIA Summer School 2020 held by the Department of Geoinformatics (Z_GIS) of the University of Salzburg and UNIGIS, with support of CopHub.AC and the European Space Agency (ESA). The first part

The 5th edition of the Copernicus Eyes on Earth Roadshow jointly organised with the EO4GEO summit will be held online on 2 and 3 June. On this occasion, we will run a remote demonstration, in webinar format, presenting the RUS

RUS Copernicus is organizing a remote hands-on training session focussing on the comparison of Urban Mapping Methods using SAR where you can participate from the safety of your home/office and still get all the benefits of RUS face-2-face practical training. The

On the occasion of the Air Quality 2020 Online Conference initially planned in Thessaloniki, Greece, RUS Copernicus will provide a half-day hands-on training session on Thursday 7 May. Launched in october 2017 to screen the Earth’s atmosphere, Sentinel-5P provides measurement

As the world population grows, the demand for food, fuel and raw materials provided by agriculture is also increasing. These growing needs must be satisfied on increasingly smaller area of arable land per capita, while considering environmental sustainability and climate

3.7 million people around the world died in 2012 as a result of outdoor air pollution, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). As a major environmental health problem, air pollution affects people in developed and developing countries alike and

The Fagraskógarfjall landslide was likely triggered by the large volume of rainfall that Iceland received during the 2018 summer. It was one of the largest recorded landslides and has a volume of around 10-20 million m3. It occurred on a