Images, videos, podcasts

Discover the world of remote sensing through our selection of images, videos, podcasts and games

GAMES

Altius - The O3 retrieval game

A video game to understand the principles of O3 profiles inversion

  

STEREO PROJECTS VIDEOS

STEREO III Photo album

RDC : à la découverte du volcan Nyiragongo, "aux portes de l'enfer - MUZUBI project

BEETPHEN project, toward drone-based phenotyping in sugar beet breeding trials



Vlaamse onderzoeker vertrekt samen met NASA op sneeuwexpeditie - SNOPOST & CSNOW projects

Copernicus4Regions user stories- Interview Wallonia - SARSAR project



Het hitte-eilandeffect. Hoe voorkomen we snikhete nachten? - URBANEARS project





3D fly-through of Litchfield Savanna TERN supersite - 3D FOREST project

Field Campaign in Biebrza National Park, Poland - HIWET project

Drones to monitor water quality - DRONESED project

 

Watch iT Grow, een nieuw online platform voor aardappelmonitoring - iPOT project

Time-lapse video of the Nyiragongo lava lake - RESIST project

Renewing activity at Nyamulagira volcano - RESIST project

STEREO PROGRAMME

Watch these two videos below to discover in a few minutes what the STEREO programme is and get an overview of some applications covered by the research funded by the STEREO programme.

 

FEATURED VIDEOS

Remote Sensing: a Melodic Introduction (Winner of DLR Science Slam 2013)

  

Source: ESA

Source: ESA

Among the news items published on this site, you'll find below commented satellite images, webstories explaining the why and how of STEREO projects, press articles and interviews of our researchers, and videos of our partners. Browse through them below by choosing the type of news or by selecting a tag.
#STEREO
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#Urban
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#Antarctic
#Air pollution
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#Artificial Intelligence
Glacier calving and a whole lot of mixing

Glacier calving and a whole lot of mixing

#Seas & Oceans, #Snow & Ice, #Antarctic, #Image in the news, #Sentinel

Published on 29 November 2022

Seasonal changes in Antarctic ice sheet flow dynamics detected for the first time

Seasonal changes in Antarctic ice sheet flow dynamics detected for the first time

#Antarctic, #Snow & Ice, #Seas & Oceans, #Copernicus, #Sentinel

Published on 12 October 2022

Decades of satellite data reveal the risks of climate tipping points

Decades of satellite data reveal the risks of climate tipping points

#Antarctic, #Climate change, #ESA, #Snow & Ice

Published on 6 October 2022

The drift of the A-76A iceberg

The drift of the A-76A iceberg

#Snow & Ice, #Antarctic, #Seas & Oceans, #Copernicus, #Image in the news

Published on 5 July 2022

Mega iceberg released 152 billion tonnes of freshwater

Mega iceberg released 152 billion tonnes of freshwater

#Snow & Ice, #Antarctic, #ESA, #Image in the news

Published on 21 January 2022

The 2021 Antarctic ozone hole in context

The 2021 Antarctic ozone hole in context

#Ozone, #Copernicus, #Antarctic

Published on 19 January 2022

STEREO Scientist Frank Pattyn wins ULB Scientific Dissemination Award 2021

STEREO Scientist Frank Pattyn wins ULB Scientific Dissemination Award 2021

#Award, #Snow & Ice, #Antarctic, #STEREO

Published on 15 December 2021

Antarctica matters, now more than ever

Antarctica matters, now more than ever

#Webstory, #Snow & Ice, #Antarctic, #STEREO, #Climate change

Published on 26 November 2021

Glacier monitoring with Copernicus Sentinel-2

Glacier monitoring with Copernicus Sentinel-2

#Climate change, #Arctic, #Antarctic, #Snow & Ice, #Seas & Oceans

Published on 25 November 2021

Working towards a Digital Twin of Earth

Working towards a Digital Twin of Earth

#ESA, #Antarctic

Published on 14 October 2021

Giant iceberg breaks off Brunt Ice Shelf in Antarctica

Giant iceberg breaks off Brunt Ice Shelf in Antarctica

#Antarctic, #Snow & Ice, #Sentinel, #Copernicus, #Image in the news

Published on 2 March 2021

Getz on the run

Getz on the run

#Antarctic, #Climate change, #Snow & Ice

Published on 23 February 2021

Giant berg on collision course with South Georgia

Giant berg on collision course with South Georgia

#Antarctic, #Seas & Oceans, #Snow & Ice

Published on 12 November 2020

Large, deep Antarctic Ozone Hole persisting into November

Large, deep Antarctic Ozone Hole persisting into November

#Ozone, #Antarctic

Published on 4 November 2020

Antarctic ozone hole is one of the largest and deepest in recent years

Antarctic ozone hole is one of the largest and deepest in recent years

#Ozone, #Sentinel, #Antarctic

Published on 20 October 2020

The unexpected link between the ozone hole and Arctic warming

The unexpected link between the ozone hole and Arctic warming

#Antarctic, #Ozone, #Arctic, #Climate change

Published on 27 February 2020

Brunt on the Brink

Brunt on the Brink

#Antarctic, #Snow & Ice

Published on 4 July 2019

First ICESat-2 Global Data Released: Ice, Forests and More

First ICESat-2 Global Data Released: Ice, Forests and More

#Antarctic, #Arctic, #Snow & Ice

Published on 4 June 2019

A Quarter of Glacier Ice in West Antarctica is now Unstable

A Quarter of Glacier Ice in West Antarctica is now Unstable

#Antarctic

Published on 20 May 2019

Landsat 7 Turns 20

Landsat 7 Turns 20

#Landsat, #Antarctic

Published on 17 April 2019

Sentinels Monitor Converging Ice Cracks

Sentinels Monitor Converging Ice Cracks

#Antarctic, #Seas & Oceans, #Copernicus, #Sentinel

Published on 19 March 2019

Huge Cavity in Antarctic Glacier Signals Rapid Decay

Huge Cavity in Antarctic Glacier Signals Rapid Decay

#Antarctic

Published on 4 February 2019

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