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This context provides Mediterranean sea surface temperature images and makes use of data from the DUE/MEDSPIRATION project, the
European Service for Precise Sea Surface, a real-time service for the production and delivery of high-resolution sea surface temperature from all available satellite sensors.
The data used for this context covers the period since 3 October 2004 and is updated on a daily basis.
The context also provides sea surface temperature at global scale from the GODAE GHRSST-PP (Global High-Resolution Sea Surface Temperature) Pilot Project, Galapagos islands sea surface temperature and North-West Europe sea surface temperature.
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The Maps section on eoPortal allows you to explore geographical data from many sources, including data from Earth Observation satellites.
Various examples are shown, but users can also create their own map.
For further details on maps.eoportal.org, please read About Maps.
Please send us your feedback by using the eoPortal contact form.
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This context provides access to the DUE/TEMIS (Tropospheric Emission Monitoring Internet Service) Ozone data.
The images are updated on a daily basis and are available in near real time. The covered period starts from 11 March 2007.
In addition, with this context it is possible to overlay a large collection of browse images from ESA and other Third Party Earth Observation Missions available as part of the ESA multi-mission catalogue. |
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This context provides access to the large collection of ENVISAT browse images available via the EOLI multi-mission catalogue.
Using on-the-fly rigorous rectification methods, this tool can generate mosaics of the most recent ENVISAT data as well as of historical datasets.
These ENVISAT data are also integrated with general geographic information (rivers, roads, etc.).
The generation of an ENVISAT mosaic is a network and CPU intensive task which may require typically in the order of 30 seconds to 1 minute.
The number of browse images processed per request is also limited to 200, so if the server replies with a warning code, please reduce the requested geographic area and/or time window. |
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This context shows 1 km resolution mosaics in polar stereographic projection of Antartica produced with ENVISAT ASAR Global Monitoring (GM) products.
Various types of mosaics are available depending on blending options (lighter, darker or last pixel) and covered period (1 month, 2 weeks or 3 days).
Mosaics are available from June 2004 onwards and are regularly updated.
The 3-days mosaics are generated automatically on a daily basis on the ESRIN GRID on-demand system.
On mosaics using darker or lighter pixel blending mode, the extent of frozen sea is clearly visible, whereas on mosaics using ligther or last pixel blending mode the individual motion of large icebergs can be observed.
Additional layers including mosaics from other sensors, DEM, coastlines and grids can be overlayed. |
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 Oil Slick Monitoring
Oil slicks – covering the period from 1999 to 2002 - as detected in the Mediterranean Sea using ESA ERS SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar) images.
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Mosaics/Frames from various sensors
Mosaic of ESA ENVISAT MERIS full resolution products (~300m) over Europe merged with a selection of worldwide mosaics from other Earth Observation sensors.
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