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Copernicus 2014 ndash 2020
state of play and way ahead
Sentinel-2 for Science
Frascati May 2014
Roland Zinzius Deputy Head of Unit
Copernicus Infrastructures
European Commission Brussels
Copernicus ndash Objectives
Monitor the environment
Facilitate adaptation to Climate Change
Improve environmental policy effectiveness
Increase general knowledge on the state of the Planet
Protect people and assets
Foster downstream applications in a number of
fields Manage emergencies and security related situations
1998 2001 2005 2006 2008 2011
Baveno Manifesto (first reference to Global Monitoring for Environmental Security)
Gothenburg EU Summit (first EC involvement in establishing European capacity for monitoring the environment from
space)
Start of GMES Initial Operations (GIO)
phase
bull GMES flagship of EU Space Policy
bull ESA approves GMES Space Component Programme
bull EC-ESA agreement on GMES signed
bull GMES services presented at Lille Forum
2013 2014
onwards
EC proposed bull Copernicus Regulation bull Delegated act on
Copernicus Data Policy
EC dedicated unit (GMES Bureau) in
charge of Programme development and implementation
Start of Copernicus full operations phase bull Launch of sentinel
satellites begins bull Establish six services
GMES renamed Copernicus
Copernicus History
Copernicus Essentials
bull information for policymakers scientists business and
the public at large
bull A European response to EU and global needs
- manage the environment
- mitigate the effects of climate change and
- ensure civil security
bull A user-driven programme
bull An integrated Earth Observation System (space-based
+ in-situ data + Earth System Models delivered to
end-users through 6 service providers)
Copernicus compriseshellip
5
bull a service component ensuring access to
information
bull a space component ensuring sustainable
space borne observations for the service areas
bull an in-situ component ensuring
observations through airborne seaborne and ground-based installations for the service areas
Copernicus Regulation
Establishes the political and operational framework
Copernicus Regulation
Sets political and operational framework
Budget (2014-2020) = EUR 43 billion
Copernicus Regulation
Sets political and operational framework
Budget (2014-2020) = EUR 43 billion
Defines roles amp responsibilities COM ESAEUMETSAT Member States Service Operatorshellip
Copernicus Regulation
Sets political and operational framework
Budget (2014-2020) = EUR 43 billion
Defines roles amp responsibilities COM ESAEUMETSAT Member Stateshellip
Guarantees continuation of GMES FoF Data and Information Policy
10
Copernicus Data Policy
Public service
Provides full open and free-of-charge access
to data and products worldwide
Need to distinguish between
bullSENTINEL data (open)
bullCopernicus service products (open)
bullContributing missions (data policy of the
provider)
Tech and Security restrictions may apply
Copernicus Space Component
Sentinels Five EO missions developed specifically for
Copernicus
Sentinel-2 Sentinel-3 Sentinel-4 Sentinel-5
12
Sentinel 1
Sentinel 6 (Jason CS)
13
) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Copernicus Services
Six Copernicus services
Land Monitoring Marine Monitoring Atmosphere Monitoring
Emergency Management Climate Change Security
Services monitoring Earth systems
Horizontal services
Output Value-Added Information
16
Sentinel Data for Services
Land Marine Emer-gency
Security Atmo- sphere
Climate
Sentinel-1
Sentinel-2
Sentinel-3
Sentinel-4
Sentinel-5
Sentinel-6
crucial
required
nice to have
17
) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Next Steps
bull Copernicus Regulation and Data Policy in force
bull Conclude Delegation Agreements
bull Deployment of space infrastructure
- Successful launch of Sentinel-1 A on 3 April 2014
- Sentinel-2A and -3A launches planned for 2015
- Sentinel-1B -2B -5P and -3B launches planned for 2016 early 2017
- Ramp-up ground segment
Next Steps
bull Implementation of Services
- Selection of and agreements with entrusted entities
- Strengthen the first operational services (Land amp Emergencies)
- Ramp up other Services
bull Promote User-uptake (register at wwwcopernicuseu)
bull Develop new services and business models
bull Strengthen intl dialogue and cooperation
20
Thank you for your attention
RolandZinziuseceuropaeu
Web wwwcopernicuseu
Facebook CopernicusEU
Twitter Copernicus EU
Copernicus ndash Objectives
Monitor the environment
Facilitate adaptation to Climate Change
Improve environmental policy effectiveness
Increase general knowledge on the state of the Planet
Protect people and assets
Foster downstream applications in a number of
fields Manage emergencies and security related situations
1998 2001 2005 2006 2008 2011
Baveno Manifesto (first reference to Global Monitoring for Environmental Security)
Gothenburg EU Summit (first EC involvement in establishing European capacity for monitoring the environment from
space)
Start of GMES Initial Operations (GIO)
phase
bull GMES flagship of EU Space Policy
bull ESA approves GMES Space Component Programme
bull EC-ESA agreement on GMES signed
bull GMES services presented at Lille Forum
2013 2014
onwards
EC proposed bull Copernicus Regulation bull Delegated act on
Copernicus Data Policy
EC dedicated unit (GMES Bureau) in
charge of Programme development and implementation
Start of Copernicus full operations phase bull Launch of sentinel
satellites begins bull Establish six services
GMES renamed Copernicus
Copernicus History
Copernicus Essentials
bull information for policymakers scientists business and
the public at large
bull A European response to EU and global needs
- manage the environment
- mitigate the effects of climate change and
- ensure civil security
bull A user-driven programme
bull An integrated Earth Observation System (space-based
+ in-situ data + Earth System Models delivered to
end-users through 6 service providers)
Copernicus compriseshellip
5
bull a service component ensuring access to
information
bull a space component ensuring sustainable
space borne observations for the service areas
bull an in-situ component ensuring
observations through airborne seaborne and ground-based installations for the service areas
Copernicus Regulation
Establishes the political and operational framework
Copernicus Regulation
Sets political and operational framework
Budget (2014-2020) = EUR 43 billion
Copernicus Regulation
Sets political and operational framework
Budget (2014-2020) = EUR 43 billion
Defines roles amp responsibilities COM ESAEUMETSAT Member States Service Operatorshellip
Copernicus Regulation
Sets political and operational framework
Budget (2014-2020) = EUR 43 billion
Defines roles amp responsibilities COM ESAEUMETSAT Member Stateshellip
Guarantees continuation of GMES FoF Data and Information Policy
10
Copernicus Data Policy
Public service
Provides full open and free-of-charge access
to data and products worldwide
Need to distinguish between
bullSENTINEL data (open)
bullCopernicus service products (open)
bullContributing missions (data policy of the
provider)
Tech and Security restrictions may apply
Copernicus Space Component
Sentinels Five EO missions developed specifically for
Copernicus
Sentinel-2 Sentinel-3 Sentinel-4 Sentinel-5
12
Sentinel 1
Sentinel 6 (Jason CS)
13
) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Copernicus Services
Six Copernicus services
Land Monitoring Marine Monitoring Atmosphere Monitoring
Emergency Management Climate Change Security
Services monitoring Earth systems
Horizontal services
Output Value-Added Information
16
Sentinel Data for Services
Land Marine Emer-gency
Security Atmo- sphere
Climate
Sentinel-1
Sentinel-2
Sentinel-3
Sentinel-4
Sentinel-5
Sentinel-6
crucial
required
nice to have
17
) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Next Steps
bull Copernicus Regulation and Data Policy in force
bull Conclude Delegation Agreements
bull Deployment of space infrastructure
- Successful launch of Sentinel-1 A on 3 April 2014
- Sentinel-2A and -3A launches planned for 2015
- Sentinel-1B -2B -5P and -3B launches planned for 2016 early 2017
- Ramp-up ground segment
Next Steps
bull Implementation of Services
- Selection of and agreements with entrusted entities
- Strengthen the first operational services (Land amp Emergencies)
- Ramp up other Services
bull Promote User-uptake (register at wwwcopernicuseu)
bull Develop new services and business models
bull Strengthen intl dialogue and cooperation
20
Thank you for your attention
RolandZinziuseceuropaeu
Web wwwcopernicuseu
Facebook CopernicusEU
Twitter Copernicus EU
1998 2001 2005 2006 2008 2011
Baveno Manifesto (first reference to Global Monitoring for Environmental Security)
Gothenburg EU Summit (first EC involvement in establishing European capacity for monitoring the environment from
space)
Start of GMES Initial Operations (GIO)
phase
bull GMES flagship of EU Space Policy
bull ESA approves GMES Space Component Programme
bull EC-ESA agreement on GMES signed
bull GMES services presented at Lille Forum
2013 2014
onwards
EC proposed bull Copernicus Regulation bull Delegated act on
Copernicus Data Policy
EC dedicated unit (GMES Bureau) in
charge of Programme development and implementation
Start of Copernicus full operations phase bull Launch of sentinel
satellites begins bull Establish six services
GMES renamed Copernicus
Copernicus History
Copernicus Essentials
bull information for policymakers scientists business and
the public at large
bull A European response to EU and global needs
- manage the environment
- mitigate the effects of climate change and
- ensure civil security
bull A user-driven programme
bull An integrated Earth Observation System (space-based
+ in-situ data + Earth System Models delivered to
end-users through 6 service providers)
Copernicus compriseshellip
5
bull a service component ensuring access to
information
bull a space component ensuring sustainable
space borne observations for the service areas
bull an in-situ component ensuring
observations through airborne seaborne and ground-based installations for the service areas
Copernicus Regulation
Establishes the political and operational framework
Copernicus Regulation
Sets political and operational framework
Budget (2014-2020) = EUR 43 billion
Copernicus Regulation
Sets political and operational framework
Budget (2014-2020) = EUR 43 billion
Defines roles amp responsibilities COM ESAEUMETSAT Member States Service Operatorshellip
Copernicus Regulation
Sets political and operational framework
Budget (2014-2020) = EUR 43 billion
Defines roles amp responsibilities COM ESAEUMETSAT Member Stateshellip
Guarantees continuation of GMES FoF Data and Information Policy
10
Copernicus Data Policy
Public service
Provides full open and free-of-charge access
to data and products worldwide
Need to distinguish between
bullSENTINEL data (open)
bullCopernicus service products (open)
bullContributing missions (data policy of the
provider)
Tech and Security restrictions may apply
Copernicus Space Component
Sentinels Five EO missions developed specifically for
Copernicus
Sentinel-2 Sentinel-3 Sentinel-4 Sentinel-5
12
Sentinel 1
Sentinel 6 (Jason CS)
13
) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Copernicus Services
Six Copernicus services
Land Monitoring Marine Monitoring Atmosphere Monitoring
Emergency Management Climate Change Security
Services monitoring Earth systems
Horizontal services
Output Value-Added Information
16
Sentinel Data for Services
Land Marine Emer-gency
Security Atmo- sphere
Climate
Sentinel-1
Sentinel-2
Sentinel-3
Sentinel-4
Sentinel-5
Sentinel-6
crucial
required
nice to have
17
) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Next Steps
bull Copernicus Regulation and Data Policy in force
bull Conclude Delegation Agreements
bull Deployment of space infrastructure
- Successful launch of Sentinel-1 A on 3 April 2014
- Sentinel-2A and -3A launches planned for 2015
- Sentinel-1B -2B -5P and -3B launches planned for 2016 early 2017
- Ramp-up ground segment
Next Steps
bull Implementation of Services
- Selection of and agreements with entrusted entities
- Strengthen the first operational services (Land amp Emergencies)
- Ramp up other Services
bull Promote User-uptake (register at wwwcopernicuseu)
bull Develop new services and business models
bull Strengthen intl dialogue and cooperation
20
Thank you for your attention
RolandZinziuseceuropaeu
Web wwwcopernicuseu
Facebook CopernicusEU
Twitter Copernicus EU
Copernicus Essentials
bull information for policymakers scientists business and
the public at large
bull A European response to EU and global needs
- manage the environment
- mitigate the effects of climate change and
- ensure civil security
bull A user-driven programme
bull An integrated Earth Observation System (space-based
+ in-situ data + Earth System Models delivered to
end-users through 6 service providers)
Copernicus compriseshellip
5
bull a service component ensuring access to
information
bull a space component ensuring sustainable
space borne observations for the service areas
bull an in-situ component ensuring
observations through airborne seaborne and ground-based installations for the service areas
Copernicus Regulation
Establishes the political and operational framework
Copernicus Regulation
Sets political and operational framework
Budget (2014-2020) = EUR 43 billion
Copernicus Regulation
Sets political and operational framework
Budget (2014-2020) = EUR 43 billion
Defines roles amp responsibilities COM ESAEUMETSAT Member States Service Operatorshellip
Copernicus Regulation
Sets political and operational framework
Budget (2014-2020) = EUR 43 billion
Defines roles amp responsibilities COM ESAEUMETSAT Member Stateshellip
Guarantees continuation of GMES FoF Data and Information Policy
10
Copernicus Data Policy
Public service
Provides full open and free-of-charge access
to data and products worldwide
Need to distinguish between
bullSENTINEL data (open)
bullCopernicus service products (open)
bullContributing missions (data policy of the
provider)
Tech and Security restrictions may apply
Copernicus Space Component
Sentinels Five EO missions developed specifically for
Copernicus
Sentinel-2 Sentinel-3 Sentinel-4 Sentinel-5
12
Sentinel 1
Sentinel 6 (Jason CS)
13
) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Copernicus Services
Six Copernicus services
Land Monitoring Marine Monitoring Atmosphere Monitoring
Emergency Management Climate Change Security
Services monitoring Earth systems
Horizontal services
Output Value-Added Information
16
Sentinel Data for Services
Land Marine Emer-gency
Security Atmo- sphere
Climate
Sentinel-1
Sentinel-2
Sentinel-3
Sentinel-4
Sentinel-5
Sentinel-6
crucial
required
nice to have
17
) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Next Steps
bull Copernicus Regulation and Data Policy in force
bull Conclude Delegation Agreements
bull Deployment of space infrastructure
- Successful launch of Sentinel-1 A on 3 April 2014
- Sentinel-2A and -3A launches planned for 2015
- Sentinel-1B -2B -5P and -3B launches planned for 2016 early 2017
- Ramp-up ground segment
Next Steps
bull Implementation of Services
- Selection of and agreements with entrusted entities
- Strengthen the first operational services (Land amp Emergencies)
- Ramp up other Services
bull Promote User-uptake (register at wwwcopernicuseu)
bull Develop new services and business models
bull Strengthen intl dialogue and cooperation
20
Thank you for your attention
RolandZinziuseceuropaeu
Web wwwcopernicuseu
Facebook CopernicusEU
Twitter Copernicus EU
Copernicus compriseshellip
5
bull a service component ensuring access to
information
bull a space component ensuring sustainable
space borne observations for the service areas
bull an in-situ component ensuring
observations through airborne seaborne and ground-based installations for the service areas
Copernicus Regulation
Establishes the political and operational framework
Copernicus Regulation
Sets political and operational framework
Budget (2014-2020) = EUR 43 billion
Copernicus Regulation
Sets political and operational framework
Budget (2014-2020) = EUR 43 billion
Defines roles amp responsibilities COM ESAEUMETSAT Member States Service Operatorshellip
Copernicus Regulation
Sets political and operational framework
Budget (2014-2020) = EUR 43 billion
Defines roles amp responsibilities COM ESAEUMETSAT Member Stateshellip
Guarantees continuation of GMES FoF Data and Information Policy
10
Copernicus Data Policy
Public service
Provides full open and free-of-charge access
to data and products worldwide
Need to distinguish between
bullSENTINEL data (open)
bullCopernicus service products (open)
bullContributing missions (data policy of the
provider)
Tech and Security restrictions may apply
Copernicus Space Component
Sentinels Five EO missions developed specifically for
Copernicus
Sentinel-2 Sentinel-3 Sentinel-4 Sentinel-5
12
Sentinel 1
Sentinel 6 (Jason CS)
13
) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Copernicus Services
Six Copernicus services
Land Monitoring Marine Monitoring Atmosphere Monitoring
Emergency Management Climate Change Security
Services monitoring Earth systems
Horizontal services
Output Value-Added Information
16
Sentinel Data for Services
Land Marine Emer-gency
Security Atmo- sphere
Climate
Sentinel-1
Sentinel-2
Sentinel-3
Sentinel-4
Sentinel-5
Sentinel-6
crucial
required
nice to have
17
) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Next Steps
bull Copernicus Regulation and Data Policy in force
bull Conclude Delegation Agreements
bull Deployment of space infrastructure
- Successful launch of Sentinel-1 A on 3 April 2014
- Sentinel-2A and -3A launches planned for 2015
- Sentinel-1B -2B -5P and -3B launches planned for 2016 early 2017
- Ramp-up ground segment
Next Steps
bull Implementation of Services
- Selection of and agreements with entrusted entities
- Strengthen the first operational services (Land amp Emergencies)
- Ramp up other Services
bull Promote User-uptake (register at wwwcopernicuseu)
bull Develop new services and business models
bull Strengthen intl dialogue and cooperation
20
Thank you for your attention
RolandZinziuseceuropaeu
Web wwwcopernicuseu
Facebook CopernicusEU
Twitter Copernicus EU
Copernicus Regulation
Establishes the political and operational framework
Copernicus Regulation
Sets political and operational framework
Budget (2014-2020) = EUR 43 billion
Copernicus Regulation
Sets political and operational framework
Budget (2014-2020) = EUR 43 billion
Defines roles amp responsibilities COM ESAEUMETSAT Member States Service Operatorshellip
Copernicus Regulation
Sets political and operational framework
Budget (2014-2020) = EUR 43 billion
Defines roles amp responsibilities COM ESAEUMETSAT Member Stateshellip
Guarantees continuation of GMES FoF Data and Information Policy
10
Copernicus Data Policy
Public service
Provides full open and free-of-charge access
to data and products worldwide
Need to distinguish between
bullSENTINEL data (open)
bullCopernicus service products (open)
bullContributing missions (data policy of the
provider)
Tech and Security restrictions may apply
Copernicus Space Component
Sentinels Five EO missions developed specifically for
Copernicus
Sentinel-2 Sentinel-3 Sentinel-4 Sentinel-5
12
Sentinel 1
Sentinel 6 (Jason CS)
13
) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Copernicus Services
Six Copernicus services
Land Monitoring Marine Monitoring Atmosphere Monitoring
Emergency Management Climate Change Security
Services monitoring Earth systems
Horizontal services
Output Value-Added Information
16
Sentinel Data for Services
Land Marine Emer-gency
Security Atmo- sphere
Climate
Sentinel-1
Sentinel-2
Sentinel-3
Sentinel-4
Sentinel-5
Sentinel-6
crucial
required
nice to have
17
) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Next Steps
bull Copernicus Regulation and Data Policy in force
bull Conclude Delegation Agreements
bull Deployment of space infrastructure
- Successful launch of Sentinel-1 A on 3 April 2014
- Sentinel-2A and -3A launches planned for 2015
- Sentinel-1B -2B -5P and -3B launches planned for 2016 early 2017
- Ramp-up ground segment
Next Steps
bull Implementation of Services
- Selection of and agreements with entrusted entities
- Strengthen the first operational services (Land amp Emergencies)
- Ramp up other Services
bull Promote User-uptake (register at wwwcopernicuseu)
bull Develop new services and business models
bull Strengthen intl dialogue and cooperation
20
Thank you for your attention
RolandZinziuseceuropaeu
Web wwwcopernicuseu
Facebook CopernicusEU
Twitter Copernicus EU
Copernicus Regulation
Sets political and operational framework
Budget (2014-2020) = EUR 43 billion
Copernicus Regulation
Sets political and operational framework
Budget (2014-2020) = EUR 43 billion
Defines roles amp responsibilities COM ESAEUMETSAT Member States Service Operatorshellip
Copernicus Regulation
Sets political and operational framework
Budget (2014-2020) = EUR 43 billion
Defines roles amp responsibilities COM ESAEUMETSAT Member Stateshellip
Guarantees continuation of GMES FoF Data and Information Policy
10
Copernicus Data Policy
Public service
Provides full open and free-of-charge access
to data and products worldwide
Need to distinguish between
bullSENTINEL data (open)
bullCopernicus service products (open)
bullContributing missions (data policy of the
provider)
Tech and Security restrictions may apply
Copernicus Space Component
Sentinels Five EO missions developed specifically for
Copernicus
Sentinel-2 Sentinel-3 Sentinel-4 Sentinel-5
12
Sentinel 1
Sentinel 6 (Jason CS)
13
) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Copernicus Services
Six Copernicus services
Land Monitoring Marine Monitoring Atmosphere Monitoring
Emergency Management Climate Change Security
Services monitoring Earth systems
Horizontal services
Output Value-Added Information
16
Sentinel Data for Services
Land Marine Emer-gency
Security Atmo- sphere
Climate
Sentinel-1
Sentinel-2
Sentinel-3
Sentinel-4
Sentinel-5
Sentinel-6
crucial
required
nice to have
17
) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Next Steps
bull Copernicus Regulation and Data Policy in force
bull Conclude Delegation Agreements
bull Deployment of space infrastructure
- Successful launch of Sentinel-1 A on 3 April 2014
- Sentinel-2A and -3A launches planned for 2015
- Sentinel-1B -2B -5P and -3B launches planned for 2016 early 2017
- Ramp-up ground segment
Next Steps
bull Implementation of Services
- Selection of and agreements with entrusted entities
- Strengthen the first operational services (Land amp Emergencies)
- Ramp up other Services
bull Promote User-uptake (register at wwwcopernicuseu)
bull Develop new services and business models
bull Strengthen intl dialogue and cooperation
20
Thank you for your attention
RolandZinziuseceuropaeu
Web wwwcopernicuseu
Facebook CopernicusEU
Twitter Copernicus EU
Copernicus Regulation
Sets political and operational framework
Budget (2014-2020) = EUR 43 billion
Defines roles amp responsibilities COM ESAEUMETSAT Member States Service Operatorshellip
Copernicus Regulation
Sets political and operational framework
Budget (2014-2020) = EUR 43 billion
Defines roles amp responsibilities COM ESAEUMETSAT Member Stateshellip
Guarantees continuation of GMES FoF Data and Information Policy
10
Copernicus Data Policy
Public service
Provides full open and free-of-charge access
to data and products worldwide
Need to distinguish between
bullSENTINEL data (open)
bullCopernicus service products (open)
bullContributing missions (data policy of the
provider)
Tech and Security restrictions may apply
Copernicus Space Component
Sentinels Five EO missions developed specifically for
Copernicus
Sentinel-2 Sentinel-3 Sentinel-4 Sentinel-5
12
Sentinel 1
Sentinel 6 (Jason CS)
13
) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Copernicus Services
Six Copernicus services
Land Monitoring Marine Monitoring Atmosphere Monitoring
Emergency Management Climate Change Security
Services monitoring Earth systems
Horizontal services
Output Value-Added Information
16
Sentinel Data for Services
Land Marine Emer-gency
Security Atmo- sphere
Climate
Sentinel-1
Sentinel-2
Sentinel-3
Sentinel-4
Sentinel-5
Sentinel-6
crucial
required
nice to have
17
) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Next Steps
bull Copernicus Regulation and Data Policy in force
bull Conclude Delegation Agreements
bull Deployment of space infrastructure
- Successful launch of Sentinel-1 A on 3 April 2014
- Sentinel-2A and -3A launches planned for 2015
- Sentinel-1B -2B -5P and -3B launches planned for 2016 early 2017
- Ramp-up ground segment
Next Steps
bull Implementation of Services
- Selection of and agreements with entrusted entities
- Strengthen the first operational services (Land amp Emergencies)
- Ramp up other Services
bull Promote User-uptake (register at wwwcopernicuseu)
bull Develop new services and business models
bull Strengthen intl dialogue and cooperation
20
Thank you for your attention
RolandZinziuseceuropaeu
Web wwwcopernicuseu
Facebook CopernicusEU
Twitter Copernicus EU
Copernicus Regulation
Sets political and operational framework
Budget (2014-2020) = EUR 43 billion
Defines roles amp responsibilities COM ESAEUMETSAT Member Stateshellip
Guarantees continuation of GMES FoF Data and Information Policy
10
Copernicus Data Policy
Public service
Provides full open and free-of-charge access
to data and products worldwide
Need to distinguish between
bullSENTINEL data (open)
bullCopernicus service products (open)
bullContributing missions (data policy of the
provider)
Tech and Security restrictions may apply
Copernicus Space Component
Sentinels Five EO missions developed specifically for
Copernicus
Sentinel-2 Sentinel-3 Sentinel-4 Sentinel-5
12
Sentinel 1
Sentinel 6 (Jason CS)
13
) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Copernicus Services
Six Copernicus services
Land Monitoring Marine Monitoring Atmosphere Monitoring
Emergency Management Climate Change Security
Services monitoring Earth systems
Horizontal services
Output Value-Added Information
16
Sentinel Data for Services
Land Marine Emer-gency
Security Atmo- sphere
Climate
Sentinel-1
Sentinel-2
Sentinel-3
Sentinel-4
Sentinel-5
Sentinel-6
crucial
required
nice to have
17
) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Next Steps
bull Copernicus Regulation and Data Policy in force
bull Conclude Delegation Agreements
bull Deployment of space infrastructure
- Successful launch of Sentinel-1 A on 3 April 2014
- Sentinel-2A and -3A launches planned for 2015
- Sentinel-1B -2B -5P and -3B launches planned for 2016 early 2017
- Ramp-up ground segment
Next Steps
bull Implementation of Services
- Selection of and agreements with entrusted entities
- Strengthen the first operational services (Land amp Emergencies)
- Ramp up other Services
bull Promote User-uptake (register at wwwcopernicuseu)
bull Develop new services and business models
bull Strengthen intl dialogue and cooperation
20
Thank you for your attention
RolandZinziuseceuropaeu
Web wwwcopernicuseu
Facebook CopernicusEU
Twitter Copernicus EU
10
Copernicus Data Policy
Public service
Provides full open and free-of-charge access
to data and products worldwide
Need to distinguish between
bullSENTINEL data (open)
bullCopernicus service products (open)
bullContributing missions (data policy of the
provider)
Tech and Security restrictions may apply
Copernicus Space Component
Sentinels Five EO missions developed specifically for
Copernicus
Sentinel-2 Sentinel-3 Sentinel-4 Sentinel-5
12
Sentinel 1
Sentinel 6 (Jason CS)
13
) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Copernicus Services
Six Copernicus services
Land Monitoring Marine Monitoring Atmosphere Monitoring
Emergency Management Climate Change Security
Services monitoring Earth systems
Horizontal services
Output Value-Added Information
16
Sentinel Data for Services
Land Marine Emer-gency
Security Atmo- sphere
Climate
Sentinel-1
Sentinel-2
Sentinel-3
Sentinel-4
Sentinel-5
Sentinel-6
crucial
required
nice to have
17
) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Next Steps
bull Copernicus Regulation and Data Policy in force
bull Conclude Delegation Agreements
bull Deployment of space infrastructure
- Successful launch of Sentinel-1 A on 3 April 2014
- Sentinel-2A and -3A launches planned for 2015
- Sentinel-1B -2B -5P and -3B launches planned for 2016 early 2017
- Ramp-up ground segment
Next Steps
bull Implementation of Services
- Selection of and agreements with entrusted entities
- Strengthen the first operational services (Land amp Emergencies)
- Ramp up other Services
bull Promote User-uptake (register at wwwcopernicuseu)
bull Develop new services and business models
bull Strengthen intl dialogue and cooperation
20
Thank you for your attention
RolandZinziuseceuropaeu
Web wwwcopernicuseu
Facebook CopernicusEU
Twitter Copernicus EU
Copernicus Space Component
Sentinels Five EO missions developed specifically for
Copernicus
Sentinel-2 Sentinel-3 Sentinel-4 Sentinel-5
12
Sentinel 1
Sentinel 6 (Jason CS)
13
) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Copernicus Services
Six Copernicus services
Land Monitoring Marine Monitoring Atmosphere Monitoring
Emergency Management Climate Change Security
Services monitoring Earth systems
Horizontal services
Output Value-Added Information
16
Sentinel Data for Services
Land Marine Emer-gency
Security Atmo- sphere
Climate
Sentinel-1
Sentinel-2
Sentinel-3
Sentinel-4
Sentinel-5
Sentinel-6
crucial
required
nice to have
17
) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Next Steps
bull Copernicus Regulation and Data Policy in force
bull Conclude Delegation Agreements
bull Deployment of space infrastructure
- Successful launch of Sentinel-1 A on 3 April 2014
- Sentinel-2A and -3A launches planned for 2015
- Sentinel-1B -2B -5P and -3B launches planned for 2016 early 2017
- Ramp-up ground segment
Next Steps
bull Implementation of Services
- Selection of and agreements with entrusted entities
- Strengthen the first operational services (Land amp Emergencies)
- Ramp up other Services
bull Promote User-uptake (register at wwwcopernicuseu)
bull Develop new services and business models
bull Strengthen intl dialogue and cooperation
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Sentinels Five EO missions developed specifically for
Copernicus
Sentinel-2 Sentinel-3 Sentinel-4 Sentinel-5
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Sentinel 1
Sentinel 6 (Jason CS)
13
) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Copernicus Services
Six Copernicus services
Land Monitoring Marine Monitoring Atmosphere Monitoring
Emergency Management Climate Change Security
Services monitoring Earth systems
Horizontal services
Output Value-Added Information
16
Sentinel Data for Services
Land Marine Emer-gency
Security Atmo- sphere
Climate
Sentinel-1
Sentinel-2
Sentinel-3
Sentinel-4
Sentinel-5
Sentinel-6
crucial
required
nice to have
17
) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Next Steps
bull Copernicus Regulation and Data Policy in force
bull Conclude Delegation Agreements
bull Deployment of space infrastructure
- Successful launch of Sentinel-1 A on 3 April 2014
- Sentinel-2A and -3A launches planned for 2015
- Sentinel-1B -2B -5P and -3B launches planned for 2016 early 2017
- Ramp-up ground segment
Next Steps
bull Implementation of Services
- Selection of and agreements with entrusted entities
- Strengthen the first operational services (Land amp Emergencies)
- Ramp up other Services
bull Promote User-uptake (register at wwwcopernicuseu)
bull Develop new services and business models
bull Strengthen intl dialogue and cooperation
20
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) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Copernicus Services
Six Copernicus services
Land Monitoring Marine Monitoring Atmosphere Monitoring
Emergency Management Climate Change Security
Services monitoring Earth systems
Horizontal services
Output Value-Added Information
16
Sentinel Data for Services
Land Marine Emer-gency
Security Atmo- sphere
Climate
Sentinel-1
Sentinel-2
Sentinel-3
Sentinel-4
Sentinel-5
Sentinel-6
crucial
required
nice to have
17
) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Next Steps
bull Copernicus Regulation and Data Policy in force
bull Conclude Delegation Agreements
bull Deployment of space infrastructure
- Successful launch of Sentinel-1 A on 3 April 2014
- Sentinel-2A and -3A launches planned for 2015
- Sentinel-1B -2B -5P and -3B launches planned for 2016 early 2017
- Ramp-up ground segment
Next Steps
bull Implementation of Services
- Selection of and agreements with entrusted entities
- Strengthen the first operational services (Land amp Emergencies)
- Ramp up other Services
bull Promote User-uptake (register at wwwcopernicuseu)
bull Develop new services and business models
bull Strengthen intl dialogue and cooperation
20
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Copernicus Services
Six Copernicus services
Land Monitoring Marine Monitoring Atmosphere Monitoring
Emergency Management Climate Change Security
Services monitoring Earth systems
Horizontal services
Output Value-Added Information
16
Sentinel Data for Services
Land Marine Emer-gency
Security Atmo- sphere
Climate
Sentinel-1
Sentinel-2
Sentinel-3
Sentinel-4
Sentinel-5
Sentinel-6
crucial
required
nice to have
17
) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Next Steps
bull Copernicus Regulation and Data Policy in force
bull Conclude Delegation Agreements
bull Deployment of space infrastructure
- Successful launch of Sentinel-1 A on 3 April 2014
- Sentinel-2A and -3A launches planned for 2015
- Sentinel-1B -2B -5P and -3B launches planned for 2016 early 2017
- Ramp-up ground segment
Next Steps
bull Implementation of Services
- Selection of and agreements with entrusted entities
- Strengthen the first operational services (Land amp Emergencies)
- Ramp up other Services
bull Promote User-uptake (register at wwwcopernicuseu)
bull Develop new services and business models
bull Strengthen intl dialogue and cooperation
20
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Six Copernicus services
Land Monitoring Marine Monitoring Atmosphere Monitoring
Emergency Management Climate Change Security
Services monitoring Earth systems
Horizontal services
Output Value-Added Information
16
Sentinel Data for Services
Land Marine Emer-gency
Security Atmo- sphere
Climate
Sentinel-1
Sentinel-2
Sentinel-3
Sentinel-4
Sentinel-5
Sentinel-6
crucial
required
nice to have
17
) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Next Steps
bull Copernicus Regulation and Data Policy in force
bull Conclude Delegation Agreements
bull Deployment of space infrastructure
- Successful launch of Sentinel-1 A on 3 April 2014
- Sentinel-2A and -3A launches planned for 2015
- Sentinel-1B -2B -5P and -3B launches planned for 2016 early 2017
- Ramp-up ground segment
Next Steps
bull Implementation of Services
- Selection of and agreements with entrusted entities
- Strengthen the first operational services (Land amp Emergencies)
- Ramp up other Services
bull Promote User-uptake (register at wwwcopernicuseu)
bull Develop new services and business models
bull Strengthen intl dialogue and cooperation
20
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16
Sentinel Data for Services
Land Marine Emer-gency
Security Atmo- sphere
Climate
Sentinel-1
Sentinel-2
Sentinel-3
Sentinel-4
Sentinel-5
Sentinel-6
crucial
required
nice to have
17
) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Next Steps
bull Copernicus Regulation and Data Policy in force
bull Conclude Delegation Agreements
bull Deployment of space infrastructure
- Successful launch of Sentinel-1 A on 3 April 2014
- Sentinel-2A and -3A launches planned for 2015
- Sentinel-1B -2B -5P and -3B launches planned for 2016 early 2017
- Ramp-up ground segment
Next Steps
bull Implementation of Services
- Selection of and agreements with entrusted entities
- Strengthen the first operational services (Land amp Emergencies)
- Ramp up other Services
bull Promote User-uptake (register at wwwcopernicuseu)
bull Develop new services and business models
bull Strengthen intl dialogue and cooperation
20
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17
) To be determined following the Request for Expression of Interest (March 2014)
Next Steps
bull Copernicus Regulation and Data Policy in force
bull Conclude Delegation Agreements
bull Deployment of space infrastructure
- Successful launch of Sentinel-1 A on 3 April 2014
- Sentinel-2A and -3A launches planned for 2015
- Sentinel-1B -2B -5P and -3B launches planned for 2016 early 2017
- Ramp-up ground segment
Next Steps
bull Implementation of Services
- Selection of and agreements with entrusted entities
- Strengthen the first operational services (Land amp Emergencies)
- Ramp up other Services
bull Promote User-uptake (register at wwwcopernicuseu)
bull Develop new services and business models
bull Strengthen intl dialogue and cooperation
20
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Next Steps
bull Copernicus Regulation and Data Policy in force
bull Conclude Delegation Agreements
bull Deployment of space infrastructure
- Successful launch of Sentinel-1 A on 3 April 2014
- Sentinel-2A and -3A launches planned for 2015
- Sentinel-1B -2B -5P and -3B launches planned for 2016 early 2017
- Ramp-up ground segment
Next Steps
bull Implementation of Services
- Selection of and agreements with entrusted entities
- Strengthen the first operational services (Land amp Emergencies)
- Ramp up other Services
bull Promote User-uptake (register at wwwcopernicuseu)
bull Develop new services and business models
bull Strengthen intl dialogue and cooperation
20
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Next Steps
bull Implementation of Services
- Selection of and agreements with entrusted entities
- Strengthen the first operational services (Land amp Emergencies)
- Ramp up other Services
bull Promote User-uptake (register at wwwcopernicuseu)
bull Develop new services and business models
bull Strengthen intl dialogue and cooperation
20
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