EPOS at the European Researchers’ Night 2022

EPOS launches the European Portal for Open and Integrated Access to Multidisciplinary Scientific Data for Solid Earth Sciences

The platform “EPOS Data Portal” will be presented at the EGU General Assembly 2023 and will allow scientists, students and stakeholders to access multidisciplinary scientific data and products for understanding Earth dynamics [Rome, 19ht A…

Geological Information and Modeling

The TCS Geological Information and Modeling is responsible for building upon huge amount of geological and borehole information available from the European Geological Surveys and providing a number of services easily accessible through the…

Stakeholders

EPOS will create an internationally recognised European research infrastructure that will open new horizons for European research in solid Earth science. Seamless access to national and European data and services will attract a variety of…

What we do

EPOS is a long-term plan for the integration of existing national and trans-national research infrastructures for solid Earth science in Europe.

Volcano Observations

The Volcano Observations (VO-TCS) provide long-term access to the Volcano Observatories and Research Institutions data and products. VO-TCS aims at implementing facilities allowing easy access to volcanological data and interoperable servi…

Multi-Scale Laboratories

TCS Multi-scale laboratories includes a wide range of world-class experimental laboratory infrastructures: from high pressure-temperature rock and fault mechanics and rock physics facilities, to electron microscopy, micro-beam analysis, an…

Satellite Data

TCS Satellite Data aims at implementing satellite Earth Observation (EO) services transverse to the large EPOS community and suitable to be used in several solid Earth science application scenarios.

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EPOS at EGU24

April is the European Geosciences Union (EGU) month, and EPOS has been preparing its participation in this major event for months now.

Workshop at the University of Pretoria, South Africa