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2025 EPOS TCS FLYER SATELLITE 2025 ready-cut
March 2025
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from AIEPOS SATELLITE DATA TCS leverages satellite measurements to advance research on Earth’s surface deformation and geodynamic processes. Using radar systems from the European Copernicus Program, it collects and integrates data to monitor tectonic events like earthquakes, landslides, and volcanic activity.
The SATELLITE DATA TCS develops services and products for the solid Earth science community, including the Geohazards Exploitation Platform for data visualization and 9 DDSS based on InSAR data. By coordinating with space agencies such as ESA, it fosters collaboration and provides a unified framework for understanding high-impact geo-hazards.
As part of EPOS (European Plate Observing System), it ensures long-term access to solid Earth science data, addressing societal challenges related to geo-hazards and environmental geodynamics.
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EPOS SATELLITE DATA TCS uses satellite radar data (Copernicus Program) to monitor surface deformation and geodynamic processes like earthquakes and landslides
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Develops 9 DDSS (InSAR-based services) and a Geohazards Exploitation Platform for user-friendly data visualization
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Coordinates with ESA and other agencies to integrate satellite data into a collaborative framework for solid Earth science
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Provides long-term access to data via EPOS, addressing societal challenges in geo-hazards and environmental geodynamics
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- What satellite data does EPOS SATELLITE DATA TCS use for monitoring?
- How many DDSS services are provided by the SATELLITE DATA TCS?
- Which space agency collaborates with EPOS SATELLITE DATA TCS?
- What is the purpose of the Geohazards Exploitation Platform?
- What types of geodynamic events does EPOS SATELLITE DATA TCS study?
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