EUMETSAT’s Post

Floods affect millions every year, and with #ClimateChange intensifying, the challenge of managing them grows. #DestinE, the European Commission's flagship initiative, aims to revolutionise how we predict and respond to floods by creating a digital replica of our planet. This will enable better simulations, early warnings, and planning for future risks. 🌐🌍 Discover how Destination Earth will help communities, governments, and flood risk managers to protect lives and reduce the impact of flooding in our latest video: https://lnkd.in/ewRzzqdw You can also find out more about it at our upcoming Destination Earth User eXchange! Join us in Darmstadt or online on 15-16 October. More info at: https://bit.ly/4csyKTP

DYK we have a 'special event ticket' agreement with Deutsche Bahn, so you get a fixed price throughout Germany? 🚉 Perfect for joining us in Würzburg in a few weeks! #EMSC2024 Find out more information at the following pages: EN: https://lnkd.in/esZvJm39 DE: https://lnkd.in/eM7eGXwM

A new case study by teams at EUMETSAT and the EUMETSAT Satellite Application Facility on Support to Operational Hydrology and Water Management (H SAF), reveals that Indian summer monsoons have grown more intense from 1991-2020. 🌧 The study highlights how ongoing satellite data is key to observing these trends. As #ClimateChange progresses, continued observations will be essential for monitoring and understanding these shifts. Find out more from EUMETSAT's Dr Rob Roebeling here: https://bit.ly/3zgOz1w

🚨 Hurricane #Francine is expected to soon make landfall, with warnings in place for strong winds and rain. Here you can see the hurricane over the Gulf of Mexico yesterday, 10 September, via the #Copernicus Sentinel-3 satellite.