Concept information
Preferred term
ESA/ESRIN
Definition
- Data from Earth Observation satellites are one of the most important assets brought to us by the space age. By helping us to understand our planet and secure our environment they benefit our daily lives in many ways. The future looks even more promising as new ways of using these invaluable data are discovered. ESRIN, known as the ESA Centre for Earth Observation, is the ESA establishment responsible for managing the operation and exploitation of ESA's Earth Observation satellites. In cooperation with other space agencies, it also manages the acquisition, distribution and exploitation of data from non-ESA satellites. The world’s largest database of environmental data for both Europe and Africa is managed from ESRIN. (en)
Broader concept
URI
https://gcmd.earthdata.nasa.gov/kms/concept/c56b4a86-82f8-4f15-98ba-c5f7abe8ee5a
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