- Mission Status
- Sentinel Data Access
- Sentinel-1 Data Access and Products Fact Sheet
- Sentinel Products List
- Operational Ramp-Up Phase
- Observation scenario
- Sentinel-1 ESA Special Publication
- SAR basic theory and practical exercises with SNAP (English)
- SAR basic theory and practical exercises with SNAP (French)
New era in air-quality monitoring a step away
New era in air-quality monitoring a step away
04 September 2017
The Sentinel-5P satellite has arrived in Plesetsk in northern Russia to be prepared for liftoff on 13 October. Built to deliver global maps of air pollutants every day and in more detail than ever before, this latest Copernicus mission will set a new standard for monitoring air quality.
The Sentinel-5P satellite has arrived in Plesetsk in northern Russia to be prepared for liftoff on 13 October. Built to deliver global maps of air pollutants every day and in more detail than ever before, this latest Copernicus mission will set a new standard for monitoring air quality.
Sentinel-5P is the first Copernicus mission dedicated to monitoring our atmosphere. It follows five other Sentinel satellites already in orbit and delivering a wealth of information about our planet.
The Sentinels make up the core of EU's Copernicus environmental monitoring network. An EU flagship space initiative, Copernicus provides operational information on the world's land surfaces, oceans and atmosphere to support environmental and security policymaking, and meet the needs of citizens and service providers.