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In a major collaborative effort, scientists from around the world have used information from satellites to reveal that ice melting in Antarctica has not only raised sea levels by 7.6 mm since 1992, but, critically, almost half of this rise has occurred in the last five years.
Due to a Ground Segment anomaly, the Sentinel-3A NRT/STC/NTC data acquired on orbits 12012 and 12013 on 08 June 2018 from 03:39 to 05:53 UTC is delayed.
Copernicus Sentinel-2 images from 23 May and 07 June 2018 show changes in lava flow from the Kilauea volcano on Hawaii's Big Island.

The amount of carbon stored in Earth's forests and how it is changing will be measured in the forthcoming Climate Change Initiative Biomass project, in which the legacy of GlobBiomass will be carried forward to the Sentinels' era.

In relation to the network incident affecting Svalbard CGS site on 27 May 2018, SRAL L1/L2 and MW1 STC products were impacted in the following sensing time window: 27-05T02:00 UTC  to 28-05T11:00 UTC.
Following the successful completion of the publication of the first batch of Sentinel-2A Level 1C products concerning December 2016, a second batch is about to be published on the Open Access Data Hub and Copernicus Services Data Hub.

The publication will start on Tuesday, 05 June 2018.

Sicily hotspot

05 June 2018

Image for Sicily hotspot
Launched on 25 April 2018, Sentinel-3B has already delivered some impressive first images from its ocean and land colour instrument, from its altimeter and from the optical channels of its radiometer.
A temporary service downtime was experienced on 02 June 2018 from 00:00 UTC to 03:18 UTC on the Open Access Hub.

Fuego Plume

04 June 2018

On 03 June 2018, the Copernicus Sentinel-5P satellite measured sulphur dioxide in the plume spewing from the Fuego volcano in Guatemala.
Sentinel-1A was unavailable on 02 June 2018 between 01:22 UTC and 09:41 UTC, due to an onboard software anomaly.

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