ESAHomeUnderstanding Our PlanetSecuring Our EnvironmentBenefiting Our Economy
   
About Observing the Earth
How does Earth Observation work?How to get Earth observation dataIntegrating Earth Observation in your jobEarth Observation users speak
EO programmes
The Living PlanetGMES
ESA's Earth Observing missions
Envisat overviewERS overviewEarth Explorers overviewSentinels overviewMSG overviewMetOp overviewProba-1 overviewThird Party Missions overview
Opportunities with us
Multimedia
Services
CalendarSubscribe
 
 
 
Bookmark and Share
 
 
 
 
News printer friendly page
  
Something in the air?
 
12 May 2006
Climate experts discuss the state of the atmosphere and compare satellite data.

Vodcast

Play now | Download


 

The atmosphere took centre stage at a five-day conference held by ESA in Frascati, Italy, with 250 scientists presenting and comparing results from ongoing atmospheric research from ESA’s Envisat satellite.  
 
Send this page to a friend
 
 
Related news
ESA to host Atmospheric Science ConferenceSatellite instrument helps tackle mysteries of ozone-eating cloudsBreath of the dragon: ERS-2 and Envisat reveal impact of economic growth on China's air qualityGlobal air pollution map produced by Envisat's SCIAMACHY
Related missions
Envisat overviewERS overview
In depth
EO Principal Investigator PortalESRIN Atmospheric Science Conference
iTunesPodcastYahoo! PodcastsRSS Podcast ESApodLearnoutloudPodcastnetPodnova PodcastESApod
Required software
 Windows Media Player QuickTime
 
 
 
   Copyright 2000 - 2011 © European Space Agency. All rights reserved.