From policymakers to industry, start-ups, entrepreneurs, public authorities, investors and users, the European Space Week is the place to be for anyone interested in current – and future – trends of the EU’s Space Programme. The four days of the event are packed with plenaries, panel discussions, award ceremonies and high-level keynote addresses.

The Copernicus Biodiversity in Coastal Ecosystems Workshop will illustrate what Copernicus can offer in relation to biodiversity and coastal ecosystems, and their protection. 

The 4th Carbon from Space workshop brings together the EO, in situ and Earth system science communities to identify gaps, challenges and issues to address in understanding the carbon cycle. The workshop, this time, will focus specifically on the terrestrial component of the carbon cycle and its interactions with the ocean and atmosphere.