A collaborative path for evolution by connecting research to value-adding services.

Good quality, reliable and interoperable datasets, shared with no geographical restrictions.

Connectivity to fast Internet and Infrastructures to reach the data and run massive processing.

A platform for users to develop knowledge and practices to meet the demands of eScience.

A platform connected to public sector, boosting two-way technology & knowledge transfer.

Process earth data with simple, flexible,

scalable workflows.

Benefit from cutting-edge tools to deploy Apps on your preferred Cloud.

See application templates from code repositories on GitHub.

Our technology

Earth Archives

Models & sensors data repositories brought up to the Open Web.

Cloud Sandboxes

Flexible Infrastructure-as-a-Service for application design and integration.

Code-as-a-Service

Smart eScience tools and Continuous Integration process to build solutions.

Production Centers

Hosted processing available from and to researchers worldwide.

Check how it works on our terradue engineering blog.

Combine Earth data sources, validate new ways to process them.

Integrate data and literature, document your experiments, share across communities.

Selected cases

DETECTION

OF ALGAL

BLOOMS

Study of the global ‘red tide’, with analysis of water-leaving radiance at 709 nm on the full archive of ENVISAT MERIS, searched for benthic vegetation, floating vegetation, blooms in ice (location, extent, intensity, variability). The intensive processing of the full archive led to the detection of a variety of events, in Canada & Gulf of Mexico, of previously unreported extensive areas of pelagic vegetation or ‘Sargassum’ (Source: Gower & King IOS/ESA).

“In the hunt for the red tide toxins, more studies need to be carried on to better understand the role of the related environmental parameters…”

ARCTIC

ICE SHEET

LOSS

CryoSat’s measurements since October 2010 allow scientist to work out the real loss of ice, monitor seasonal change and identify trends. The thickness of sea ice reached record low levels. The measurements show similar results than simulations coming from PIOMAS, the Pan-Arctic Ice-Ocean Modelling and Assimilation System (Source: ESRIN/ESA).

“Now imagine you can leverage innovative, powerful tools to investigate further & quicker on this challenging environmental issue…”

GLOBAL

AIR

POLLUTION

With 18 months of SCIAMACHY observations, European scientists mapped a high-resolution global map of nitrogen dioxide pollution. A new model is now being developed to deal with the full archived data (Source: IUP Heidelberg/ESA).

“Flexible Cloud Services are needed to cope with further atmospheric composition measurements. Continuity instruments will fly from 2014 onwards to deliver more data…

What is your own value-adding service?

We have helped with many of these already.