Nature of the projects, constitution of the consortium, financing... All the questions and answers exchanged in information webinars on the call for projects 2022.

The Italian Space Agency ASI, a key player in European space, is a founding member of the SCO. Deeply convinced of the need for the SCO to meet climate commitments, it is involved in it with dynamism and lucidity. Meeting with Giovanni Rum, ASI's point of contact for the SCO and senior consultant on Earth Observation issues.

The second " Quarterly of the SCO France " gives you an appointment online on Thursday, October 21, 2021 for a one-hour immersion in remote epidemiological monitoring.

Among the first projects labeled SCO, Littoscope has submitted its final copy, a demonstrator for estimating the hazards and risks of marine submersion.

The link between satellites and biodiversity is not necessarily obvious. But if we say Argos? Then you'd think of the beacons that track animals... by satellite! At the World Conservation Congress 2021, SCO projects enrich the glossary: habitat mapping, monitoring of deforestation, migrations, invasive species... No doubt that satellites are among our best allies to know and preserve biodiversity

6 months after its start, the FloodDam project shows more than encouraging results. The calculations developed on the Garonne are working well and are now deployed on the Seine. Discover the first results.

On Wednesday, September 1, 2021, the FLAude team presented its FORO platform at the Aude Prefecture. In a context of climate change, this rich and interactive tool is highly anticipated by the actors of the territory.

On Wednesday 1 September, SCO France launched its 3rd call for projects. New feature: the consultation is open to Europe.

In June 2021, the SCO celebrated its second anniversary. As the instigator of the initiative, France has shaped the face of this new kind of alliance. What, why, how, what results and what prospects... We take stock with Frédéric Bretar, head of the SCO at CNES.

There are places on Earth where anthropic and climatic pressures are intertwined with human conflicts. Faced with such a complex situation, the ECLAT project is experimenting with a powerful methodology in the Lake Chad region. After a year of meetings, exchanges and maturation, the project has been refined and has begun the first technical work in spring 2021.