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Breathtaking view from the Ifremer station in Plouzané, in the Finistère region. 13th meeting of SCO France
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Round table "Deciphering climate change and its impacts: the challenges of knowledge". A look back at CCAD French Guiana 2025
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ClimateSCOpe, the new meeting place for international SCO projects. Monitoring our oceans
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Drone flight over Dansoman and its coastline on January 27, 2025. WACA-VAR in the field
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Numerous project leaders spoke at the LPS about the concrete solutions they are developing thanks to the support of the SCO. SCO at LPS 2025: from data to climate action
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From left to right: Mercantour Park (France), Mekong Delta (Vietnam), Martinique (French West Indies). 3 projects, 3 environments, 1 lever: satellite data
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Developed on the spatial.io platform, SCOdyssey is optimized for immersive exploration via a virtual reality headset, but can also be enjoyed perfectly on a computer, smartphone or tablet. Welcome aboard SCOdyssey
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1st Deltas Summit round table with, from left to right: Efraim Gomez, Global Director of Policy Impact, WWF International - JM Astorg, Director of Strategy, CNES - Ms Runa Khan, Founder, Friendship NGO and Mr Jaap Slootmaker, Vice-Minister of Infrastructures and Water management of Netherlands. UNOC 2025: SCO at the World Deltas Summit
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Developed in close collaboration with the Marine Resources Department, QVX-PF is ideally suited to marine spatial planning in large areas such as French Polynesia. QVX-PF, power made TAHATAI Neo
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Participating in the SCO means committing to climate action. SCO International: 2025 Edition
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Strategy and governance, key figures, success stories, testimonials from new signatories... The report summarizes the remarkable activity of the SCO in 2024. SCO Annual Report 2024
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P4UF focuses on the French town of Grabels (approx. 6 km²), which suffered a flash flood from 6 to 7 October 2014 with 280 mm of cumulative rainfall in 12 hours. P4UF, a pioneering flood risk assessment project
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