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Find us at EO Open Science 2016

September 9, 2016JoachimEOX General

Gerhard Triebnig (@GerhardTriebnig), Christian Schiller, Martin Pačes and myself (@ungarjo) will be in Rome/Frascati next week, for this year’s EO Open Science 2016 conference, hosted and organized by ESA. Don’t hesitate to reach out to us at our table in […]

vires.services launched

May 9, 2016February 8, 2017Gerhard TriebnigEOX General, EOxServer, VirES

VirES for Swarm – the latest offspring from our geospatial web technology workbench. The online tool lets you dive into the most up-to-date and accurate science of the Earth’s magnetic field. The operational service launches officially today at https://vires.services. The […]

Nautical EOXploration

May 6, 2016February 23, 2017Stephan MeißlEOX General

The EOX team went on an inspiring sailing trip to southern Croatia. Enjoy some impressions we don’t want to hide from our dear readers. The next post will be more technical again, promised. Thanks to everybody for the great days […]

Visualizing Raster Data

February 24, 2016October 19, 2016Fabian SchindlerEOX General

As you may know, GeoTIFF images are a very common file format when dealing with geospatial raster data. Due to its versatility, it is used storing satellite data, as an intermediary file format in raster processing chains and as a […]

Downloading Sentinel-2 data

February 18, 2016JoachimEOX Maps

Sentinel-2 data is online for quite a while and now we would like to have a deeper look into how to get the L1C data. According to the tiling scheme discussed in the previous post, there are about 22,000 tiles […]

Sentinel-2

Understanding Sentinel-2 Satellite Data

December 24, 2015Christian SchillerEOX General

This is the first entry in a series of posts about how to use data from Europe’s Sentinel-2 satellites. Stay tuned as the remaining posts are going to be published over the next couple of months. As always, feedback is […]

Curved labels

December 2, 2015JoachimEOX Maps

Back in my cartography class, in the mid-2000s, we were told to avoid non-horizontal labels in digital maps where possible, in order not to lose the map’s legibility. While there is some truth in it, curved labels – carefully placed […]

3D Video awesomeness continued

November 24, 2015December 2, 2015Danielmapalupa

We are looking into creating new globe video visualizations with different datasets. We have another really nice example provided by NASA (Credit: NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center) which shows a 12 month cycle of plant life on earth. To get […]

NASA CO2

Videos in 3D

November 19, 2015December 2, 2015Stephan Meißlmapalupa

Video, on a globe? in 3D? interactive? in the browser? Yes we can! Best in Chrome. NASA last year released a video (Credit: NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center) showing how carbon dioxide in the atmosphere travels around the globe from […]

VirES – Swarm and magnetic model data visualization

November 17, 2015November 17, 2015DanielEOX General

As briefly anticipated by Stephan in Top 5 trends in EO data usage I’m happy to give an extended sneak preview on the prototype implementations we have done as part of the VirES project. Especially now that it has been […]