Project Water-ForCE

Defining the future of inland water services for Copernicus

We are a scientific partnership collecting the needs of the public and private sectors of the core Copernicus Program. We would love to know your needs.

Water-ForCE is a project dedicated to develop the roadmap for the water component for the future Copernicus services. We are addressing the current disconnects between remote sensing and in situ observation research, delivering clarity in terms of the needs and expectations of the public and private sectors of the core Copernicus Program and the wider research and business innovation opportunities.

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Your Input Matters: Join the Water-ForCE Initiative

Are you passionate about water management and space data? If so, we need your insights! The Water-ForCE project aims to revolutionise the future of Copernicus services by creating a roadmap for the water component. Our mission is to bridge the gap between remote sensing and in situ observation research while

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Waterforce Survey

Participate in the Water-ForCE Survey

Project Water-ForCE is a Horizon Europe project, defining the future of inland water services for the Copernicus Programme, as a scientific partnership collecting the needs of the public and private sectors. We would love to know your needs. Water-ForCE is a project dedicated to developing the roadmap for the water

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EU Funding 4 Copernicus Water Applications

On the first day of summer, the Water-ForCE project held a webinar on EU Funding 4 Copernicus Water Applications. At this event, participants learned was introduced to current funding sources for Copernicus water applications, as well as success stories. ESA HYDROCOASTAL Project The topic “Improving SAR Altimeter processing over the

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Public-Private Partnerships for Copernicus Water Services

This week the Water-ForCE project held a webinar on Public-Private Partnerships for Copernicus Water Services. During this event speakers and participants looked at how European and international regulations enable Copernicus water applications. PrimeWater Project Dr. Mariano Bresciani, the senior researcher at CNR, held a presentation with the long title “Earth

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