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  • Welcome to the series of how-to sessions on EUMETSAT Data Access Services

    We present a series of regular online how-to sessions on the Data Access Services and their usage via GUIs and APIs. With this series we hope to increase the amount of users moving from the legacy data access services to the new Data Access Services (Data Store, Data Tailor, EUMETView) and by removing the technical challenges in using the GUIs, APIs and EUMETSATs Data Access Client (command-line interface and Python library). We are introducing you to the new features of our services, and explaining workflows and useful software to work efficiently with our data services. 

    In each session we will be answering top questions posted by you. Each session is recorded and listed below. 

    Instructors: Ben Loveday, Niklas Jordan, and more...
    Facilitated by: Noemi Marsico


    Participate in our sessions

    Our how-to sessions are not a one-way street, which means that attendees can actively participate. Therefore, we would like to invite you to ask us any questions you may have regarding our data access services in our sessions. Questions can be posted in Sli.do at any time, which you can access using the event code #data-services or via the  direct link, or use the Zoom chat when the session started. Each session requires registration via Zoom.

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      Upcoming how-to sessions

      20th June, 12:00 UTC
      Data visualisation workshop: How to access and process Copernicus and EUMETSAT data with EUMETView

      This session targets representatives of the media, in particular data journalists, but also environmental scientists and researchers. It will address how to select and process imagery or data, how to promote it on social media and also what works and doesn’t work when it comes to using EO data for storytelling. 

      Register for the session


      22nd June, 12:00 UTC (30 minutes)
      How to use the Data Store and Data Tailor through Web User Interface

      This series of 30-minute sessions is designed to support the transition from the EUMETSAT Data Centre in favour of the Data Store. This particular session focuses on using the EUMETSAT Data Store and Data Tailor Web User Interfaces.

      Register for the session


      04th  July, 12:00 UTC (30 minutes)
      How to use the EUMETSAT Data Access Client (EUMDAC) Command Line Interface

      This series of 30 minutes sessions is designed to support the transition from the EUMETSAT Data Centre in favour of the Data Store. This particular session focuses on using the EUMETSAT Data Access Client (EUMDAC) through Command Line Interface (CLI)

      Register for the session


      14th September, 12:00 UTC (30 minutes)
      How to use the EUMETSAT Data Access Client (EUMDAC) through Command Line Interface and as a Python library

      This series of 30-minute sessions is designed to support the transition from the EUMETSAT Data Centre in favour of the Data Store. This particular session focuses on using the EUMETSAT Data Access Client (EUMDAC) through Command Line Interface (CLI) and as a Python Library.

      Register for the session


      18th October, 12:00 UTC (30 minutes)
      How to use the Jupyter Notebooks from the EUMETSAT Data Access Services 

      This series of 30 minutes sessions is designed to support the transition from the EUMETSAT Data Centre in favour of the Data Store. This particular session focuses on using the Jupyter Notebooks to download, filter and customize EUMETSAT data.

      Register for the session


      23rd November, 12:00 UTC
      How to use the EUMETSAT Data Access Client (EUMDAC) through Command Line Interface and as a Python library

      This series of 30 minutes sessions is designed to support the transition from the EUMETSAT Data Centre in favour of the Data Store. This particular session focuses on using the EUMETSAT Data Access Client (EUMDAC) through Command Line Interface (CLI) and as a Python Library.

      Register for the session



      Suggestions and ideas

      You are missing a topic or have a special use case you would like to learn more about? You want more participation or other formats? Let us know what you would like to see in our upcoming how-to sessions.

      • Latest session - Customise sentinel-3 products with EUMETSAT's Data Tailor

        • Resources

          This section contains a list of relevant resources that we use in our how-to sessions. It includes links to our knowledge bases, software, Jupyter Notebooks, and other materials that can help you learn and improve your skills working with our data access services.

          General information

          Knowledge bases

          Software

          Jupyter Notebooks

          • More on EUMETSAT training

            Our training activities support users in the member states and among the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) members in the application of EUMETSAT data, products, and services, including Copernicus data provided by EUMETSAT. Find our more at our web page.

            Subscribe to the Training Bulletin the joint EUMETSAT, EUMETCAL, EUMeTrain newsletter on new activities and resources in European meteorological training — published every quarter.

            Contact us for questions about training events and professional development opportunities at training@eumetsat.int.

            Follow us on Twitter @eumetsat_users.


            • Recordings of past how-to sessions

              Transitioning from Data Centre to Data Store, Data Tailor and Data Access Client (EUMDAC) 6 April 2023


              How to use the EUMETSAT Data Access Client, 23 February 2023


              How to use EUMETSAT Data Access Client's latest features, 10 November 2022


              How to use EUMDAC's latest new features, 26 January 2023


              How to use EUMETView, 22 September 2022


               How to use Sentinel-3 Data via the Data Access Services (III), 8 September 2022


              How to use Sentinel-3 Data via the Data Access Services (II), 30 June 2022

              How to participate in the WEkEO Notebook Competition, 22 June 2022

              How to explore the new Sentinel-3 Data (I), 12 May 2022