Philippines turns to EU’s Copernicus in Earth satellite data collaboration

Mongabay
Feb 11, 2020, 3:00 pm496 ptsHot
MANILA — The European Space Agency and the Philippine government are close to sealing a partnership that will provide free, open and unlimited access to raw Earth observation data to monitor deforestation, carbon sequestration and coastal changes in the Southeast Asian nation. The ESA’s Copernicus program…

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