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Internationale Katastrophencharta
Die internationale Charta "Space and Major Disasters" ist ein internationaler Verbund von Raumfahrtagenturen. Die Organisation stellt nationalen Katastrophenschutzbehörden und Hilfsorganisationen bei Naturkatastrophen oder technischen Großunfällen Daten von Erdbeobachtungssatelliten schnell und unbürokratisch zur Verfügung. Das DLR ist seit Oktober 2010 Mitglied der Charta.
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EUMETSAT
EUMETSAT, the European Organization for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites, operates the METEOSAT and METOP weather satellites that are currently operated in geostationary and polar orbits. In the long run, EUMETSAT is destined to become Europe's central organization for weather, climate and environmental monitoring from outer space.
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Copernicus
GMES (Global Monitoring for Environment and Security) is a global environment and security monitoring initiative of the European Commission and the European Space Agency (ESA). It aims to employ European cooperation to create a shared, autonomous, permanently available, cost-efficient and user-friendly observation system for decision-makers.
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GEO - "Group on Earth Observations"
In the wake of the resolutions taken at the Evian G8 summit of June 2003 on measures to improve international cooperation in the field of Earth observation, the first "Earth Observation Summit" took place in Washington on 31 June, 2003. High-level representatives of more than 30 countries had followed the invitation of the US government to discuss a world-wide coordination of Earth observation systems.
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Living Planet
The European Space Agency ESA is running an Earth observation programme entitled "Living Planet", to study global environmental change. The programme’s key component is a fleet of dedicated satellites called "Earth Explorers" which will be used by ESA to explore specific aspects of the environment, climate and general status of the planet.
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