Copernicus Sentinel

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October 13, 2015
October 1, 2024
10.0+
4+
107.57MB
iPhone, iPad, iPod
English

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Apple silicon support

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European Space Agency

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Version History of Copernicus Sentinel

6.25

March 26, 2021

- Fix news feeds for Sentinel-1,2,3 and 5P - Fix issue occasionally preventing users from accessing the products catalogue - Fix access to PDF version of the achievements - Fix issue causing the app to remain on the loading screen indefinitely

6.24

March 19, 2021

Adapt the results section to the new Sentinel Vision service (fix)

6.23

October 29, 2020

- You can now download the different Sentinel products. The Download Manager is available at http://eoapps.solenix.ch/download-manager - You can track the different Copernicus Sentinels directly from your phone - The set of products is richer with new products from Sentinel-3 and Sentinel-5P - Plus bug fixing, minor changes, etc.

6.22

April 16, 2020

- More products with the addition of Sentinel-5P - A more friendly map layer menu - Plus bug fixing, minor changes, etc.

6.21

April 6, 2020

- More products with the addition of Sentinel-5P - A more usable map layer menu - Plus bug fixing, minor changes, etc.

6.20

January 8, 2020

- Use the reverse geocode functionality to identify a point on the globe - A topology layer has been added on the globe to give geographical information - Share your view of the app thanks to the new deep-linking functionality - Improvements for iOS 13

6.17

July 30, 2019

- Use the previous/next buttons of the search tool to browse through the upcoming acquisitions for a point of interest - Look at full-resolution quicklooks of your search results thanks to the Sobloo DIAS - Reset the orientation of the globe with a double tap - Freely spin the globe without limits at the poles - Display the product statistics on a 2D map - Various improvements notably to the time widget

6.16

May 4, 2019

Plenty of small improvements and bug fixes in the tracking, statistics and settings sections to make your experience with the Copernicus Sentinel App even nicer. Stay tuned for more in the coming months.

6.15

April 3, 2019

- Improvement of the search functionality in the Acquisition section - New play functionality to see satellite images over time on your area of interest - Sentinel 3 products now available - An enriched Achievement section with more stories filtered by year - New camera mode integrated with the Satellite position in the Tracking section

6.14

December 22, 2018

Look for Santa and win! More details soon on Twitter (@ESA_EO) and Instagram (esa_earth) - Give us your feedback about the app, see the feedback button in the about section - Improved representation of the terrain surface - Improved the camera, which now points directly at the satellites - Plus bug fixes and minor changes

Description of Copernicus Sentinel

The Sentinel App is a gateway to knowing the Copernicus Sentinel satellites. It lets users track the satellites in real-time, discover their key elements, read the latest news and learn more about their products. Users can, among other things, explore detailed 3D models of the satellites, see the last and next time they have been and will be over the user's location, move the satellites to the time of the last data transmission and smoothly move them back to their current location over the 3D globe. Notifications can also be set to be warned when the satellites are flying by. ESA is developing a series of next-generation Earth observation missions, on behalf of the joint ESA/European Commission initiative Copernicus (previously GMES - Global Monitoring for Environment and Security). The goal of the program is to replace current and older Earth observation missions, such as ERS and Envisat, which have reached or are close to reaching the end of their operational life span. This will ensure a continuity of data so that there are no gaps in ongoing studies. Each mission will focus on a different aspect of Earth observation, such as Atmospheric, Oceanic or Land monitoring, and the data will be of use in many applications.

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