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Space and Earth Observation Centre (FMI-SPACE) Division days

The annual Space and Earth Observation Centre (FMI-SPACE) Division days in Imatra, September 2026. Photo courtesy of Mikko Strahlendorff (FMI).

The annual Space and Earth Observation Centre (FMI-SPACE) Division days gathered professionals to explore future trends and opportunities in the field of space and Earth Observation (EO) research.

The Space and Earth Observation Centre is a key research and operational unit of the Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI) focused on space and EO research, space technology development, space situational awareness and on the use of space and EO data for a suite of services e.g. for monitoring the Earth’s environment and climate. Services include the reception, processing and delivery of satellite data employing the Sodankylä Arctic Space Centre (FMI-ARC) infrastructure as well as the provision of products and services related to space weather, greenhouse gasses, planetary research, air pollution, atmospheric composition, UV-radiation, state of Earth’s cryosphere, and many more.

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Jouni Pulliainen, director of Space and Earth Observation Centre, jouni.pulliainen@fmi.fi

See also: FMI-SPACE and FMI-ARC.

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