On this time, we introduce the commercial activities which is focused to the beauty of earth observation satellite data.

GEO-XV Plenary will be held at Kyoto from Oct.29 to Nov.2. Group on Earth Observations (GEO) is an intergovernmental organization which currently consists of 104 countries + EC and 118 Participating O

The global climate change is thought to be one of the cause of recent drastic weather phenomenon which seemed on the world.

The SHIKISAI (Global Change Observation Mission – Climate (GCOM-C)) observed the extreme heat on Japan.

On G-Portal, we provide not only product files but also the format conversion tools as below. It is possible to convert the format which can be read with generic GIS software.

Two types of Sea Surface Temperature (SST) data observed by AMSR2 on board GCOM-W are provided in the same SST product file as different layer of each other through the GPortal. One is calculated fr

The global sea-ice extent hit the lowest record on Feb. 10, 2018. It was revealed by the observations from the "Shizuku" (GCOM-W : Global Change Observation Mission Water). The Global Sea-ice exten

For the “Rainfall in Ogasawara viewing from Space”, a link to the real time Global Satellite Mapping of Precipitation (GSMaP_NOW Ogasawara Islands Version) has been added to the web site of the Og

The largest El Nino in observation history (since 1950) occurred in 1997/98, and the magnitude of El Nino in 2015 approached the same magnitude. According to the Japan Meteorological Agency on N

Advanced Microwave Scanning Radiometer 2 (AMSR2) loaded on Global Change Observation Mission–Water (GCOM-W) satellite, “Shizuku,” revealed that the area of global sea ice reached a "minimum v