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Trustable, interoperable, and traceable satellite-derived data

Metrology
for Earth
Observation

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Project objective

Laying the ground to develop expertise in earth observation metrology following QA4EO guidelines

Project objective

New concepts for assessing Earth Observation product data quality

Project objective

Tools and AI-supported refinements for CEOS-PVP Cal/Val matchup selection + analysis framework

TRUSTWORTHY SATELLITE-DERIVED DATA
Interoperable satellite-derived data

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Task: Tools, training, consultancy

Software, training, case studies, and tailored support — for improved understanding and implementation of metrological principles.

  • Uncertainty propagation and sensor comparison tools

    The escalating number and variety of sensors places increased demands on post-launch calibration infrastructures. Met4EO is developing a Metrology for Earth Observation & Radiometry (MetEOR) toolkit: Python tools enabling comparisons of satellite sensors. This includes all tools used in the matchup pipeline for CEOS-PVP, and additional tools for BRDF modelling and atmospheric correction.

  • Training
  • Case studies

    Applications of MetEOR toolkit were demonstrated, showcasing its flexibility across Earth observation workflows. These included atmospheric retrievals from HYPERNETS data, satellite harmonisation between Landsat TIRS and Sentinel-3 SLSTR, and validation against RadCalNet showing strong agreement with established methods.

    MetEOR proved effective in building transparent, traceable processing chains for calibration, harmonisation, retrieval, validation, and uncertainty analysis. Additional case studies focussed on metrological approaches and uncertainty analysis, including a preliminary uncertainty budget for the Near-Nulling Radiometer and a practical approach for representing correlated uncertainty in hyperspectral products.

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Met4EO Training on Uncertainty Analysis for Earth Observation Datasets 21/22 May 2026, Teddington, UK

ESA FRM Workshop, 18 May 2026

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