The SCOPE team attended and presented their latest research at the Ocean Sciences Meeting (OSM) in Glasgow, Scotland, in February 2026 – the flagship international conference for the ocean science community.
Follow the story of Ocean Carbon with Edukeo – Ocean Carbon. Which showcases the work of SCOPE and sister project OC4C.
A major new study has revealed that longlived swirling ocean features, known as mesoscale eddies, play a role in modifying the absorption of atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO₂). They can last for months or even years and carry heat, nutrients, and carbon across vast distances…
A new peer-reviewed study led by Daniel Ford has been published in Earth System Science Data, presenting a spatially and temporally complete global surface chlorophyll-a (chl-a) data record spanning 1997–2024.
Over the last two weeks, the SCOPE team co-delivered the Second Ocean Carbon From Space Workshop with the European Space Agency (ESA), NASA, JAXA, EUMETSAT.
We’re pleased to share that the SCOPE project has been acknowledged in the upcoming Global Carbon Budget 2025, recognising our contribution to advancing global understanding of the ocean carbon cycle.
The newly published Planetary Health Check 2025 brings into focus the state of our planet’s life-support systems
Coordinated by the ESA-funded SCOPE project (Satellite-based observations of Carbon in the Ocean: Pools, Fluxes and Exchanges). Dates • Online: 24–26 November 2025 • In-person:
Valentina Sicardi presented SCOPE at the EC-Earth General Assembly at Stockholm University in March. View Event