The purpose of the Solid Earth Centre is to facilitate access to data and contribute to the creation of new products and services by adding value to the available spatial and in-situ data. It is part of the national and European landscapes in close coordination with the infrastructure in place and under construction.
For this, the Solid Earth Center, has the task to federate the existing centres in the service of the Solid Earth community.
It relies on a portal giving access to spatial data, in-situ and experimentation of the domain. It aims to provide added value, especially for data and services in fields where data centres do not exist or need to be developed and in the articulation with European and international systems. The Center, in collaboration with other structures in the field and within the research infrastructure Data Terra, will strengthen the Solid Earth community by giving it access to the data and products it needs to his research.
ISDeform
In a digital environment that is very rich in terms of supply and content, and evolving very quickly, not all players are equal when faced with the growing need and […]
CIEST 2
The deadly Marmolada glacier collapse happened on 3 July 2022. On 6 July 2022, Pléiades 1B (CNES, Airbus DS) acquired a clear-sky stereo pair of the area. From these images we could estimate a […]
Job offer
The National Observation Service (SNO) ISDeform, in connection with the « pôle de données et de services » ForM@Ter, is looking to hire a physicist in one of the Observatory of the Sciences of the Universe (OSU) partners of the SNO
CIEST 2
On 14-08-2021, a Mw 7.2 earthquake hit Haïti. This event was followed by a few days of heavy rains triggered by tropical depression Grace. The combination of these extreme phenomena triggered a large number of landslides in the hilly region of Haïti, especially in the region of the Pic Macaya National Park.
ISDeform
On April 9th 2021 at 15:00 UTC, a new eruption started at Piton de La Fournaise volcano. Using C-band Sentinel-1 data provided by European Space Agency (ESA), the OI2/ISDeform/INSU Observation Service has imaged the ground surface displacements induced by the eruption.
News
The access rights for the Copernicus DEM with globalcoverage at 30 meter resolution (GLO-30) have now been extended and the dataset is openlyavailable to any registered user. More information: https://spacedata.copernicus.eu/fr/web/cscda/explore-more/news-archive
Presentation
From 14th to 18th October 2019, EOST and IPGS hosted the MDIS-2019 training course and conference.
The webpage hosting most of the MDIS material (training classes, oral and poster presentations) is available.
Survey
RADARSAT-1 user survey – opportunity to express community needs for archive data
