Sofia Chabhi presents a marine forecast case study of Storm Ingrid.
Meteorological Satellite Data Training
Explore a collection of product tutorials, case studies, simulators, training modules & courses
on the use of satellite data for meteorological
applications & more.
Latest News
EUMeTrain Event Week on Tropical Meteorology
From 20 to 22 October, we organised an online Event Week on Tropical Meteorology.
Deepen your understanding of tropical weather phenomena and their impacts on populations, infrastructure, and socio-economic activities.
Recordings and lecture slides are available here.
NWC SAF MTG-I Lightning Imager Prototype Products Workshop
Check out the recording of the 2026 NWC SAF workshop about the upcoming NWC SAF GEO-LI software package and the new generation of products based on data from the MTG-I Lightning Imager.
Access the recording.
Advanced Satellite Course 2026: Blended Training from 16 November to 11 December
Deepen your specialist knowledge in satellite meteorology through a course designed for experienced forecasters in aviation and general meteorology.
Open the invitation letter here.
Registrations are now over.
Watch the Recordings from the EUMeTrain Forest Fires Event Week!
From 1 to 3 June 2026, EUMeTrain organised a satellite training event week on forest fires. The programme featured plenary, showcase and practical sessions delivered by numerous experts in the field.
Check out the recordings and additional materials here.
New training module is now available!
A new training module on Atmospheric Rivers is available here.
Latest Publications
José Manuel Gálvez discusses El Niño and the use of satellite tools to monitor its development.
Categories:
Webcast
Brian LaMarre discusses Hurricane Ian and the role of impact-based, probabilistic forecasts in supporting emergency management and public safety decisions.
Categories:
Webcast
Gwenaël Le Bras presents OSI SAF sea surface temperature products, followed by Ad Stoffelen, who discusses tropical ocean surface vector winds using scatterometer observations.
Categories:
Webcast