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Copernicus Marine has released the latest version of its Product Quality Dashboard, a tool providing insights on the accuracy of ocean observations and predictive models. The update presents additional personalisation features, ensuring transparency on the performance of Copernicus Marine data.

The Copernicus Marine Service is pleased to present its latest products update, released on 24 June 2025. The integration of Artificial Intelligence will bring structural improvements to long-term monitoring of sea ice. Moreover, the reprocessing of Sea Level ocean indicators will improve accuracy.

From 2 to 13 June in Nice, France, the public can step into the future of Ocean decision-making at the European Digital Ocean Pavilion. In the DECIDE area, visitors can engage with ‘What-If’ scenarios and applications addressing key marine and coastal challenges, including sea level rise, species distribution, and ecosystem threats.

At UNOC3, the DECIDE area of the EU Digital Ocean Pavilion will offer a hands-on experience of the EU Digital Twin Ocean. Visitors can engage with ‘What-If’ scenarios and applications which showcase how the latest advances in Ocean science and innovation support sustainable Ocean management.

The annual Climate Media Workshop, part of the 22nd International Weather and Climate Forum, will take place from 6 to 8 June 2025 in Nice, France, at the European Digital Ocean Pavilion. This year’s edition, entitled “Communication of the Impact of Climate Change in the Oceans: Knowledge, Tools and Perspectives”, is organised by the Copernicus Marine Service, Mercator Ocean International, and Forum Météo et Climat.

The EU Digital Twin Ocean (EU DTO) is an interactive, science-based digital replica of the Ocean designed to support better decision-making on Ocean challenges. It will be showcased in the DECIDE area of the European Digital Ocean Pavilion at UNOC3 in Nice, France, where visitors can explore Europe’s latest advancements in ocean monitoring and predictive technologies.

From Puntarenas to Nice, coastal cities face escalating risks from sea level rise and shoreline erosion. The Third United Nations Ocean Conference (UNOC3), hosted by France and Costa Rica, will spotlight these urgent challenges and promote global collaboration for ocean sustainability. 

With half of Europe’s population living near a coastline, the European Union is turning to data-driven forecasting and integrated coastal management to address coastal risks. From 2 to 13 June 2025, visitors to the EU Digital Ocean Pavilion in Nice, France, will explore these initiatives.

The health of the climate is inseparable from the health of the Ocean. Through investment in blue science and international collaboration, the European Union is putting the Ocean at the core of its climate strategy – showcased at the EU Digital Ocean Pavilion at UNOC3 from 2 – 13 June 2025.

As sea levels rise and pressure mounts on coastal cities, the European Union is pioneering new tools not only to resist but also to adapt to these changes. From 2 to 13 June 2025, the EU Digital Ocean Pavilion at the United Nations Ocean Conference will highlight these efforts.

Oceans are absorbing the byproducts of modern life at an unsustainable rate. The European Union blends policy with technology to tackle marine pollution. From 2 to 13 June 2025, the EU Digital Ocean Pavilion at the Third United Nations Ocean Conference will showcase these efforts.

As marine biodiversity faces unprecedented threats, the European Union is leading with innovative tools and initiatives – setting a new course for global ocean sustainability. From 2 to 13 June 2025, the EU Digital Ocean Pavilion at the United Nations Ocean Conference will showcase these efforts.

The 2025 NECCTON Annual Meeting in Trieste brought together experts to share advances in ecosystem modelling and the use of Copernicus Marine data to address fisheries, pollution, and biodiversity challenges. By promoting model interoperability, NECCTON supports the goals of the United Nations Ocean Decade.

The Copernicus Marine User Uptake Report is an annual publication by the Copernicus Marine Service, coordinated by Mercator Ocean International. It provides insights into user behaviour and engagement, while also serving as a tool to monitor progress and identify opportunities for improving the service. The 2024 edition is now available online, showcasing key achievements and the growing impact of Copernicus Marine on its user community.

On 25 February 2025, the Antarctic sea ice reached its minimum extent for the year, covering 1.87 million km2, according to Copernicus Marine data. This marks the seventh lowest minimum extent on record, tied with 2024, which is 8% below the 1993–2010 long-term average.

The 3rd Copernicus Marine User Feedback Report, developed by Mercator Ocean International, has recently been published. The annual publication reports on feedback received from users and identifies areas of potential product and service improvements. 

The Copernicus Marine Service is making significant contributions to the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development. By providing reliable data, advancing ocean monitoring technologies, and fostering global collaboration, Copernicus Marine helps tackling significant challenges and promoting the sustainable management of marine resources.

From 2-15 June in Nice, France, the European Digital Ocean Pavilion will demonstrate EU leadership and investments in ocean science for sustainable development at the Third United Nations Ocean Conference (UNOC3). The pavilion will feature cutting-edge ocean data, climate insights, and demonstrations of the European Digital Twin Ocean reinforcing Europe's leadership in ocean sustainability.

The ‘Coastal Services Development and Capacity Building’ Call for Tender, launched by Mercator Ocean International, aims to strengthen collaboration with national and transnational users across the EU. The call closes on 31 March 2025.

Over the past year, data from the Copernicus Marine Service has been at the forefront of a collaboration between Ocean Energy Europe and Mercator Ocean International. This collaboration has showcased the impactful role Copernicus Marine has played in advancing the ocean energy sector.