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EARTHDATA DISCOVERY OPEN ACCESS FOR OPEN SCIENCE | AUGUST 2023                               Explore the Global Ocean With SOTO           The State of the Ocean (SOTO) tool makes it easy to visualize physical oceanography data products centered on three parameters: chlorophyll a, sea surface temperature, and sea surface temperature anomaly.                   Global mean sea level has risen 98.5 mm since 1993, based on satellite-acquired sea level observations. Discover Sea Level Change Data                       Articles                 Putting the FUN in Funding Thanks to a spark from Earth Science Information Partners’ (ESIP) FUNding Friday, a NASA/Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute collaboration is teaching students how to create apps using Earth observation data—and how to use these data ethically.           Taking a Closer Look at...Us Dr. Dan Runfola uses NASA Earth science data to explore the socioeconomic status of individuals around the globe.           Measuring Global Relative Poverty and Deprivation The Global Gridded Relative Deprivation Index, Version 1 (GRDIv1) offers measures of relative poverty and deprivation at a higher resolution and using more inputs than other multidimensional poverty datasets.           Monitoring Development of El Niño Conditions Data show that conditions in the Pacific Ocean are turning more favorable for the development of El Niño conditions this winter. A Data in Action article highlights what the data are indicating.           Comparing Snowfall Products for the 2022-2023 California Snow Season A new Data in Action article compares snow data products from the North American Land Data Assimilation System (NLDAS) with weather station and ground measurements of the immense snowfall totals in the California mountains in 2022-2023.           Flooding in Vermont Atmospheric circulation patterns delivered torrential rains to southern Vermont and adjacent states in July 2023. A Data in Action article uses model output data to examine why the flooding rainfall impacted Vermont valley towns.           Canadian Wildfire Air Pollution in the U.S. Data from NASA’s TRopospheric Ozone and Precursors from Earth System Sounding (TROPESS) project were used to examine carbon monoxide levels in Canadian wildfire smoke that impacted air quality in the Northeastern United States.                   Webinars & Events                     Watch it Again: Demystifying the Cloud     Working with cloud-based data can seem daunting, but it doesn’t need to be! This webinar demonstrates workflows for accessing cloud-based snow and ice data at NASA’s National Snow and Ice Data Center Distributed Active Archive Center (NSIDC DAAC).           View Event Recording           From Ocean to Cloud—Enabling Workflows and Data Utilization August 23, 2023 NASA’s Physical Oceanography DAAC (PO.DAAC) will discuss recent experiences migrating code and workflows for generating oceanography datasets to the cloud and showcase a new cloud tutorial. Register for Webinar           CASEI—Empowering Access to Airborne and Field Investigation Data August 30, 2023 Learn how to use the new Catalog of Archived Suborbital Earth Science Investigations (CASEI) to find campaign, platform, and instrument information for NASA-funded suborbital investigations. 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Niger : Déclaration du Haut représentant au nom de l’UE

 

Documents destinés à la presse samedi 12 août 2023

● Conseil de l'UE   12/08/2023 19:36 | Communiqué de presse | Niger : Déclaration du Haut représentant au nom de l’UE   L’UE réitère sa ferme condamnation du coup de force au Niger, qui ne peut avoir que des répercussions négatives sur le bien-être et la sécurité de la population nigérienne ainsi que sur la stabilité régionale. L’Union européenne réitère solennellement son appel au retour à l’ordre constitutionnel, rappelle son soutien au Président Bazoum, et salue les décisions prises par les Chefs d’Etat de la CEDEAO lors du second Sommet extraordinaire consacré à la situation au Niger, ce 10 août 2023, et notamment la volonté de continuer à rechercher une issue diplomatique à la crise en cours, tout en prenant note de la mobilisation de la Force en attente. L’UE soutient pleinement les efforts déployés par la CEDEAO et se tient prête à les appuyer, y compris via la mise en place d’un nouveau régime de sanctions individuelles. L’UE condamne de nouveau la détention illégale du Président Bazoum et de sa famille, et souhaite faire part de sa vive inquiétude quant à la dégradation continue et inquiétante de leurs conditions de détention. L’UE appelle une nouvelle fois à leur libération immédiate et sans condition. Face à la crise que traverse le Niger, l’UE continuera de fournir une aide humanitaire et de rester aux côtés du peuple nigérien, notamment dans son engagement en faveur des droits humains.