EU rapid mapping of disasters, plus flood, fire and drought monitoring
The Copernicus Emergency Management Service produces maps of disaster areas from satellite imagery within hours or days of a request, and runs early warning systems for floods, fires and droughts in Europe and globally.
Its rapid mapping archive is a useful record of floods, earthquakes and fires around the world.
Copernicus Emergency Management Service is especially useful for researchers & analysts and journalists.
Yes. Copernicus Emergency Management Service is free to use.
No. You can open the map and use it without signing up.
Copernicus Emergency Management Service shows data in real time or close to it, so what you see is happening now (most live maps have a delay of a few seconds to a few minutes).
Copernicus satellites and EU services.
It opens on phones, but it works best on a computer with a larger screen.
Similar maps include USGS Latest Earthquakes, NASA FIRMS Fire Map, Zoom Earth and EMSC LastQuake. See the full list of Copernicus Emergency Management Service alternatives on ColorfulMaps.
Summary based on public information about Copernicus Emergency Management Service. Features and prices change; the map's own website has the latest details.
Official live map of earthquakes worldwide from the US Geological Survey
Active fires detected by satellites around the world, within hours
Near real-time satellite weather imagery and storm tracking
Fast earthquake alerts and felt reports, strongest in Europe and the Mediterranean
Official US forecasts, cones and warnings for hurricanes
Wildfire alerts and maps for the western United States
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