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Mercator Ocean - Ocean State Report 4 summary
We worked with Mercator Ocean on the communication strategy for its annual Ocean State Report.
Selected video work
These projects were created for organisations including Mercator Ocean, ECMWF, ESA, EUMETSAT, and DLR. They combine editorial storytelling, motion design, and science communication to make complex environmental and space data more accessible.
Most entries below are embedded directly from YouTube, so you can watch them in place while scanning the title, date, client, and short description.
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We worked with Mercator Ocean on the communication strategy for its annual Ocean State Report.
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The Copernicus Marine Environment Monitoring Service (CMEMS) managed by Mercator Ocean provides full, free and open access to data & information related to our ocean.
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Design & Data worked with Copernicus ECMWF to communicate case studies, which demonstrate the impact and benefits of Copernicus for service users and European citizens.
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Organised by Design & Data, the PhiWeek Bootcamp was hosted in 2019 by the European Space Agency (ESA) in the framework of Phi-Week.
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Design & Data worked with Copernicus ECMWF to communicate case studies, which demonstrate the impact and benefits of Copernicus for service users and European citizens.
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A series of videos highlighting different use cases were shown to the European Parliament at the European State of the Climate event on 10 April 2018 to illustrate the important role data from Copernicus services implemented by ECMWF: CAMS and C3S.
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A series of videos highlighting different use cases were shown to the European Parliament at the European State of the Climate event on 10 April 2018 to illustrate the important role data from Copernicus services implemented by ECMWF: CAMS and C3S.
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A series of videos highlighting different use cases were shown to the European Parliament at the European State of the Climate event on 10 April 2018 to illustrate the important role data from Copernicus services implemented by ECMWF: CAMS and C3S.
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The ECMWF operates the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS) and the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) on behalf of the EU.
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The ECMWF operates the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS) and the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) on behalf of the EU.
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On the 10th April 2018, the Copernicus services implemented by ECMWF were presented at a high-level event under the patronage of the European Parliament.
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On the 10th April 2018, the Copernicus services implemented by ECMWF were presented at a high-level event under the patronage of the European Parliament.
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Event video for the INNOspace Weekend 2017, a new event hosted by the DLR Space Administration.
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30 second trailer for the INNOspace Weekend, a new event hosted by the DLR Space Administration.
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Space technology surrounds us, sometimes without us even noticing – from the moment we wake up to when we sleep at night.
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In the first of a series of five videos showcasing EUMETSAT's activities in Africa, we get an overview of their work in the region.
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In the second of a series of five videos showcasing EUMETSAT's activities in Africa, we look at the importance of food security in the region.
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We want to help continue Rosetta's legacy, by sharing her heroic story, using the plush toy as an interactive teaching resource to educate school children around the world in astronomy and space sciences.
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The ESA-JAXA BepiColombo mission to Mercury must withstand extremely harsh conditions while in orbit around the innermost planet of our Solar System.
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Low-orbiting space missions can be susceptible to atomic oxygen erosion.
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Low-orbiting space missions can be susceptible to atomic oxygen erosion.
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Once its mobile launch gantry is moved away, then Europe’s Vega launcher is primed for lift-off – except for the time the stuck gantry refused to move.
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We asked ourselves, could the Rosetta toy also survive the harsh conditions of space?
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This episode explores how Europe is building commercial opportunities in human spaceflight, from access to the International Space Station to new services in low Earth orbit.
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This episode looks at how European space clusters support startups, collaboration, and regional growth across the wider space ecosystem.
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This episode examines investment in the space sector, including startup funding, commercialisation, and the shift towards new financial models in the European space market.
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Observations from South America, including ESO’s La Silla Observatory, revealed that the asteroid Chariklo is surrounded by two narrow rings, making it the smallest known object with rings and only the fifth body in the Solar System known to have this feature.
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In the Spring of 2014, a team of ESO Photo ambassadors embarked on a pioneering expedition to ESO's three observatories in Chile. Their mission was to capture a wide range of images and timelapses of the magnificent Chilean night sky and landscape in crisp Ultra High Definition. Join our heroes in their adventures in the arid Atacama Desert as they bring our Universe closer than ever before.
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On 19 June 2014, a major milestone on the road to the construction of the European Extremely Large Telescope was reached. Part of the 3000-metre peak of Cerro Armazones was blasted away as a step towards levelling the summit. This paves the way for the largest optical/infrared telescope in the world.
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This panel explores how satellites, rovers, and humans are prepared for space exploration, covering mission design, testing, operations, astronaut training, and launch readiness.
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Loretta Whitesides shares a keynote about space exploration, leadership, and the belief that seemingly impossible goals can become reality.
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This sponsor talk introduces HE Space through Agnieszka Iwanczuk’s background in recruitment, people-focused work, and candidate preparation.
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The first SpaceUp LIVE brought together a global online space unconference with talks, discussions, and a panel on how COVID-19 could affect the space industry.
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This second SpaceUp LIVE event continued the online unconference format with talks on virtual community, microgravity, Mars analog stations, satellite tracking, and NewSpace in Africa.
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This World Space Week edition of SpaceUp LIVE offered an open online programme for talks, discussions, and community participation around space topics.
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This edition of SpaceUp LIVE focused on #PreparingForSpace and brought together the community for online talks and discussion.