Polar View is a member-based organization comprising service providers, government agencies, research institutes, system developers and universities from over nine countries across Europe and Canada. Using satellite earth observation data, in combination with sophisticated models and automatic tools, Polar View services include information about sea ice, icebergs, lake and river ice, snow cover and glaciers. Polar View is responsible for the implementation and development of Polar TEP, a virtual research platform for the polar community that is a central hub in the polar data ecosystem.
EOX is a geospatial engineering and service company that creates Open Source software and tools to allow people to consume geospatial data in the cloud and on the Web. EOX focuses on getting the most value out of the vast amount of the data acquired by Earth observation satellites by furnishing software and cloud infrastructure services to customers in geoscience and European government organizations.
DMI provides meteorological knowledge and data within the Kingdom of Denmark, the Faroe Islands, and Greenland. DMI has been responsible for the systematic operational monitoring of the sea ice in the waters around Greenland for over 40 years.
British Antarctic Survey (BAS) delivers and enables world-leading interdisciplinary research in the Polar Regions. It delivers research that uses the Polar Regions to advance our understanding of Earth as a sustainable planet. Through its logistic capability, BAS facilitates access for the British and international science community to the UK polar research operations. BAS is a component of the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC).
C-CORE provides innovative solutions in earth observation systems, ice engineering and geotechnical engineering, C-CORE has more than 45 years’ experience in the advancement of satellite remote sensing for environmental and industrial monitoring, marine surveillance, and natural resource management, particularly in the Arctic.
NRC is Canada's largest federal research and development organization. NRC partners with Canadian industry to take research impacts from the lab to the marketplace and to address some of the world's most pressing problems.
The Norwegian Meteorological Institute (MET) is the national public meteorological service in Norway. The institute provides information to public authorities, businesses and the general public to secure life and property and in support of economic activity, societal planning and environmental protection.
Drift+Noise Polar Services assists stakeholders operating in polar waters with operational ice information from models and satellites, leveraging technology from polar research, geophysics, and remote sensing.
FMI is a public research and service agency under the Ministry of Transport and Communications of Finland. FMI’s mandate is to produce reliable information on the state of the atmosphere and the sea to serve social, commercial, and scientific purposes.
VTT is the leading research and technology company in the Nordic countries, serving both private and public sectors. VTT provides a wide range of technology and applied research services for its clients, private companies, institutions, and the public sector in the domestic and international markets.
Norwegian Computing Center (NR) is an independent, non-profit foundation that performs contract research for public and private sectors in Norway and internationally. Areas of expertise include statistical modelling, machine learning and Information and Communications Technology (ICT).
DTU is recognized internationally as a leading university in the areas of the technical and natural sciences, renowned for a business-oriented approach, with a focus on sustainability.