Welcome to the EOP System Support Division Web Server

The EOP System Support Division Web Server site makes available some tools for helping any user involved in EO mission preparation. Please, follow the links in order to download them.
   SOFTWARE                                                       PURPOSE
Esov Software The Earth observation Swath and Orbit Visualisation tool, ESOV provides the user with the means to visualise the instrument swaths of all ESA Earth Observation Satellites and assist in understanding where and when satellite measurements are made and ground contact is possible.
Envisat CFI Software The Envisat CFI software is a collection of multiplatform precompiled C libraries for timing, coordinate conversions, orbit propagation, satellite pointing calculations, and target visibility calculations, specifically parametrized and configured for Envisat satellite.
Earth Observation CFI Software The Earth Observation CFI software is a collection of multiplatform precompiled C libraries for timing, coordinate conversions, orbit propagation, satellite pointing calculations, and target visibility calculations, specifically parametrized and configured for EO satellites.
Earth Observation Tools A collection of Earth Observation tools provided for ESA Earth Observation satellites.
EOP-PE Standards Earth Observation Programme standard documentation, including EOP-PE specific guidelines/standard, BSSC (Board for Software Standardization and Control) standards and ECSS (European Cooperation for Space Standardization)
Where Is the Satellite WIS is an application for the iPhone which tracks and predicts satellite position and visibility. for support : wis@eopp.esa.int
Binary XML library The Binary XML Library is a solution to access the data of a binary or ASCII or an hybrid binary-ASCII file using an XML Schema
AIR2EO AIR2EO is an application which displays an high quality 3D rendered animation of ESA Earth Observation Satellites orbiting around the Earth.
Application can be obtained from air2eo@eopp.esa.int


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