#1 Synoptic Data
Synoptic Data is building the world’s largest real-time environmental data platform. As a Data-as-a-Service (DaaS) provider, we deliver access to high-resolution, real-time and historical weather and environmental data at scale, supporting critical decisions across public safety, infrastructure, research, and operations. Our platform combines cutting-edge cloud architecture, scalable APIs, and a robust data integration framework to turn complex environmental data into actionable insights. Our intuitive tools, such as the Synoptic Data Viewer and Weather API, make complex environmental data easily accessible and reliable across diverse industries. Trusted by businesses, government agencies, and researchers, Synoptic enables faster, smarter responses to weather and climate-related challenges. Synoptic is a certified B Corp and Public Benefit Corporation, committed to advancing environmental data accessibility and resilience.
#2 EUMETSAT
EUMETSAT, the European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites, is an intergovernmental organisation based in Darmstadt, Germany, with 30 Member States and celebrate this year its 40th anniversary. EUMETSAT operates the geostationary satellites Meteosat -10, -11, and -12 over Europe and Africa, and Meteosat-9 over the Indian Ocean.
It also operates two Metop polar-orbiting satellites as part of the Initial Joint Polar System (IJPS) shared with the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
In addition, EUMETSAT is a partner in the cooperative sea level monitoring Jason missions (Jason-3 and Jason-CS/Sentinel-6) involving Europe and the United States.
The data and products from EUMETSAT's satellites are vital to weather forecasting and make a significant contribution to the monitoring of the environment and climate change.
The European Union has entrusted EUMETSAT with exploiting the four Sentinel missions of the Copernicus space component dedicated to the monitoring of atmosphere, ocean, and climate on its behalf.
EUMETSAT carries out these tasks in cooperation with ESA and already exploits the Sentinel-3 and Sentinel-6 marine missions and of 2026 will operate Sentinel-4 and Sentinel-5.
#3 Scintec
Scintec was established in 1991. We develop and manufacture the most advanced and comprehensive line of ground-based remote sensing systems using radio wave, acoustic, and optical technologies. Customers include research institutes and universities, government agencies, the military, airports, and weather services worldwide.
Scintec offers radio wave and acoustic Wind Profilers for the measurement of continuous and real-time vertical profiles of horizontal wind speed, wind direction, vertical wind speed, and turbulence up to atmospheric boundary layer and beyond. We also offer Scintillometers for the measurement of surface layer or boundary layer turbulence, heat flux, and momentum flux by purely optical means. Applications for Scintec products are found in meteorology and related sciences, environmental monitoring, traffic safety, and industry.
Continuing scientific innovation, outstanding product design, reliable engineering, and customer-oriented philosophy has made Scintec a global recognition in innovative remote sensing technology, and led to an exceptional growth in an increasingly demanding market.
Scintec helps to increase the quality and safety of life, protect the environment and improve the efficiency of roads, airports, and industrial production. Our global sales and support network are available to supply you with the most up-to-date and state-of-the-art technical products and solutions for your measurement needs.
#4 Journal of Meteorological Research
Journal of Meteorological Research (JMR) – Advancing the frontiers of weather, climate, and Earth system science.
First launched in 1987 as Acta Meteorologica Sinica, JMR adopted its current title in 2014 and has been indexed in the Web of Science since 2007. Published by the Chinese Meteorological Society in partnership with Springer Nature, the journal serves as a global platform for innovative and impactful research that pushes the boundaries of observation, modeling, and prediction—from weather to climate, and across the broader Earth system.
Beyond traditional Reviews and Original Papers, JMR embraces scientific diversity through a distinctive portfolio of article types, including Forecasting Forum, Extreme Cases, Data Papers, News and Views, Project Reports, and Field Campaign—each designed to capture the full spectrum of advances in operational and academic meteorology.
With a current Impact Factor of 3.5, ranking #49 out of 114 journals in the Meteorology & Atmospheric Sciences category (Q2), JMR continues to grow as a trusted venue for cutting-edge science from China and around the world—connecting researchers, forecasters, and policymakers in the shared pursuit of a more resilient and weather-ready society.
#5 Dutch Digital Research
www.esciencecenter.nl
www.surf.nl
www.tdcc.nl
A joint stand from the Netherlands' digital research support landscape, with representation from the eScience Center, SURF, TDCC-NES, and more.
Got a question about research software, data, infrastructure, or digital skills? Come and ask.
The booth offers a snapshot of how digital research support is organized in the Netherlands, showing how different national organisations work together to help researchers at every stage of the digital research lifecycle. Alongside this overview, the booth doubles as an informal help desk: visitors are welcome to bring questions on open science, research data, software, infrastructure, or digital skills, and speak directly with the people who work on these topics day to day. It's a low-threshold way to find out what support already exists and who to turn to, whatever stage of your career or research you're at — the landscape has evolved fast, and it's easy to lose track of what's now possible.
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