The Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI) is a governmental research and service agency responsible for gathering and reporting weather data in Finland, with expertise spanning atmospheric science, marine research, and space research. FMI is actively involved in space and Earth observation research, developing space technology, and utilizing space data for various services, including space weather monitoring. They develop instruments for space probes and have been involved in missions with NASA and ESA, such as the Mars Science Laboratory and Rosetta. FMI also operates the Arctic Space Centre in Sodankylä, which supports satellite data reception, processing, and distribution, partnering with organizations like ATLAS Space Operations and contributing to programs like Copernicus.
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The Finnish Meteorological Institute collaborated with forest industry partners to develop an application using C3S seasonal forecasts.