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A major challenge for the urban community is the exploitation of Earth Observation intelligence in the multidimensional nature of urban sustainability, towards enhancing urban resilience, particularly in relation to the challenges of climate change. Here, we present the ways in which the Horizon2020 funded project CURE synergistically exploited Copernicus Core Services (CCS) to support urban resilience. CURE provides spatially disaggregated environmental intelligence at a local scale, as well as a proof-of-concept that urban planning and management strategies, enhancing the resilience of cities, can be supported by CCS. CURE has developed eleven cross-cutting applications between CCS, reflecting the main urban sustainability dimensions and are relevant to user needs, which were identified based on a strong stakeholders’ engagement. CURE is built on Data and Information Access Services, as a system integrating these cross-cutting applications, capable of supporting downstream services across Europe, enabling its incorporation into operational Copernicus products portfolio in the future.
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Chrysoulakis et al. (2022) studied this question.