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World ocean circulation user consultation meeting 2019

February 21, 2019 - February 22, 2019
ESA-ESRIN, Largo Galileo Galilei, 1
Frascati, RM 00044 Italy

The large variety of EO data from instruments in orbit, used in synergy, constitute a wealth of information to advance our understanding and estimation of the upper layer of the World Ocean Circulation. Accurate knowledge of the latter at all time and space scales is of growing importance to many scientific, operational and commercial applications. This event …

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Measuring CO2 across the Atlantic

Royal Research Ship James Clark Ross started its roughly 4000 miles, 40 days voyage across the Atlantic Ocean at the end of September. It has been carrying out in situ measurements with an array of instruments including above-water radiometric optical sensors that measure upwelling radiance from the sea surface for validation of satellite ocean colour, …

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Watch live: the opening session of “25 years of progress in radar altimetry”

Live from the Azores, follow the opening session of an event where world-class scientists meet to discuss the latest developments in our understanding of Earth’s surface variations observed by altimetry. Radar altimeters record the surface topography along the satellite’s ground track. They precisely measure a satellite’s height above water, land or ice by timing the …

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New Achievements in Coastal Altimetry

SAR altimetry missions are boosting new developments in fields that exploit the quality of high-resolution products for sea surface topography, wave height, and wind speed. To review recent progress in and discuss future plans for altimetry technology at coasts, 88 scientists from 28 countries met at the 11th Coastal Altimetry Workshop earlier this summer. Read more …

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Calculate air-sea CO2 fluxes with FluxEngine v3

FluxEngine is an open source toolbox for calculating air-sea CO2 gas fluxes from in situ, model and Earth Observation data. We are pleased to announce that version 3 of the FluxEngine toolbox is now available. Version 3 now includes: auto-installers and/or install instructions (e.g. you can use it on a Windows, Linux or Mac laptop) …

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EO Industry Invitations to Tender Regional Initiatives Scientists

Invitation to Tender: “Black Sea and Danube Regional Initiative – Science”

This Activity aims at contributing to the new ESA Black Sea and Danube Initiative, with the ultimate goal to foster a coordinated approach to advance EO-based science, novel applications and data exploitation infrastructures serving the specific needs of the Black Sea and Danube basin community through a strong collaboration among institutions and related national and …

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1992-2017 Ocean Heat Flux Time Series

We are pleased to announce that the OceanHeat project team has released a new data set of ocean turbulent heat fluxes estimated from various remotely sensed data. The determination of latent and sensible heat fluxes as well as of the related bulk variables, is based on the use of the European Space Agency (ESA) Ocean Heat …

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EO Summer School 2018

July 30 - August 10
ESA-ESRIN, Largo Galileo Galilei, 1
Frascati, RM 00044 Italy

Global Observing Systems – Earth System Modelling – Data Assimilation – Global Change: these are the main topics for the yearly appointment with EO data, science and applications open to early career scientists (i.e. Ph.D. students, young post-doctoral scientists) who are specialised in a variety of Earth Science disciplines and wish to expand and improve their knowledge and …

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Earth System data lab

Thanks to satellites a wealth of information is at our fingertips to understand the different components of our planet and how these components interact to form the Earth system as a whole. However, despite unprecedented progress in analysing and understanding the stream of data we have available, it still remains a challenge to analyse multiple …

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