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Advanced Ocean Synergy training course 2019

November 4 - November 8
Grand Arsenal – Center of Mediterranean Architecture, Defkalionos Street, Venetian Port of Chania
Chania, 73100 Greece

The course is addressed to post graduate, PhD students, postdoctoral research scientists and users from European countries and Canada interested in Ocean Remote Sensing and Synergy. Research scientists and students from all other countries are also welcome to apply and participate to the course subject to availability of places. Via a series of lectures and …

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Quantifying the impact of linear regression model in deriving bio-optical relationships: the implications on ocean carbon estimations

Recent research by ESA Living Planet Fellow Marco Bellacicco in the frame of project PHYSIOGLOB gives new insights on how the choice of the regression method influences the derived bio-optical relationships in optical and satellite oceanographic studies. The authors compare the results obtained with diverse regression methods on the same bio-optical data set and quantify …

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GHRSST International Science Team (G-XX)

June 3 - June 7
ESA-ESRIN, Largo Galileo Galilei, 1
Frascati, RM 00044 Italy

On the occasion of the 20th meeting of the GHRSST International Science Team, this event will focus on future perspectives for GHRSST – most notably with respect to a mix of microwave and thermal infrared satellite capability. The purpose of the meeting is to: Bring together scientific and operational SST users and producers to review progress …

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SMOS and extreme events

Experiments show that SMOS can help improve errors in extreme events forecast lead times by 36–72 hours in the extratropics.

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Audrey Hasson

Audrey Hasson is a researcher in physical oceanography. She specializes in the study of water bodies based on satellite measurements. After two years at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (Caltech/NASA), and 2 years as a fellow at the Centre National des Etudes Spatiales Français (CNES), Audrey is an ESA Living Planet post-doctoral fellow. She currently works …

SMOWS: Satellite Mode Waters Salinity, in synergy with Temperature and Sea Level

Prime company: CENTRE NATIONAL DE LA RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE (CNRS) (FR)

Living Planet Fellowship research project carried out by Audrey Hasson. Mode waters (MWs) transport a large volume of heat, carbon and other properties across basins at seasonal to longer time-scales and thus play a major role in the modulation of the Earth climate. In the context of anthropogenic global warming, unlocking the understanding of the MWs transport …

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Sargassum monitoring service

Prime company: CLS COLLECTE LOCALISATION SATELLITES (FR)

The project objective is to develop and implement an innovative automated service based on Earth Observation (EO) data to monitor floating Sargassum algae in the Caribbean area, estimate their drift and eventual landings on the coasts, and provide dedicated bulletins to the end-users.

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Monitoring sargassum drift with Sentinel-3 and MODIS

Since 2011, sargassum rafts of unprecedented size have had been found on Caribbean shores, with a strong impact on tourism, fisheries and wildlife. As sargassum decomposes on beaches, it releases disagreeable odours. Removal is time-consuming and expensive as mats can be several meters thick. Tourists are bothered by sargassum, and incoming rafts smother sea grasses …

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