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Living Planet Symposium 2022

Le Living Planet Symposium se déroulera du 23 au 27 mai 2022 à Bonn, en Allemagne.

Ce colloque #LPS22 rassemble scientifiques et utilisateurs de données d'observation de la Terre. Plusieurs membres de la communauté du pôle Océan ODATIS  y présentent leurs recherches, résultats et projets pour de futurs produits et missions.
Une liste non exhaustive des membres impliqués dans les CDS-SAT-CERSAT et CDS-SAT-AVISO est proposée ci-desssous :

24.05.2022
  • The STREAM proposal: exploring upper ocean dynamics, air-sea interactions and ocean mixing. Dr. Fabrice Ardhuin LOPS – CNRS Details
  • Towards high resolution altimetry wave products: what is hidden below 50km? A multimission approach. Annabelle Ollivier – CLS Details
  • Assessment of Sentinel-3A and Sentinel-3B OLCI chlorophyll algorithms in global coastal waters. Emmanuelle Autret – LOPS Ifremer Details
  • Large mesoscale salinity features detected by SMOS and perspectives for next generation missions Jacqueline BoutinCNRS/LOCEAN Details
  • Tropical Cyclone observations with mono- and bi- static SAR systems. Alexis Mouche Ifremer Details
  • CATDS : SMOS L3/L4 products generation and dissemination. Stephane Tarot, Ifremer Details
  • Combining coastal altimetry data with High Frequency radar, drifters and hydrological profiles data to estimate a Mean Dynamic topography on the Mid Atlantic Bight. Solène Jousset - CLS Details
25.05.2022
  • Impact of North Brazil Current rings on air-sea CO2 flux variability in the western tropical Atlantic Ocean. Jacqueline Boutin CNRS/LOCEAN Details
26.05.2022
  • SWIM: major breakthroughs on wave observation after 3 years in flight, Céline Tison - CNES Details
  • On the impact of SMOS and SMAP wind on the wave forecasting under cyclone conditions. Lotfi Aouf - CNRM Details
  • On the joint use of wide swath Significant wave height and directional wave spectra for global wave forecasting. Lotfi Aouf, CNRMDetails
27.05.2022
  • SWIM: a new potential for sea ice remote sensing. Céline Tison – CNES Details
  • Sea Surface Salinity variability inferred from satellite, in situ and ocean model simulations at global scale and in the Senegal-Mauritania region. Jacqueline Boutin CNRS/LOCEAN Details
  • Introducing the ISRO-CNES TRISHNA mission for high resolution SST observations in coastal ocean and continental waters. Emmanuelle Autret – LOPS Ifremer Details
  • Monitoring the Ocean Heat Content and the Earth Energy imbalance from space altimetry and space gravimetry. Florence Marti, Magellium Details
  •  Using CFOSAT for sea ice application Fanny Girard-Ardhuin Ifremer Details
  • Improved global sea surface height and currents maps from remote sensing and in situ. Maxime Ballarotta – CLS Details
  • Surface and Upper Ocean Circulation from the combined use of in situ and space borne observations. Sandrine Mulet - CLS Details
  • Benefits of multi-altimeter combination for Arctic sea surface height. Pierre Prandi – CLS. Details

 

 

 

Un programme préliminaire est en en ligne.

Sessions :

  • Understand Earth systems
  • Advance future technology for Earth observation missions
  • Enable the Earthobservation digital transformation
  • Empower the green transition
  • Nurture public and private sector partnership

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Living Planet Symposium