SMOS research products for the Cryosphere in Antarctica
The aim of the CryoSMOS project, funded by the European Space Agency (ESA) and led by IFAC (Florence, Italy), is […]
The aim of the CryoSMOS project, funded by the European Space Agency (ESA) and led by IFAC (Florence, Italy), is […]
SMOS Monitors a gigantic early melt in Greenland in quasi real time As reported here (credit Ruth Mottram, DMI) and […]
Antarctica is a swell place to perform calibration, especially at low microwave frequencies. For SMOS (and Aquarius), at L band […]
Using a combination of field measurements and radiative transfer modelling, our group investigates the potential of brightness temperatures measured by […]
Thanks to SMOS, able to detect and monitor thin ice, the A. Wegener Institutes found that the North-East Passage could […]
After the drifting iceberg (identified by SMOS blog followers as the B15J) was spotted on SMOS data, it has become […]
This post was prepared byEwa SlominskafromSpace Research Center PAS18 A, Bartycka00-716 Warsaw, Poland During their work with SMOS data, Ewa […]
The French Space Agency (CNES) and the European Space Agency are jointly organising a first workshop on 27-29 September in […]