heavy rains in the USA, did SMOS see that ?..
Extreme rainfalls occurred in the USA on May 1st 2010, causing flooding over Tennessee. Figure 1 reports the amount of […]
Disaggregating L2 SM product during AACES’10
Validating SMOS data is complicated by the large observation scale of spaceborne L-band radiometers. To circumvent the direct comparison between […]
Is it raining ?
Back in December when we were looking at the first SMOS data we saw in Australia a strange feature… Even […]
News from the L1PP team on RFI!
Thanks to the Direccion General de Telecomunicaciones, CDTI and INSA, some ofthe identified RFI sources in Spain (all civilian transmissions […]
Want to look at SMOS DATA? what tools and which formats?
To answer frequently asked questions, here is a short memo on data formats and specifications document availability established thanks to […]
Game: spot the difference
As we all know (too) many RFIs jeopardize SMOS outputs. In Europe 4 sources account for a large part of […]
RFI on the Oceans as well
So the ocean is not immmune as Roi Oliva identified this RFI source on the Ocean
Back from Kangaroos land
After 5 weeks spent in Australia for the AACES campaign, Arnaud Mialon, Claire Gruhier and Delphine Leroux are back in […]
It was raining on Australia ? …. Did SMOS see it !
During the AACES campaign in Australia several rain events occurred as Arnaud and Chris mentioned in earlier blogs. Everyone was […]