Creation of the Satellite & In Situ Salinity Working...
Following the SMOS-AQUARIUS workshop, Jacqueline Boutin and Yi Chao have worked on defining the terms of reference for the SMOS […]
Large scale SSS contrasts detected by SMOS and in situ SS...
Recent results from LOCEAN team Variability in the tropical Pacific and Indian Oceans between 2010 and 2011 is very large […]
SMOS tracks hurricane SANDY over sea and land
Hurricane Sandy brought havoc and shows how necessary it is for us to be able to monitor and forecast such […]
SMOS TRAINING SESSION UPDATE
HelloWe have received 40 applications for our training session! The choice , as we can only host 16, was very […]
New North East passage free from ice … SMOS helps
Thanks to SMOS, able to detect and monitor thin ice, the A. Wegener Institutes found that the North-East Passage could […]
Do You Remember B15J? Well, was a good buoy, but wandered...
After the drifting iceberg (identified by SMOS blog followers as the B15J) was spotted on SMOS data, it has become […]
The answer…. to the quizz
Yes, as most of you found out, it is an Iceberg (not that big wrt SMOS resolution, but large never […]
Artic summer and antarctic winter as seen by SMOS …...
This post was prepared byEwa SlominskafromSpace Research Center PAS18 A, Bartycka00-716 Warsaw, Poland During their work with SMOS data, Ewa […]
SMOS and Altimetry join forces to monitor horizontal adve...
Horizontal advection of the Amazon Freshwater Plume at the surface of the North Western Tropical Atlantic as detected in 2010 […]