Monitoring of Hurricane Melissa from space
From Nicolas Reul (IFREMER) Hurricane Melissa reached Jamaica at 1:00 PM on Tuesday, October 28, according to NOAA’s National Hurricane […]
Ground temperature below the snow finally measured by sat...
Particularly susceptible to global warming, Arctic regions are seeing their frozen soils melt at an accelerating rate. As a consequence, […]
Assessing carbon flux estimates over the Arctic and Subar...
How will rising temperatures impact carbon fluxes in Arctic and Subarctic regions ? These areas hold large reserves of soil […]
Thesis defence “Observations of soil surface temper...
Congratulations to Juliette Ortet, who successfully defended her thesis on Tuesday, May 27th at CESBIO ! This accomplishment was achieved […]
Monitoring global biomass : a scientific challenge
Earth is covered with vegetation which stocks and releases carbon. Understanding the fluctuations of the so called Above Ground Biomass […]
Above-Ground Biomass
CATDS
cryosphere
ground measurements
L band continuation
L2
land
Team SMOS
Vegetation Optical Depth
How can freezing sap affect Vegetation Optical Depth retr...
A new study expands on previous findings from the Sodankylä region of Finland (2019), where a model linking temperature and […]
Open position for a postdoctoral scientist
A post-doctoral scientist position is opened in CESBIO’s passive microwaves group, regarding the study of long time series of soil […]
SMOS Monitored Chido
From Nicolas Reul IFREMER As you are well aware, TC Chido, 7-16 Dec 2024, did some drastic damage in Mayotte. […]
Mapping uncertainties in SMOS soil moisture data
A new study assessing the quality of SMOS soil moisture estimates (L2 product) has recently been published ! This analysis, part […]