L-Band radiometry for Earth’s Essential Climate Variables
Above : Illustration of L-band microwave radiometry satellites (SMOS, SMAP, Aquarius) used to monitor the ECVs discussed in the newly […]
Above : Illustration of L-band microwave radiometry satellites (SMOS, SMAP, Aquarius) used to monitor the ECVs discussed in the newly […]
Dear all Spring is coming and, meanwhile, yesterday SMOS surpassed ERS-2 as the longest operational ESA EO satellite in orbit […]
Last Sunday, our Friend and Colleague Ali Mahmoodi passed away while in Toulouse. Born in 58, he has been a […]
From the Finnish Meteorological Institute : A new paper has recently been published, detailing recent updates and validation of the […]
From Yann Kerr : SMOS turned 16 on November 2nd ! Now it can officially start taking driving lessons, open […]
From Nicolas Reul (IFREMER) Hurricane Melissa reached Jamaica at 1:00 PM on Tuesday, October 28, according to NOAA’s National Hurricane […]
Particularly susceptible to global warming, Arctic regions are seeing their frozen soils melt at an accelerating rate. As a consequence, […]
How will rising temperatures impact carbon fluxes in Arctic and Subarctic regions ? These areas hold large reserves of soil […]
Congratulations to Juliette Ortet, who successfully defended her thesis on Tuesday, May 27th at CESBIO ! This accomplishment was achieved […]