SMOS and Hurricane tracking!
Nicolas Reul and his team have been busy finding ways to better track, monitor, tropical storms and hurricane (high wind […]
Great News! SMOS Extension in good shape
As you might well be aware SMOS was intended to be operated for five years and, this coming November, the […]
Postdoc in Remote Sensing and Hydrology
If your are interested ina Post Doc position in Remote Sensing and Hydrology within the SPACE project (posted on EarthWorks […]
LEWIS is on the move! Part One
Back in 2002 we had a high quality ground based radiometer built by ONERA (Jean Claude Poussière and François Lemaître) […]
Using SMOS Soil Moisture Data for Global Food Security Mo...
From Wade CROW USDA (left) Within Southern Africa, mid-April 2014 soil moisture fields derived via the USDA FAS water balance […]
TWO Workshops to come…. Mark your calendars!
Please note that two workshops related to SMOS will be taking place soon The first one aims at Understanding the Carbon […]
Wet or very wet?
Last winter was rather warm and very wet in western Europe while in the US and Canada it was cold […]
Will SMOS help routing vessels?
As presented in several posts already, the team in Hamburg has developed a method to estimate thin sea ice with […]
No News ….good news?
Dear Smos Blog followers…We have been somewhat silent these last few weeks (months!) because activities were somewhat frantic!We have been […]