Training course at SMOS Workshop
SMOS is a wonderful mission and the potential of L-band passive microwaves to retrieve soil moisture is being confirmed. However, […]
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 […]
Floods in lower Mississippi
The situation…floodings and levee blasts After floodings in the Upper Mississippi Basin due to snowmelt, the Lower Mississippi Basin is […]
SMOS catches rare events
By Joaquin Munoz Sabater (ECMWF) and Fernando Martin Porqueras (IDEAS) The 18 of April 2011 a strip with unusual values […]
UK drying up too
Southern UK and France appear to be sharing the same concern regarding water. Soil moisture maps from SMOS clearly shows […]
Drought shaping up
Because of lower than normal precipitation last winter and early spring, soil water in France is actually going low. This […]
SMOS Workshop in Arles on September 27-29, 2011
The French Space Agency (CNES) and the European Space Agency are jointly organising a first workshop on 27-29 September in […]
All you have never dared to ask on SMOS data
We are pleased to inform you that a new – long awaited – page is online:The Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) […]
Reprocessed SMOS data ready for release
As you are very well aware, SMOS was launched on November 2nd 2009. the commissioning phase ended in May 2010. […]