Professor Andreas Kääb, from the University of Oslo, and one of Harmony’s MAG members, will give a science colloquium on what Harmony is expected to provide to the land-ice science community. Abstract: Land ice is one of the main targets for the Harmony mission. We give an overview over the …
Daniele Ciani from the Institute of Marine Sciences, National Research Council of Italy, will give a talk titled: Sea Surface Temperature Gradients Estimation Using Top-of-Atmosphere Observations from the ESA Earth Explorer 10 Harmony Mission: Preliminary Studies. Abstract: The Harmony satellite mission was recently approved as the next European Space Agency …
Anton Korosov from Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Center will present his work on sea ice model validation using future Harmony data. Abstract: Sea ice in the Arctic Ocean is in continuous motion under the influence of wind, ocean, and internal stress. Sea ice deformation (computed as a spatial derivative …
Odysseas Pappas from the University of Bristol will give a webinar titled “Simulating satellite radar measurements of volcanic eruptions in preparation for Harmony”.
Between March 14th and March 16th the WaddenSAR campaign took place, the first airborne bistatic SAR experiment in support of Harmony. The main goal of WaddenSAR is to validate the bistatic electromagnetic scattering models that are used to predict the performance of Harmony over oceans. Read more about WaddenSAR here.