Category: Satellite Remote Sensing
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IMOS multi-satellite sea surface temperature (SST) composite products have been updated
The Bureau of Meteorology have reprocessed the products adding a further six years of data
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Preparations continue for the Surface Water and Ocean Topography (SWOT) mission
The IMOS Satellite Altimetry Calibration and Validation sub-Facility have been selected to be part of the global SWOT Science Team.
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Keeping pace with marine heatwaves
A new paper outlines the need for predicting marine heatwaves and highlights how IMOS is monitoring heatwaves in real time as they develop with ocean gliders.
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New Synthetic Aperture Radar Waves database available through the AODN Portal
The IMOS Surface Waves sub-Facility has developed an Australian Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) waves database from Europe’s Sentinel-1 A and B SAR satellites to support scientific and industrial marine research in Australia.
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International project uses IMOS data to develop and validate a new tool for satellite ocean colour data
Measuring the colour of the oceans is crucial for understanding marine ecosystems, their productivity and health.
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Bonney Coast Upwelling for 2020 from IMOS OceanCurrent
Whilst the Bonney coast upwelling season started slowly this summer, it has developed into an extremely strong upwelling event late in the season.