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Sea-Ice – The « DESIR » campaign, onboard “Le Commandant Charcot”

  • Post published:27 January 2023
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The first analyses developed in the context of the St3TART project have allowed us to identify a technique that would significantly increase the reference measurements on the ice pack. It…

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Hydrology – The interesting use case of Canals for Cal/Val activities

  • Post published:27 January 2023
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Canals are very interesting for Cal/Val activities of satellite altimetry as they represent a simple case for evaluating the performances of altimetry over inland waters. Indeed, canals have the following…

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Realization of tests in controlled basin of the instruments used in the St3TART project

  • Post published:20 May 2022
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From April 25th to 27th 2022, the St3TART hydro team has performed surface roughness sensitivity tests with two different in-situ instruments used in the project (e.g., the vorteX.io micro-station and…

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Sea Ice – Measurement campaign at Upernavik and Qaarsut (Greenland) – March 24th to 31st

  • Post published:29 April 2022
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The ESA St3TART (Sentinel-3 Topography mission Assessment through Reference Techniques) 2022 Arctic Sea ice campaign took place March 24-31 in the Baffin Bay area. The main goal for this campaign…

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Hydrology – Drone campaign in Marmande on the Garonne River – 8 February 2022

  • Post published:25 February 2022
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The vicinity of the French city of Marmande, located on the Garonne River, has been identified as a possible super-site for the Copernicus Sentinel-3 STM Cal/Val  activities, thanks to the…

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Progress Review #1 – 7 February 2022

  • Post published:9 February 2022
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The first Progress Review of the St3TART project was held by videoconference on 7 February 2022. The thematic leaders for each surface (hydrology, sea ice and land ice) presented the…

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Technical workshop for Hydrology – 29-30 November 2021

  • Post published:1 December 2021
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The hydrology thematic team organized an internal workshop from 29 to 30 November 2021, hosted by the University of Strasbourg, France. The meeting was held in a hybrid format (physically…

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Progress Meeting #1 – 10 November 2021

  • Post published:12 November 2021
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The first Progress Meeting of the St3TART project was held on 10 November 2021 by videoconference and gathered ESA and all the St3TART partners. The thematic leaders for each surface…

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Kick-off Meeting – 27 July 2021

  • Post published:28 July 2021
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ESA and the 18 partners of the St3TART consortium met virtually on 27 July 2021 for the Kick-off Meeting of the project. The focus was on the main objectives of…

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