Arctic and Marine Remote Sensing Studies

Develop, validate and apply remote sensing for use in ocean and sea ice studies, Greenland ice sheet variations, operational oceanography and climate research.

Description & Objectives

Research Description

Multidisciplinary research activities based on knowledge and expertise in satellite remote sensing, ocean acoustics, signal processing, electromagnetic radiation physics, sea ice physics, oceanography, boundary layer meteorology, air-sea-ice interaction and information technology for management and dissemination of satellite based information.

Develop and validate retrieval algorithms for ocean and sea ice parameters from various satellite Earth observation data, which in are used in studies of upper layer mesoscale ocean processes, air-sea-ice interaction, climate change studies and in operational oceanography.

Specific Research Objectives

  • To advance research and monitoring of upper ocean processes and dynamics by synergetic use of satellite, in-situ data and modelling.
  • To advance the retrieval algorithms for converting satellite data to geophysical quantities.
  • To strengthen the use of satellite and ocean acoustic data (remote sensing of the oceans) for ocean monitoring, model validations, data assimilation and prediction.
  • To study Essential Climate Variables with emphasis on high latitude and Arctic region and facilitate and stimulate high quality and original multidisciplinary satellite based Earth system research and education.

Staff

Navn Area of Expertise
Anton Korosov
oceanography
remote sensing
sea ice
Antonio Bonaduce oceanography
Artem Moiseev
oceanography
remote sensing
Espen Storheim
acoustics
physics
Florian Geyer oceanography
Hanne Sagen
acoustics
geo-sciences
mathematics
oceanography
Jiping Xie oceanography
Johnny A. Johannessen
oceanography
remote sensing
Lasse H. Pettersson
ecology
oceanography
remote sensing
sea ice
Mohamed Babiker geo-sciences
Morten J. Stette
mathematics
physics
Roshin P. Raj oceanography
Stein Sandven
acoustics
oceanography
remote sensing
sea ice
Tor I. Olaussen
computer science
oceanography
Victoria Miles
ecology
remote sensing