Ocean and Sea Ice Remote Sensing

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Ocean and Sea Ice Remote Sensing

Arctic sea ice melting leads to more intense monsoon rainfalls in India

A new publication in the Nature Partner Journal "Climate and Atmospheric Science" is co-authored by NERSC researcher Roshin P. Raj in the Ocean and Sea Ice Remote Sensing Group, as well as professor Ola M. Johannessen from the Nansen Scientific Society. The remaining co-authors are scientists from NCPOR (Goa, India).

On improving ocean surface current investigations from space - Successful PhD defence today!

Artem Moiseev, PhD candidate in our OSIRS group, successfully defended his PhD today! His degree is being awarded by the University of Bergen. Congratulations, Artem!

 

Ocean surface currents as study object

PECO2: Partnership for Operational Oceanography

The PECO2 project is funded by the Research Council of Norway INPART program for 3-years from 2021 through 2023 and shall strengthen international partnerships in operational oceanography and marine services. 

The 3-years PECO2 project is implemented through three distinct workpackages targeting operational oceanography, notably:

- WP1: Review needs and opportunities for research cooperation & training

- WP2: Prepare and offer a training programme including a summer school 

- WP3: Development of curriculum 

Project Details
Funding Agency: 
Research Council of Norway
Coordinating Institute: 
Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Center
Project Status: 
Ongoing

How are sea level and jet stream related?

Our PhD candidate Fabio Mangini with the OSIRS group recently published his first paper! He worked on it together with Laurent Bertino (NERSC) and Jan Even Øie Nilsen (previously NERSC, now IMR), as well as other researchers from the Bjerknes Center and Sweden. They set out to investigate how sea level variability in the North Sea and the jet stream over the North Atlantic are related and have found interesting connections!

Antonio Bonaduce

Research
Area of Expertise: 
oceanography

Sea-level scientist

Employment
Research Group: 
Ocean and Sea Ice Remote Sensing
Job Position: 
Research Leader/Senior Researcher
E-mail: 
Phone: 
+47 907 53 594

Adrien Perrin

Research
Area of Expertise: 
non-research

Development of scientific software.

Employment
Research Group: 
Ocean and Sea Ice Remote Sensing
Job Position: 
Scientific Software Developer
E-mail: 

Hugo BOULZE

Name
Last Name: 
BOULZE
First Name: 
Hugo
Research Group
Research Groups: 
Ocean and Sea Ice Remote Sensing
Contact Information
Mobile: 
+33 81 89 00 48

Variable Conditions Challenge Mariners and Ice Forecasters

Helsinki, Finland, September 28, 2018 – The International Ice Charting Working Group (IICWG) convened its 19th annual meeting September 24-28 in Helsinki, Finland hosted by the Finnish Meteorological Institute. The theme for the meeting was “Ice Information for Navigating the Sub-Polar Seas”. 

 

Michael Hart-Davis

Name
Last Name: 
Hart-Davis
First Name: 
Michael
Middle Name: 
Geoffrey
Middle Name: 
G.
Research Group
Research Groups: 
Ocean and Sea Ice Remote Sensing
Ocean Modeling
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