Ocean and Sea Ice Remote Sensing

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Ocean and Sea Ice Remote Sensing

NORMAP: Norwegian Satellite Earth Observation Database for Marine and Polar Research

Creating a data repository for Nordic and Arctic regions for Earth Observation data from polar orbiting satellites, serving research and application in marine, polar and climate sciences. 

By 2020 Norway aims to be an internationally leading country in the integrated use of satellite Earth Observation data for: (i) research and application targeting the environmental, ecosystem and climate changes in the Nordic and Arctic regions, and (ii) knowledge based support to management and industry.

Project Details
Funding Agency: 
Research Council of Norway
Project Deputy Leader at NERSC: 
Anton Korosov
Coordinating Institute: 
Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Center
Project Status: 
Completed

SARCURE: Synthetic Aperture Radar for ocean CUrrent feature Retrievals and surface velocity Estimates

To retrieve high resolution quantitative information of ocean surface currents, using Synthetic Aperture Radar imagery.

The goal of the project is to retrieve high resolution quantitative information of ocean surface currents, using Synthetic Aperture Radar imagery. The work is split into three modules:

Module 1: Further develop and validate the Radar Imaging Model (RIM)

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

DRAGONESS: DRAGON in support of harmonizing European and Chinese marine monitoring for Environment and Security System

Assess and establish an inventory of European and Chinese capacities in marine monitoring for environment and security using satellite Earth observation technologies.

DRAGONESS is a specific support action project funded for 3 years by the European Commission under the FP6-Aerospace Contract No. SST5-CT-2006-030902. The DRAGONESS project will assess and establish an inventory of European and Chinese capacities in marine monitoring for environment and security.

Project Details
Funding Agency: 
European Commission
Coordinating Institute: 
Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Center
Project Status: 
Completed

Mohamed Babiker

Research
Area of Expertise: 
geo-sciences

Remote Sensing and Geographic Information System for satellite data processing in the polar regions covering sea ice mapping, iceberg detection and glacier monitoring.

Preprocessing and noise removal from SAR Data.

Sensors Synergy for ocean studies

Arctic Shipping (https://lps19.esa.int/NikalWebsitePortal/living-planet-symposium-2019/lp...)

Employment
Research Group: 
Ocean and Sea Ice Remote Sensing
Job Position: 
Researcher
E-mail: 
Phone: 
+47 465 03 247
Cristin ID: 
399979
Mohamed Babiker

Johnny A. Johannessen

Research
Area of Expertise: 
oceanography
remote sensing
Employment
Research Group: 
Ocean and Sea Ice Remote Sensing
Job Position: 
Research Coordinator/Senior Researcher
Department: 
Mohn-Sverdrup Center for Global Ocean Studies and Operational Oceanography
E-mail: 
Phone: 
+47 932 49 414
Johnny Johannessen

Lasse H. Pettersson

Research
Area of Expertise: 
ecology
oceanography
remote sensing
sea ice

Physical oceanographer with main research expertise within monitoring of harmful algae blooms, waters quality and marine ecosystem studies. Has lead the initiation and development of the operational research and applications of ocean colour satellite EO data for monitoring of algae blooms and water quality in coastal and marine waters.

Interest in capacity building through supervision of international students and organizing international research schools in Norway and abroad for PhD and Post-docs.

Employment
Research Group: 
Ocean and Sea Ice Remote Sensing
Job Position: 
Research Coordinator/Senior Researcher
Department: 
Administration/HR
E-mail: 
Phone: 
+47 932 23 563
Cristin ID: 
399993
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