ships4sst invites you...

Thank you for attending the

 

International SST Fiducial Reference Measurement Radiometer Network (ISFRN) Workshop

in conjunction with

25 Years of Shipborne SST Satellite Validation Measurements

 22 – 23 April 2024  

 University of Southampton - National Oceanography Centre

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What a brilliant 2 days! It was great to see you at The ESA-sponsored workshop which was open to anyone actively involved or interested in Sea Surface Temperature (SST) science, satellite validation and the use of in situ radiometers.  This year we had over 65 attendees both online and in person.    

The workshop aims to...

  • bring together scientific and operational users and producers of in situ radiometer SST data to review progress, achievements and potential developments within the radiometer community.
  • present and discuss ship-borne satellite SST validation activities and results within the community,
  • explore and encourage data use,
  • explore instrument uses and designs,
  • to share the findings of the partners in the ISFRN service,
  • and to help develop future priorities.

See here for: 

Agenda

Book of Abstracts 

Webex recording of workshop - coming soon

Presentations Day 1 Presentations Day 2
Session 1 Session 6.1 ISAR Australia, Nicole Morgan, CSIRO, Australia
Session 2.1 Session 6.2 ISAR China, Dr Minglun Yang, Oceans University, China            
Session 2.2 M-AERI and radiometers on saildrones Prof Peter Minnett, UOS, UK Session 6.3 ISAR Denmark, Dr Guisella Gacitúa, DMI, Denmark
Session 2.3 SST skin temp, Dr Andy Jessup, university of Washington, USA Session 6.4 SISTeR, Dr Tim Nightingale, STFC,UK
Session 3.1 CEOS TIR rad comp, Yoshiro Yamada, NPL, UK Session 7
Session 3.2 Session 8
Session 3.3 ASTeRN, Dr Dave Smith, STFC,UK Session 9.1
Session 4.1 M-AERI Validation, Prof Peter Minnett Session 9.2 Comp radio and insitu, Dr Gary Corlett, Eumestat, Germany
Session 4.2 SST data for Carbon, Prof Jamie Shutler, UoE, UK Session 9.3 Validation ESA SST with MET SIRDS, Dr Owen Embury, UoR               
Session 5.1  
Session 5.2 TIRCALNet, Dr Steffen Dransfeld, ESA  

 

This year we also celebrated our 25 Year Anniversary of ISAR operations with a special meal in Southampton after the first day of the workshop.  Thank you to everyone who came it was a very special and fun evening.

 

The project would like to thank and acknowledge the substantial contribution of all the presenters and their funding agencies in support of this workshop.

Thank you for attending the 2024 ISFRN workshop, keep in touch @ships4sst

 

Previous workshops  

2019 Workshop        

2020 workshop               

2022 workshop

 

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