We are in the process of planning our next ISFRN workshop for 2025 due to be online on Thursday 3 and Friday 4 April 2025.  If you would like to be involved please reach out to Sorrel Nelson.

What is the Workshops aim?

The Workshop aims to promote the achievements and developments within the radiometer community, and will showcase our expertise in validating satellite Sea Surface Temperature (SST) data using in-situ instruments.

We aim 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.

The ISFRN (International SST Fiducial Reference Measurement (FRM) Radiometer Network) brings together in-situ SST data providers with data that is of FRM standard and SI-traceable, and as such, can be reliably used for the calibration and validation of satellite data.