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Document - Product Document
Annex-E-ERS-1-ALT-WDR-Products-CCT-Format-Specifications.pdf
This product consists of the altimeter transcribed raw data with associated immediately available calibrations, corrections, geolocation and characterisation. This product is routinely generated on receipt of altimeter data at UK-PAF.
Document - Product Document
Annex-D-ERS-1-ALT-OPR-Product-CCT-Format.pdf
This product aims at providing the users with geophysically corrected altimeter measures over ocean, including all the engineering corrections and all the geophysical corrections due to the troposphere, the ionosphere and the electromagnetic bias. In addition, the surface altitude over the ellipsoid is calculated, correcting for the surface elevation due to tides and geoid.
Document - Product Document
ANNEX-A-ERS-1-ALT-RAW-Products-CCT-Format-Specification.pdf
Historical Document.This document deals with the product specification of the Altimeter Raw Data Product which provides the user with annotated, uncorrected altimeter measures, sensor parameters and sensor characteristics.
Document - Product Document
ANNEX-B-ERS-1-ALT-FDC-Products-CCT-Format-Specifications.pdf
This document deals with the product specification of the Altimeter Fast Delivery Copy. Valid for data processed up until July '95 when there was a switch from CEOS to CCSDS.
Document - General Reference
ERS-1-Mission-Announcement-of-Opportunity.pdf
The ERS-1 Announcement of Opportunity for basic scientific research studies and application-oriented projects issued in 1986 resulted in approximately 250 Proposals Principal Investigators (Pl's) being accepted within the ERS-1 Science and Application Plan.
Document - General Reference
ERS-1-Ground-Segment-Acronyms-Abbreviations-and-glossary-of-terminology.pdf
This document contains the acronyms, abbreviations and glossary of terminology for the ERS-1 project, mainly in the area of the Ground Segment.
Document - General Reference
ERS-1-A-keen-eye-on-the-Earth.pdf
This document presents a brief overview of the ERS mission and the main features of the satellite and its instruments.
Document - Product Readme Note
ERS-1-and-2-manoeuvres-history-since-launch.pdf
The objective of this technical note is to give all information related to manoeuvres performed on ERS satellites since their launch on 17 July 1991 for ERS-1 and 21 April 1995 for ERS-2 up to the end of 1995.
Document - Product Cal/Val Plan/Report
ERS2-MWR-survey-2001.pdf
Reports on activities performed in 2001 on the ERS2 / MWR survey.
Event - Workshop
Applications of the ERS Along Track Scanning Radiometer Workshop 1999
The workshop on ERS mission's Along Track Scanning Radiometer (ATSR) instrument gathered researchers and specialists working on different applications of the mission.
Event - Training
3rd Advanced Training Course on Land Remote Sensing 2011
This 2011 advanced ESA training course focused on land remote sensing theory and applications.
Event - Training
Advanced Training Course in Land Remote Sensing 2012
The 2012 advanced training course focused on land remote sensing theory and applications.
Document - User Guide
ERS-1 Altimeter Products User Manual
The Altimeter Products User Manual describes the ERS-1 products for user's reference.
Activity - Quality
SCIRoCCo
The SCIRoCCo project is an interdisciplinary cooperation of scatterometry experts aimed at promoting the continuing exploitation of ESA's unique 20 years' worth of ERS Scatterometer data.
Activity - Instrument characterisation and algorithm studies
QA4EO-ATLAS
A pulsed Tuneable Laser system for the characterisation of Spectrometers
Activity - Instrument characterisation and algorithm studies
QA4EO-RUT
The ‘RUT' tool project has the overall objective is to define a generic software implementable methodology for assessing the radiometric uncertainty per pixel of the TOA radiance/reflectance products.
Mission - Heritage Missions
ERS
The ERS programme was composed of two missions, ERS-1 and ERS-2, which together observed the Earth for 20 years, from 1991 to 2011.
