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  • Document - Proceedings

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    1st MSG RAO Workshop

    Proceedings of the workshop organised by ESA and EUMETSAT held in CNR of Bologna, Italy in May 2000.

  • Document - Proceedings

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    2004 Envisat and ERS Symposium

    The 2004 Envisat and ERS Symposium was held in Salzburg - Austria from 6 to 10 September 2004. The 2004 Envisat and ERS Symposium provided a forum for investigators to present results of ongoing research project activities and assess the development of applications and services.

  • Document - General Reference

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    2013 Dragon 3 Brochure

    The 2013 Dragon 3 cooperation brochure presents the activities undertaken since the formal start of programme in June 2012.

  • Document - Proceedings

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    2nd-MSG-RAO-Workshop.pdf

    Proceedings of the 2nd MSG RAO Workshop, held on 9-10 September 2004 in Salzburg, Austria

  • Document - Proceedings

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    3rd-MSG-RAO-Workshop.pdf

    Proceedings of the 3rd MSG RAO Workshop held on 5 June 2006 in Helsinki, Finland

  • Mission - Heritage Missions

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    ATSR Overview

    Applications KuroShio current captured by ERS The ATSR onboard the ERS missions had several applications spanning the disciplines

  • Document - Product Cal/Val Plan/Report

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    Calibration-of-the-GOME-instrument-for-ERS-2.pdf

    This document describes the calibration processes for the GOME (Global Ozone Monitoring Experiment) instrument aboard ERS-2.

  • Document - Proceedings

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    Dragon Programme Mid-Term Results

    Proceedings of the 2005 Dragon Symposium held on 27 June - 1 July 2005 in Santorini, Greece.

  • Document - General Reference

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    EarthCARE-Earth-Clouds-Aerosols-and-Radiation-Explorer.pdf

    This report describes the EarthCARE mission, one of the candidate Earth Explorers in the second cycle in 2001.

  • Event - Training

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    EO Summer School 1

    Keynote lectures on global change issues are also given to discuss the current state of the science of global change and

  • Event - Training

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    EO Summer School 2

    Keynote lectures on global change issues are also given to discuss the current state of the science of global change and

  • Event - Training

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    EO Summer School 3

    In line with observations it shows anti-cyclonically rotating surface currents and cyclonically rotating bottom currents.

  • Event - Training

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    EO Summer School 4

    Keynote lectures on global change issues are also given to discuss the current state of the science of global change and

  • Event - Training

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    EO Summer School 5

    Keynote lectures on global change issues are also given to discuss the current state of the science of global change and

  • Event - Training

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    EO Summer School 6

    Keynote lectures on global change issues are also given to discuss the current state of the science of global change and

  • Event - Training

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    EO Summer School 7

    Keynote lectures on global change issues are also given to discuss the current state of the science of global change and

  • Event - Training

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    EO Summer School 8

    Keynote lectures on global change issues are also given to discuss the current state of the science of global change and

  • Activity - General activities

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    EO Summer Schools

    Keynote lectures on global change issues are also given to discuss the current state of the science of global change and

  • Mission - Heritage Missions

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    ERS Overview

    global scale, the two ERS satellites expanded our understanding of the interaction between the oceans and atmosphere, ocean currents

  • Mission - Heritage Missions

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    ERS Radar Course 1

    Therefore, microwaves easily penetrate clouds, and images can be acquired independently of the current weather conditions