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Additional Activities

Additional existing activities which have been identified by the Consortium would benefit from collaboration with GlobWave (and vice-versa). Some activities are not wave related but there would be significant benefits resulting from collaboration on parallel techniques in another domain i.e. Cal/Val, sea surface temperature, observation network design.

Medspiration

Medspiration is a project funded by ESA to produce a robust and reliable set of SST data by combining the best outputs from several independent SST missions

GHRSST

The Group for High Resolution Sea Surface Temperature (GHRSST) is organised as a partnership between regional groups responsible for generating SST products, to a common GHRSST specification, within a limited geographical area.

GECA

The GECA project is an ESA initiative (in collaboration with CEOS) for the global calibration and validation community.

Coriolis

Coriolis a project hosted by Ifremer, a member of our consortium.

Magic Seaweed

Magic Seaweed is a website aimed at the global surfing community.

INSEA

The Data INtegration System for Eutrophication Assessment (INSEA) in coastal waters is a project aimed at the analysis of excessive plant growth in coastal regions, caused by water bodies receiving excessive nutrients (e.g. nitrogen, phosphorous) assessment of coastal related activities which combine models with satellite and in-situ measurements.

POW'WOW

The Prediction Of Waves, Wakes and Offshore Wind (POW'WOW) was an initiative funded by the European Commision to harmonise the approach to offshore wind and wave modelling and to help the wake research communities by establishing virtual laboratories (ViLabs), creating expert groups and setting up specialised workshops with a focus on key topics within the wake user community.

GOOS

The Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS) is the oceanographic component of the Global Earth Observing System of Systems (GEOSS).

ODON

The Optimal Design of Observational Networks (ODON) was an initiative to develop new techniques for sea surface temperature observing systems in the Baltic and North seas.

COASTALT

COASTALT is a project funded by ESA, with the main objective to move pulse-limited coastal Altimetry towards an operational status by defining and testing a new coastal radar Altimeter product so that ESA can routinely generate and distribute the Envisat coastal Altimetry product.