ESA requirements Activity Parameters Sentinel Missions Sample Clauses

ESA requirements Activity Parameters Sentinel Missions. Relevant In situ sensors Ocean validation sea level (sea surface height) S-3 Tide gauge, Moving vessel profiler (MVP), Gliders, CTD, Argo buoys, Drones ocean wave S-1, S-3 tide gauge, buoys sea surface gradients/current S-1, S-3 Moving vessel profiler (MVP), Gliders, CTD, ADCP, drifting buoys, HF radar, drones sea surface temperature S-3 SST radiometers, MVP, gliders, CTD Sea-Ice validation sea ice thickness S-3 boat and airborne campaigns (i.e mosaic), submarine data, drifting buoys sea ice free board S-3 boat and airborne campaigns (i.e mosaic), submarine data, drifting buoys snow depth (+temperature and salinity) S-3 boat and airborne campaigns (i.e mosaic), sea ice drift S-1, S-1, S-2 boat and airborne campaigns (i.e mosaic), Iceberg drift, size and thickness S-1, S-2, S-3 Land-Ice validation ice sheet spectral albedo, broad band albedo S-3 ice sheet snow grain size distribution S-3, S-2 Ice sheet surface temperature S-3 ice sheet surface elevation S-3 Campaigns ice sheet surface velocity S-1, S-2 Campaigns ice sheet/shelf calving front location S-1 Campaigns Permafrost active layer seasonal subsidence S-1 3. Overview of existing Arctic in situ data
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