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Table of Contents General Symposium Information ...... ix Introduction ...... ix Registration ...... ix Information for Speakers ...... ix Information for Poster Sessions ...... x Poster Refreshment ...... x Sponsors ...... x Exhibitors ...... xii Tutorials ...... xiii School Laboratory ...... xiii Breaks ...... xiii Social Events ...... xiii Excursions ...... xiii Edinburgh Area Map ...... xiv Local Area Map ...... xv Programme Overview ...... xvi Symposium Floor Plans ...... xviii Oral Session Identifiers ...... xxi Poster Session Identifiers ...... xxi 9 September ...... 1 Opening Plenary Session [1‐9‐2] ...... 3 GOCE: highlights and overview [1‐1‐3] ...... 3 GOCE: novel applications [1‐1‐4] ...... 3 S. Laxon and K. Giles: a celebration of their scientific achievements and legacies [1‐2‐3] ...... 4 Altimetry: Calibration and Validation Results [1‐2‐4]...... 5 Ocean Colour 1 [1‐3‐3] ...... 5 Ocean Colour 2 [1‐3‐4] ...... 6 REDD 1 [1‐4‐3] ...... 6 REDD 2 [1‐4‐4] ...... 7 EnMap [1‐5‐3] ...... 8 International Cooperation [1‐5‐4] ...... 8 Hazards: General [1‐6‐3] ...... 9 Hazards: Tectonics 1 [1‐6‐4] ...... 9

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International Development 1 [1‐7‐3] ...... 10 International Development 2 [1‐7‐4] ...... 10 Stratosphere/Upper Atmosphere 1 [1‐8‐3] ...... 11 Stratosphere/Upper Atmosphere 2 [1‐8‐4] ...... 11 Copernicus Overview [1‐9‐3] ...... 12 Copernicus Core Services (Programmatic Overview) [1‐9‐4] ...... 13 10 September ...... 14 GOCE: Oceanography [2‐1‐1] ...... 16 GOCE: Geodesy [2‐1‐2] ...... 16 GOCE: Solid Earth (1) [2‐1‐3] ...... 17 GOCE: Solid Earth (2) [2‐1‐4] ...... 17 Altimetry: Ocean Waves and Wind [2‐2‐1] ...... 18 Jason CS [2‐2‐2] ...... 18 Altimetry: Coastal Zones 1 [2‐2‐3] ...... 19 Altimetry: Coastal Zones 2 [2‐2‐4] ...... 19 Data Visualization in space based Earth observation [2‐3‐1] ...... 20 Water Quality [2‐3‐2] ...... 20 Ocean Colour 3 [2‐3‐3] ...... 21 Ocean Colour 4 [2‐3‐4] ...... 21 Forestry and Biomass 1 [2‐4‐1] ...... 22 Forestry and Biomass 2 [2‐4‐2] ...... 23 ESA's Biomass Mission [2‐4‐3] ...... 23 SAR Methods 1 [2‐4‐4] ...... 24 Methods and Products OPT/IR [2‐5‐1] ...... 24 Land Surface Temperature and Fires [2‐5‐2] ...... 25 Climate optical 1 [2‐5‐3] ...... 25 Climate optical 2 [2‐5‐4] ...... 26 Hazards: Tectonics 2 [2‐6‐1] ...... 26 Hazards: Volcanoes 1 [2‐6‐2] ...... 27 Hazards: Volcanoes 2 [2‐6‐3] ...... 28 Hazards: Subsidence and Landslides 1 [2‐6‐4] ...... 28 CCI: Societal Benefit, Impact on Society [2‐7‐1] ...... 29 CCI: ECV Requirements [2‐7‐2] ...... 29 CCI: Architecture for Climate Monitoring [2‐7‐3] ...... 30

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CCI: Climate Services [2‐7‐4] ...... 31 The new Scientific Challenges for ESA’s Living Planet Programme ...... 31 Stratosphere/Upper Atmosphere 3 [2‐8‐1] ...... 31 Stratosphere/Upper Atmosphere 4 [2‐8‐2] ...... 32 Stratosphere/Upper Atmosphere 5 [2‐8‐3] ...... 33 Air Quality 1 [2‐8‐4] ...... 33 Overview GSCDA & Today’s Copernicus Contributing Missions [2‐9‐1] ...... 34 Today’s Copernicus Contributing Missions II [2‐9‐2] ...... 34 Today’s Copernicus Contributing Missions III and Copernicus Services I [2‐9‐3] ...... 35 Copernicus Services II [2‐9‐4] ...... 35 10 September Posters ...... 36 Tue‐P‐01 Data Visualization in space based Earth observation...... 36 Tue‐P‐02 EnMap ...... 36 Tue‐P‐03 ESA's Biomass Mission ...... 36 Tue‐P‐04 REDD, Forestry and Biomass ...... 36 Tue‐P‐05 Land Surface Temperature and Fires ...... 38 Tue‐P‐06 Climate OPT/IR ...... 40 Tue‐P‐07 Methods and Products OPT/IR ...... 41 Tue‐P‐08 Research and Applications with OPT/IR RS: Water ...... 43 Tue‐P‐09 Copernicus ...... 47 Tue‐P‐10 Jason‐CS ...... 48 Tue‐P‐11 Altimetry: Calibration and Validation Results & Sensor Performance ...... 48 Tue‐P‐12 Research and Applications with Altimetry: Coastal Zones and Winds ...... 49 Tue‐P‐13 Orbit Determination and Control ...... 50 Tue‐P‐14 Altimetry: Solid Earth and Geodesy ...... 50 Tue‐P‐15 GOCE ...... 50 Tue‐P‐16 Hazards: Tectonics and Volcanoes ...... 53 Tue‐P‐17 Stratosphere/Upper Atmosphere ...... 57 11 September ...... 64 GOCE: Time‐variable Gravity [3‐1‐1] ...... 66 CryoSat: the Ice Explorer 1 [3‐1‐2] ...... 66 CryoSat: the Ice Explorer 2 [3‐1‐3] ...... 67 CryoSat: beyond the Ice Mission [3‐1‐4] ...... 67 Altimetry: Glaciology [3‐2‐1] ...... 68

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Sea Level & Dynamic Topography [3‐2‐2] ...... 68 Currents & Ocean [3‐2‐3] ...... 69 Oil Spills [3‐2‐4] ...... 69 Land research (Optical) 1 [3‐3‐1] ...... 70 Land research (Optical) 2 [3‐3‐2] ...... 70 Land Research (Optical) 3 [3‐3‐3] ...... 71 ADM Aeolus [3‐3‐4] ...... 72 TIGER 1 [3‐4‐1] ...... 72 TIGER 2 [3‐4‐2] ...... 73 Dragon Ocean and Coastal Zones Applications [3‐4‐3] ...... 73 Dragon Atmospheric Applications [3‐4‐4] ...... 74 S2/S3 sensor and product characterisation 1 [3‐5‐1] ...... 74 S2/S3 sensor and product characterisation 2 [3‐5‐2] ...... 75 S1 Methods [3‐5‐3] ...... 75 SAR Methods 2 [3‐5‐4] ...... 76 Hazards: Subsidence and Landslides 2 [3‐6‐1] ...... 76 Hazards: Floods and Runoff [3‐6‐2] ...... 77 Snow 1 [3‐6‐3] ...... 77 Snow 2 [3‐6‐4] ...... 78 CCI: FCDRs and ECV generation [3‐7‐1] ...... 79 CCI: Maturity Index, data assessment [3‐7‐2] ...... 79 CCI: ECV Application and Assessment in Models [3‐7‐3] ...... 80 CCI: Data Assimilation, Validation and Consistency [3‐7‐4] ...... 81 The new Scientific Challenges for ESA’s Living Planet Programme (cont.) ...... 81 Air Quality 2 [3‐8‐1] ...... 81 Greenhouse Gasses 1 [3‐8‐2] ...... 82 Greenhouse Gasses 2 [3‐8‐3] ...... 82 Volcanic Emissions 1 [3‐8‐4] ...... 83 SENTINEL‐1 Mission [3‐9‐1] ...... 83 SENTINEL‐1 Potential Application Domains [3‐9‐2]...... 84 SENTINEL‐2 Mission [3‐9‐3] ...... 85 SENTINEL‐2 Potential Applications and Services [3‐9‐4] ...... 85 11 September Posters ...... 86 Wed‐P‐01 Research and Applications with SAR: Oil spills and Currents ...... 86

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Wed‐P‐02 Sea Level and Dynamic Topography ...... 87 Wed‐P‐03 Altimetry: Glaciology ...... 88 Wed‐P‐04 CryoSat ...... 88 Wed‐P‐05 S2/S3 sensor and product characterisation ...... 90 Wed‐P‐06 Research and Applications with Optical RS: Land ...... 90 Wed‐P‐07 Snow ...... 99 Wed‐P‐08 Hazards: Preparedness, Emergency and Floods ...... 100 Wed‐P‐09 Hazards: Subsidence and Landslides ...... 101 Wed‐P‐10 SAR Methods...... 106 Wed‐P‐11 Sentinel 1 Mission ...... 106 Wed‐P‐12 Air Quality ...... 107 Wed‐P‐13 Greenhouse Gasses ...... 108 12 September ...... 112 Operational Services and its potential for GMES/Copernicus [4‐1‐1] ...... 114 Swarm: Geomagnetism and the Near‐Earth Environment [4‐1‐2] ...... 114 SMOS Overview [4‐1‐3]...... 115 SMOS over Land [4‐1‐4] ...... 116 Ocean Features [4‐2‐1] ...... 116 Vessels [4‐2‐2] ...... 117 Altimetry: Inland Waters 1 [4‐2‐3] ...... 117 Altimetry: Inland Waters 2 [4‐2‐4] ...... 118 EarthCARE [4‐3‐1] ...... 118 EE7 Mission Candidate Supporting Studies (CoReH2O and PREMIER) [4‐3‐2] ...... 119 Airborne RS in support to EO Missions [4‐3‐3] ...... 119 EE 8 Candidates [4‐3‐4] ...... 120 COSMO‐SkyMed [4‐4‐1] ...... 120 TERRASAR‐X [4‐4‐2] ...... 121 Satellite Radar Polarimetry and its Applications [4‐4‐3] ...... 121 C‐Band SAR Imagery for Sciences and Operational Application Research [4‐4‐4] ...... 122 Land Cover SAR [4‐5‐1] ...... 122 Applications SAR [4‐5‐2] ...... 123 InSAR 1 [4‐5‐3] ...... 123 InSAR 2 [4‐5‐4] ...... 124 Sea ice 1 [4‐6‐1] ...... 124

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Sea ice 2 [4‐6‐2] ...... 125 Sea ice 3 [4‐6‐3] ...... 125 Proba‐V, the new Earthwatch mission [4‐6‐4] ...... 126 Soil Moisture 1 [4‐7‐1] ...... 126 Soil Moisture 2 [4‐7‐2] ...... 126 SST 1 [4‐7‐3] ...... 127 SST 2 [4‐7‐4] ...... 127 Volcanic Emissions 2 [4‐8‐1] ...... 128 Clouds/Aerosols 1 [4‐8‐2] ...... 128 New Instruments for Oceanography [4‐8‐3] ...... 129 Clouds/Aerosols 2 [4‐8‐4] ...... 129 SENTINEL‐3 Mission [4‐9‐1] ...... 130 SENTINEL‐3 Potential Applications and Services [4‐9‐2] ...... 130 GMES SENTINELS‐4, 5 & 5‐P: Meeting the Needs of the GMES Atmospheric Services (GAS) [4‐9‐3] ..... 131 Sentinels for Science [4‐9‐4] ...... 131 12 September Posters ...... 133 Thu‐P‐01 Archives, Data processing and transformation, Tools and Software ...... 133 Thu‐P‐02 Altimetry: New Algorithms ...... 135 Thu‐P‐03 Marine Geoid ...... 135 Thu‐P‐04 Altimetry: Inland Waters ...... 135 Thu‐P‐05 Sentinel‐3 Mission ...... 136 Thu‐P‐06 Operational Services and its potential for GMES/Copernicus ...... 137 Thu‐P‐07 SST ...... 137 Thu‐P‐08 Research and Applications with Microwaves: Wind, Waves and Ocean Features ..... 137 Thu‐P‐09 SMOS ...... 140 Thu‐P‐10 Soil Moisture ...... 143 Thu‐P‐11 Research and Applications with Microwaves: Land ...... 144 Thu‐P‐12 InSAR ...... 147 Thu‐P‐13 Cryospheric and Polar Processes ...... 149 Thu‐P‐14 Ice Sheets and Glaciers ...... 149 Thu‐P‐15 Sea ice ...... 150 Thu‐P‐16 New Mission Concepts ...... 151 Thu‐P‐17 EE7 Mission Candidate Supporting Studies (CoReH2O and PREMIER)...... 151 Thu‐P‐18 EE 8 Candidates ...... 152

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Thu‐P‐19 ADM Aeolus ...... 152 Thu‐P‐20 EarthCARE ...... 152 Thu‐P‐21 Clouds and Aerosols ...... 153 Thu‐P‐22 Atmosphere (Optical/IR) ...... 154 Thu‐P‐23 Volcanic Emissions ...... 154 Thu‐P‐24 Data Assimilation ...... 155 Thu‐P‐25 Future Atmosphere Missions ...... 155 Thu‐P‐26 Swarm ...... 156 13 September ...... 158 SMOS over Ocean [5‐1‐1] ...... 160 SMOS Novel Applications [5‐1‐2] ...... 160 Ice Sheets and Glaciers [5‐2‐1] ...... 161 Cryospheric and Polar Processes [5‐2‐2] ...... 162 New Mission Concepts I [5‐3‐1] ...... 162 New Mission Concepts II [5‐3‐2] ...... 163 Research Support and Technology [5‐4‐1] ...... 164 Big Data Handling [5‐4‐2] ...... 164 Wind Processes [5‐5‐1] ...... 165 Waves [5‐5‐2] ...... 165 Sea‐ice Services 1 [5‐6‐1] ...... 166 Sea‐ice Services 2 [5‐6‐2] ...... 166 Atmosphere (Optical) [5‐7‐1] ...... 167 Altimetry: New Algorithms and Geoid [5‐7‐2] ...... 167 Data Assimilation [5‐8‐1] ...... 168 Future Missions (Atmosphere) [5‐8‐2] ...... 168 SENTINEL‐1 Ready for Launch [5‐9‐1] ...... 169 Copernicus for Everyone [5‐9‐2] ...... 169 Committees ...... 170 Organising Committee ...... 170 Programme Committee ...... 171 Scientific Committee ...... 172

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General Symposium Information Introduction This booklet contains organisation and programme information for the ESA Living Planet Symposium, held at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre in Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom, from 9 to 13 September 2013. The event comprises 100 thematic scientific sessions and 44 invited sessions. On Monday, 9 September 2013, tutorials dedicated to Satellite Radars to Monitor Land Surfaces and to Explore the Subsurfaces, Earth observation in the optical/infrared spectral domain for Land science and applications, Oceanography from Space, Atmosphere and Observing Earth's Ice from Space will be held. Registration The Registration Desk for the Symposium is located in the lobby and will be opened according to the following schedule: Sunday 8 September 17:00 to 19:00 Monday 9 September 07:00 to 18:00 Tuesday 10 September 07:30 to 18:00 Wednesday 11 September 07:30 to 19:00 Thursday 12 September 07:30 to 19:00 Friday 13 September 08:00 to 10:00 Information for Speakers An author preparation area equipped with computers with the same configuration of the session rooms is available for the authors to check their presentations (see map from page xviii). Hours of operation are as follows: Monday 9 September 08:00 to 18:00 Tuesday 10 September 08:00 to 19:00 Wednesday 11 September 08:00 to 19:00 Thursday 12 September 08:00 to 19:00 Friday 13 September 08:00 to 10:00 Presenters are advised to check in this area well in advance of their presentation if formulas/animations are shown correctly. Presenters should be in their session room 20 minutes before the session begins to meet with the session chairs, who should be near the stage/lectern. Presentations must be uploaded to the computer in the session room before the session begins. The computer will contain a folder with the session name. Presentations should be in MS PowerPoint or Acrobat pdf. Presenters are allowed 20 minutes for presentations, including questions. Chairs will give a 2‐minute warning to wrap‐up. Each session room is equipped with one computer/video projector, a microphone, a lectern, and a pointing device. The software installed on the computer includes:  Windows 7  MS Office 2010 Professional (Power Point, Word)  Adobe Acrobat Reader X  Internet Explorer 8  Windows Media Player 12

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The media player is only available with standard codecs. Use of standard True Type fonts is suggested for PowerPoint presentations. In the case that a ppt contains a video or animation, please ensure that both files (Power Point and video ‐ MPG AVI) are in the same folder. As a baseline, presentations from personal laptops are not allowed, to ensure a smooth programme running and to minimise the transition time between presentations. The possibility to present from PCs other than the session room PC is not foreseen. Information for Poster Sessions For each poster abstract, one poster board in portrait format is reserved with a clear dimension of 80 cm (width) x 180 cm (height). All the material necessary for sticking the poster to the board is available at the Registration Desk. Posters will be on display on Floor ‐2, where coffee breaks are also organised.. Authors can also prepare a presentation containing 2‐3 slides which, in the case of a no show from presenters in the oral sessions, can be presented upon invitation of the chairs during the oral sessions. Authors are requested to mount and remove their posters on the day of their poster session at the following times. Start mounting posters Remove posters Tuesday 10 September 08:00 19:00 Wednesday 11 September 08:00 19:00 Thursday 12 September 08:00 19:00 Posters not removed by 19:00 will be disposed of. Authors are invited to be on stand‐by close to their posters during the breaks. A dedicated poster session is scheduled every day (Tuesday to Thursday) from 17:00 to 19:00. Poster Refreshment During the poster sessions from Tuesday to Thursday, refreshments will be served. Sponsors Sponsors of the Poster Session/Exhibitors drink on Tuesday at 17:00 in the poster area (Level ‐2):

Astrium Astrium is the number one company in Europe for space technologies and the third in the world. In 2012, Astrium had a turnover close to €5 billion and 18,000 employees worldwide, mainly in France, Germany, the United Kingdom, Spain and the Netherlands. Astrium is the sole European company that covers the whole range of civil and defence space systems and services. CGI CGI (formerly Logica) is a global IT and business process services provider with 70,000 professionals in 40 countries. In Earth observation we specialise in complex, mission‐critical ground systems for data processing, and in innovative downstream applications turning the data into valuable, usable information. European Space Imaging (EUSI) Operating their own ground station, European Space Imaging (EUSI) is the leading supplier of Very High‐Resolution (VHR) satellite imagery to European users. Working closely with government and industry, EUSI provide optimised VHR imagery solutions to meet the project requirements of their diverse customer base. They are members of the WorldView Global Alliance.

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GMV Aerospace and Defence S.A.U. GMV is a trusted partner of leading satellite operators, satellite manufacturers and Space Agencies worldwide. Since 1984, we provide engineering, software development and systems integration in the areas of mission analysis, GNC, satellite control, flight dynamics, data processing, mission planning, navigation, on board software and applications. Involved in more than 300 satellite missions and having a GMV’s portfolio of flight proven products for satellite operations, today in more than 150 satellites. GSi Global Surface Intelligence has developed a high performance software environment built on super computers which enables big data analytics for the space sector. This powerful platform will allow GSi and its partners to develop and bring to market revolutionary new data services. GSi’s first data service is GSi‐Biomass which measures timber density directly. It provides above ground biomass carbon stock and sequestration data with full global coverage dating back to 2001. The regression derived data is available online and it has been verified against 10 million ground survey points and comes with an error analysis for accuracy assessment. Jena‐Optronik : GlobWetland II Toolbox – a JOP Land Cover Toolbox release The JOP Land Cover Toolbox contains functions for segmentation, classification & change mapping. It is available as standalone and ArcGIS integration. The GlobWetland II release was used to produce more than 3000 wetland maps & indicators around the Mediterranean. MDA MDA delivers advanced geospatial information solutions derived from the RADARSAT satellite, commercial optical satellites, and aerial systems. Our experience in delivering solutions for complex and demanding operational support has made MDA the primary source used by the Civil Government, Defence and Security, Energy, and Aviation sectors. MetaSensing MetaSensing B.V is a high‐tech company located in Netherlands, operating in the radar and SAR field. It is one of the unique companies in the world which offer airborne and ground‐based radar sensors and services for mapping, monitoring and surveillance, both for commercial and scientific applications. The products are based on the combination of innovative radar technology developed in more than a decade of advanced research and Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) techniques. NCEO The National Centre for Earth Observation is a Natural Environment Research Council centre and a partnership of UK academic scientists. We use data from satellites to monitor global and regional changes in the environment to learn more about the Earth’s system and improve predictions of future environmental conditions. RapidEye RapidEye is a leading provider of quality high‐resolution satellite imagery. With a constellation of five satellites, RapidEye images up to five million km2 every day, and adds approximately one billion km2 of imagery to its archive yearly. Exploring RapidEye's archive is easy with EyeFind at eyefind.rapideye.com. Serco Serco is today among the Space News Top 50 Space Industry Manufacturing and Services Companies. However it is since the inception of a coordinated European space organisation that our employees continue to provide their technical, scientific and management skills to the full range of European cornerstone space missions.

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Telespazio Vega UK Telespazio (Finmeccanica/Thales) is one of the major global suppliers of geospatial application solutions and services. Through its subsidiary e‐GEOS (ASI/Telespazio), GAF, and Telespazio VEGA UK, it is active in all areas of the Earth Observation, from satellite data acquisition and processing to the development and distribution of software and products. The Edinburgh Centre for Integrated Forest Science The ECIFS will provide the scientific understanding to better manage global forest resources and their ecosystem services. ECIFS researchers bring expertise in forest ecosystem monitoring, from field to globe, and link understanding of processes and biodiversity to remotely sensed observations and models. Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Defra is the UK government department responsible for policy and regulations on environmental, food and rural issues. Priorities are to grow the rural economy, improve the environment and safeguard animal and plant health. Defra is a ministerial department, supported by 39 agencies and public bodies. MetOffice Weather and climate change forecasts for the UK and worldwide. World leading weather services for the public, business, and government. Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) NERC is the UK's largest funder of environmental science, investing £330m a year. Our scientists study and monitor the whole planet from pole to pole; from the deep Earth and oceans to the edge of space. We address and respond to critical issues such as environmental hazards, resource security and environmental change.

Exhibitors Starting from Monday at 12:30 a daily exhibition from Industry and Research centers will be held up to Thursday evening in the Lennox suite, Level ‐2. The list below provides the list of stands, on page xx is provided the layout of the exhibition area (last update: July 17, 2013). Stand Company Stand Company 1 EOX IT Services GmbH 12 Ecometrica 2 MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates Ltd 13 Global Surface Intelligence Ltd 3 Array Canada 14 Exelis ‐ Visual Information Solutions 4 European Space Imaging 15 The University of Reading NCEO 5 Jena‐Optronik 16 CGI 6 Brockmann 17 Telespazio Vega UK LTD 7 Astrium 18 SERCO 8 RapidEye 19 Taitus 9 Polar View Earth Observation Ltd 20 MetaSensing 10 The University of Edinburgh 21 GMV Aerospace and Defence S.A.U. 11 The University of Edinburgh Spectroscopy

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Tutorials Tutorials will be taught on Monday 9 September from 8:00 to 9:30, prior to the start of the conference. People not registered to the Tutorials and interested to attend may inquire at the Registration Desk in case there are places left. The following table displays venue and lecturer. Tutorial Lecturer Room Satellite Radars to Monitor Land Surfaces and to Explore the F. Rocca Tinto Subsurfaces Earth observation in the optical/infrared spectral domain for Land J. Moreno Moorfoot science and applications Oceanography from Space P. Cipollini Kilsyth Observing Earth's Ice from Space A. Shepherd Carrick Atmosphere J. Burrows Ochil School Laboratory ESA, the UK Space Agency and DLR are offering local 16‐18 year old high school students the chance to take part in the 2013 Symposium. At the dedicated Schools Lab, students will learn about the science and technology behind Earth Observation. The half day sessions will give hands on experience of lab experiments and 3D demonstrations. During tours of the exhibition area students will get a chance to talk to exhibitors and get a taste of a major science conference. Breaks On Monday afternoon, sessions will break from 15:40 to 16:10, from Tuesday to Friday morning the sessions will break from 9:40 to 10:10, from 11:50 to 13:10 and from 14:50 to 15:20. Coffee will be served during the morning and the afternoon break in the poster and exhibition areas. Social Events Monday 9 September: Welcome event from 18:00 to 20:00, in the Lennox Suite, Edinburgh International Conference Centre. Tuesday: Exhibitor drink at 17:00 in the Lennox Suite Tuesday to Thursday: Poster session refreshments starting at 17:00 in the Lennox suite. Wednesday 10 September: cocktail in the National Museum of Scotland (Chambers Street) from 20:00 to 22:00. Excursions The Symposium Secretariat does not organise tours; information and booking of excursions can be arranged by the Edinburgh Tourism Office (http://www.edinburgh.org/).

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Edinburgh Area Map

1: EICC Centre (Daily Conference, Exhibition and Welcome event on Monday 9 September at 18:00): 150 Morrison Street 2: National Museum of Scotland (Cocktail on Wednesday 11 September at 20:00): Chambers Street

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Local Area Map

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Programme Overview

MONDAY Tinto Moorfoot Kilsyth Carrick Harris Ochil Pentland Fintry Sidlaw 08:00 08:00 Land SAR Land OPT/IR Oceanography Cryosphere Atmosphere tutorial Tutorial Tutorial Tutorial Tutorial

09:30 Coffee Break 09:30 Opening Session (Pentland) 10:30 10:30 12:30 12:30 13:30 Press Briefing 13:30 Tinto Moorfoot Kilsyth Carrick Harris Ochil Pentland Fintry Sidlaw 14:00 14:00 14:20 S. Laxon and K. Stratosphere/ 14:20 GOCE: highlights Copernicus International 14:40 Giles Ocean Colour 1REDD 1EnMapHazards: General Upper 14:40 and overview Overview Development 1 15:00 Celebration Atmosphere 1 15:00 15:20 15:20 15:40 Coffee Break 15:40 16:10 16:10 16:30 Stratosphere/ 16:30 GOCE: novel Altimetry: International Copernicus Core International 16:50 Ocean Colour 2REDD 2 Tectonics 1 Upper 16:50 applications Cal/Val Results Relations Services Development 2 17:10 Atmosphere 2 17:10 17:30 17:30 18:00 Social event 18:00 20:30 20:30

TUESDAY Tinto Moorfoot Kilsyth Carrick Harris Ochil Pentland Fintry Sidlaw 08:00 08:00 08:20 Altimetry: GSCDA & Stratosphere/ CCI: Societal 08:20 GOCE: Data Forestry and Methods and 08:40 Ocean Waves Tectonics 2 Copernicus Upper Benefit, Impact 08:40 Oceanography Visualization Biomass 1 Products OPT/IR 09:00 and Wind Contr. Missions Atmosphere 3 on Society 09:00 09:20 09:20 09:40 Coffee Break 09:40 10:10 Today’s 10:10 10:30 Land Surface Stratosphere/ 10:30 Forestry and Copernicus CCI: ECV 10:50 GOCE: Geodesy Jason CS Water Quality Temperature Volcanoes 1 Upper 10:50 Biomass 2 Contr. Missions Requirements 11:10 and Fires Atmosphere 4 11:10 II 11:30 11:30 11:50 11:50 13:10 13:10 13:30 Stratosphere/ CCI: Architecture 13:30 GOCE: Solid Altimetry: ESA's Biomass Copernicus 13:50 Ocean Colour 3 Climate optical 1Volcanoes 2 Upper for Climate 13:50 Earth (1) Coastal Zones 1 Mission Services I 14:10 Atmosphere 5 Monitoring 14:10 14:30 14:30 14:50 Coffee Break 14:50 15:20 15:20 15:40 GOCE: Solid Altimetry: Subsidence & Copernicus CCI: Climate 15:40 16:00 Ocean Colour 4SAR Methods 1Climate optical 2 Air Quality 1 16:00 Earth (2) Coastal Zones 2 Landslides 1 Services II Services 16:20 16:20 16:40 16:40 17:00 Poster Session Break 17:00 17:30 17:30 Posters: Data Visualization in Space‐based Earth Observation ‐ EnMap ‐ ESA's Biomass Mission ‐ REDD, Forestry and Biomass ‐ Land Surface Temperature ESA’s New LP and Fires ‐ Climate OPT/IR ‐ Methods and Products OPT/IR ‐ Research and Applications with OPT/IR RS: Water ‐ Copernicus ‐ Jason‐CS ‐ Altimetry: Programme Calibration and Validation Results & Sensor Performance ‐ Research and Applications with Altimetry: Coastal Zones and Winds ‐ Orbit Determination and Scientific Control ‐ Altimetry: Solid Earth and Geodesy ‐ GOCE ‐ Hazards: Tectonics and Volcanoes ‐ Stratosphere/Upper Atmosphere Challenges 19:00 19:00

Note: the time of session end shown in this overview is indicative only. Please refer to the detailed programme (from page 3 onwards) for the exact timing.

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WEDNESDAY Tinto Moorfoot Kilsyth Carrick Harris Ochil Pentland Fintry Sidlaw 08:00 S2/S3 sensor & 08:00 08:20 GOCE: Time‐ Altimetry: Land research product Subsidence & CCI: FCDRs and 08:20 08:40 TIGER 1 S‐1 Mission Air Quality 2 08:40 variable Gravity Glaciology (optical) 1 characterisation Landslides 2 ECV generation 09:00 09:00 1 09:20 09:20 09:40 Coffee Break 09:40 10:10 S2/S3 sensor & 10:10 10:30 Sea Level & S‐1 Potential CCI: Maturity 10:30 CryoSat: the Ice Land research product Floods and Greenhouse 10:50 Dynamic TIGER 2 Application Index, data 10:50 Explorer 1 (optical) 2 characterisation Runoff Gasses 1 11:10 Topography Domains assessment 11:10 2 11:30 11:30 11:50 11:50 13:10 Dragon Ocean CCI: ECV 13:10 13:30 CryoSat: the Ice Currents & Land Research and Coastal Greenhouse Application and 13:30 13:50 S1 Methods Snow 1S‐2 Mission 13:50 Explorer 2 Ocean (Optical) 3 Zones Gasses 2 Assessment in 14:10 14:10 Applications Models 14:30 14:30 14:50 Coffee Break 14:50 15:20 CCI: Data 15:20 15:40 Dragon S‐2 Potential 15:40 CryoSat: beyond Volcanic Assimilation, 16:00 Oil Spills ADM Aeolus Atmospheric SAR Methods 2Snow 2 Applications 16:00 the Ice Mission Emissions 1 Validation and 16:20 Applications and Services 16:20 Consistency 16:40 16:40 17:00 Poster Session Break 17:00 17:30 ESA’s New LP 17:30 Posters: Research and Applications with Microwaves: Oil spills and Currents ‐ Sea Level and Dynamic Topography ‐ Altimetry: Glaciology ‐ CryoSat ‐ S2/S3 Programme sensor and product characterisation ‐ Research and Applications with Optical RS: Land ‐ Snow ‐ Hazards: Preparedness, Emergency and Floods ‐ Hazards: Scientific Subsidence and Landslides ‐ SAR Methods ‐ Sentinel 1 Mission ‐ Air Quality ‐ Greenhouse Gasses Challenges 19:00 19:00 20:00 Social event 20:00 22:00 22:00

THURSDAY Tinto Moorfoot Kilsyth Carrick Harris Ochil Pentland Fintry Sidlaw 08:00 Operational 08:00 08:20 Services & its 08:20 Volcanic 08:40 potential for Ocean Features EarthCARE COSMO‐SkyMed Land Cover SAR Sea ice 1S‐3 Mission Soil Moisture 1 08:40 Emissions 2 09:00 GMES/ 09:00 09:20 Copernicus 09:20 09:40 Coffee Break 09:40 10:10 10:10 10:30 S‐3 Potential 10:30 CoReH2O and Applications Clouds/ Aerosols 10:50 Swarm Vessels TERRASAR‐X Sea ice 2 Applications Soil Moisture 2 10:50 PREMIER SAR 1 11:10 and Services 11:10 11:30 11:30 11:50 11:50 13:10 13:10 Airborne RS in New 13:30 Altimetry: Satellite Radar 13:30 13:50 SMOS Overview support to EO InSAR 1Sea ice 3S‐4; S‐5P Instruments for SST 1 13:50 Inland Waters 1 Polarimetry 14:10 Missions Oceanography 14:10 14:30 14:30 14:50 Coffee Break 14:50 15:20 15:20 15:40 Proba‐V, the 15:40 Altimetry: Sentinels for Clouds/ Aerosols 16:00 SMOS over Land EE 8 Candidates SOAR‐EU InSAR 2 new Earthwatch SST 2 16:00 Inland Waters 2 Science 2 16:20 mission 16:20 16:40 16:40 17:00 Poster Session Break 17:00 Posters: Archives, Data processing and transformation, Tools and Software ‐ Altimetry: New Algorithms ‐ Marine Geoid ‐ Altimetry: Inland Waters ‐ Sentinel‐3 Mission ‐ Operational Services and its potential for GMES/Copernicus ‐ SST ‐ Research and Applications with Microwaves: Wind, Waves and Ocean Features ‐ SMOS ‐ Soil Moisture ‐ 17:30 17:30 Research and Applications with Microwaves: Land ‐ InSAR ‐ Cryospheric and Polar Processes ‐ Ice Sheets and Glaciers ‐ Sea ice ‐ New Mission Concepts ‐ EE7 Mission Candidate Supporting Studies (CoReH2O and PREMIER) ‐ EE 8 Candidates ‐ ADM Aeolus ‐ EarthCARE ‐ Clouds and Aerosols ‐ Atmosphere (Optical/IR) ‐ Volcanic Emissions ‐ 19:00 Data Assimilation ‐ Future Atmosphere Missions ‐ Swarm 19:00

FRIDAY Tinto Moorfoot Kilsyth Carrick Harris Ochil Pentland Fintry Sidlaw 08:00 08:00 08:20 Research 08:20 SMOS over Ice Sheets and New Mission Sea‐ice Services S‐1 Ready for Data Atmosphere 08:40 Support and Wind Processes 08:40 Ocean Glaciers Concepts I 1 Launch Assimilation (Optical) 09:00 Technology 09:00 09:20 09:20 09:40 Coffee Break 09:40 10:10 10:10 10:30 SMOS Novel Cryospheric and New Mission Big Data Sea‐ice Services Copernicus for Future Missions New Algorithms 10:30 10:50 Waves 10:50 Applications Polar Processes Concepts II Handling 2 Everyone (Atmosphere) and Geoid 11:10 11:10 11:30 11:30 11:50 11:50 12:15 Closing Session (Pentland) 12:15 12:30 12:30

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Symposium Floor Plans

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Oral Session Identifiers Example 2 7 3 Meaning Day Room Time Block

Poster Session Identifiers Example 2 P 140 Meaning Day Room Poster Panel ID

Day 1 Monday, September 9 2 Tuesday, September 10 3 Wednesday, September 11 4 Thursday, September 12 5 Friday, September 13

Room 1 Tinto (Ground Level) 2 Moorfoot (Ground Level) 3 Kilsyth (Ground Level) 4 Carrick (First Floor) 5 Harris (First Floor) 6 Ochil (First Floor) 7 Sidlaw (Third Floor) 8 Fintry (Third Floor) 9 Pentland (Third Floor) P Lennox suite (Floor ‐2)

Time Block (Tuesday to Friday) 1 First Morning Session 08:00‐09:40 2 Second Morning Session 10:10‐11:50 3 First Afternoon Session 13:10‐14:50 4 Second Afternoon Session 15:20‐17:00

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Opening Plenary Session [1-9-2] 9 September 2013, Pentland Suite (Level 3) 10:30‐12:00 Moderator: David Parker Chief Executive, UK Space Agency 10:30 Minister David Willetts Minister of State for Universities and Science, UK 10:50 Jean‐Jacques Dordain Director General, ESA 11:10 Volker Liebig Director of Earth Observation Programmes, ESA 11:30 Philippe Brunet Director at DG Enterprise and Industry, Directorate of Aerospace, Maritime, Security and Defence Industries, European Commission 11:45 Alain O’Neill Chairman of ESAC

12:30 Press Conference

GOCE: highlights and overview [1-1-3] 9 September 2013, Tinto (Level 0) 14:00‐15:40 Chairs: R. Floberghagen / R. Haagmans 14:00 GOCE and Science Applications R. Rummel (1) W. Yi (1) A. Albertella (1) 1: IAPG / Techn Univ Munich, DE 14:20 The Status of the GOCE Mission M. Fehringer (1) R. Floberghagen (2) 1: ESA, NL 2: ESA, IT 14:40 The 4th Release of GOCE Gravity Field Models ‐ Overview and Performance Analysis T. Gruber (1) R. Rummel (1) 1: Technical University Munich, DE 15:00 Combination of GOCE and GRACE Data for a New Mean Earth Gravity Field Model S. Bettadpur (1) J. Ries (1) T. Richter (2) S. Poole (1) U. Ko (1) F. Wang (1) B. Tapley (1) 1: UTCSR, US 2: Unversity of Texas at Austin, US 15:20 Air Density and Wind Retrieval using GOCE Data E. Doornbos (1) S. Bruinsma (2) B. Fritsche (3) P. Visser (1) J. Van Den IJssel (1) J. Teixeira Encarnação (1) M. Kern (4) 1: TU Delft, NL 2: CNES, FR 3: HTG, DE 4: ESA/ESTEC, NL

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 50 GOCE: novel applications [1-1-4] 9 September 2013, Tinto (Level 0) 16:10‐18:10 Chairs: R. Floberghagen / D. Fernandez 16:10 Unification of Height Reference System Realizations in Europe A. Ruelke (1) G. Liebsch (1) M. Sacher (1) J. Ihde (1) P. Woodworth (2) C. Hughes (2) 1: Federal Agency for Cartography and Geodesy, DE 2: National Oceanography Centre, GB

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16:30 Height System Unification with GOCE – Overview and Selected Results T. Gruber (1) R. Rummel (1) M. Sideris (2) E. Rangelova (2) P. Woodworth (3) C. Hughes (3) J. Ihde (4) G. Liebsch (4) U. Schäfer (4) A. Rülke (4) C. Gerlach (5) R. Haagmans (6) 1: Technical University Munich, DE 2: University of Calgary, CA 3: National Oceanography Centre Liverpool, GB 4: Bundesamt für Kartographie und Geodäsie, Frankfurt/Main, DE 1 5: Kommission für Erdmessung und Glaziologie, Bayerische Akademie der Wissenschaften, DE 1 6: European Space Agency, NL 16:50 Analysis of High‐resolution GOCE Densities S. Bruinsma (1) E. Doornbos (2) B. Bowman (3) 1: CNES, FR 2: TU Delft, NL 3: Air Force Space Command, US 17:10 Post‐seismic Infrasounds and Tsunamis Observed by GOCE R. Garcia (1) S. Bruinsma (2) P. Lognonné (3) E. Doornbos (4) 1: IRAP OMP Université de Toulouse Paul Sabatier, FR 2: CNES, Dept. of Terrestrial and Planetary Geodesy, FR 3: Univ. Paris Diderot, Sorbonne Paris Cité, Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris, FR 4: Faculty of Aerospace Engineering, TU Delft, NL 17:30 Tidal Signals in GOCE Measurements and TIME‐GCM K. Haeusler (1) M. Hagan (1) G. Lu (1) J. Forbes (2) 1: NCAR/HAO, US 2: University of Colorado, US 17:50 Coupling Between the Lower Atmosphere and Thermosphere as Revealed in GOCE and Swarm Accelerometer Measurements J. Forbes (1) X. Zhang (1) E. Doornbos (2) S. Bruinsma (3) 1: University of Colorado, US 2: Delft University of Technology, NL 3: Centre National d’Etudes Spatiales (CNES), FR

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 50 S. Laxon and K. Giles: a celebration of their scientific achievements and legacies [1-2-3] 9 September 2013, Moorfoot (Level 0) 14:00‐15:40 Chairs: A. Shepherd, R. Cullen 14:00 An Introduction to Polar Altimetry D. Wingham (1) 1: Natural Environment Research Council, GB 14:20 Gravity and Topography of the Polar Oceans from Satellite Altimetry: Geoscience results from ERS‐1 to CryoSat D. McAdoo (1) S. Farrell (1) A. Ridout (2) K. Giles (2) H. Zwally (3) 1: University of Maryland, ESSIC, US 2: University College London, CPOM, GB 3: NASA, Goddard, US 14:40 European Radar Altimeter Calibration and Validation Activities: Lessons Learned M. Roca (1) S. Laxon (2) 1: isardSAT, PL 2: CPOM, UCL, GB 15:00 Development of Satellite Sensing of Sea‐Ice Thickness: A Major Contribution to Understanding Climate Change H. Zwally (1) 1: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, US 15:20 Sea Ice Thickness and Dynamic Topography of the Arctic Ocean from Satellite Altimetry S. Farrell (1) D. McAdoo (2) A. Ridout (3) S. Thomas (4) D. Wingham (1) H. Jay Zwally (5) 1: University of Maryland, US 2: University of Maryland, ESSIC , US 3: CPOM, UCL , GB 4: Centre for Polar Observation & Modelling, GB 5: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center , US

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Altimetry: Calibration and Validation Results [1-2-4] 9 September 2013, Moorfoot (Level 0) 16:10‐18:10 Chairs: R. Scharroo / N. Picot 16:10 A Permanent Infrastructure in Crete for the Calibration of Sentinel‐3, Cryosat‐2, and Jason Missions with a Transponder S. Mertikas (1) A. Tripolitsiotis (2) C. Mavrocordatos (3) N. Picot (4) P. Femenias (5) A. Daskalakis (2) 1: Technical University of Crete, GR 2: Space Geomatica Ltd., GR 3: ESA/ESTEC, NL 4: CNES, FR 5: ESA/ESRIN, IT 16:30 Envisat Ocean Altimetry Performance Assessment. End of Life and Overview of a Successful Mission A. Ollivier (1) M. Guibbaud (1) Y. Faugere (1) N. Picot (2) P. Femenias (3) 1: CLS, FR 2: CNES, FR 3: ESA, FR 16:50 Analyses of Altimetry Errors Using in‐situ Measurements: Tide Gauges and Argo Profiles M. Ablain (1) G. Valladeau (1) J. Legeaos (1) P. Prandi (1) N. Picot (2) P. Femenias (3) J. Benveniste (3) 1: CLS, FR 2: CNES, FR 3: ESA/Esrin, IT 17:10 Data Quality Assessment of the SARAL/AltiKa Ka‐band Mission N. Picot (1) A. Guillot (1) P. Sengenes (1) J. Noubel (1) N. Steunou (1) G. Valladeau (2) S. Philipps (2) M. Ablain (2) 1: CNES, FR 2: CLS, FR 17:30 Cross‐calibration of HY‐2A with Jason‐2 and CryoSat‐2 C. Martin‐Puig (1) B. Martinez‐Val (1) J. Yang (2) 1: isardSAT, ES 2: First Institute of Oceanography,SOA, CN 17:50 Investigating Short Wavelength Correlated Errors on Low Resolution Mode Altimetry S. Labroue (1) J. Poisson (1) P. Thibaut (1) G. Dibarboure (1) Y. Lasne (1) F. Boy (2) N. Picot (2) 1: CLS, FR 2: CNES, FR

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 48 Ocean Colour 1 [1-3-3] 9 September 2013, Kilsyth (Level 0) 14:00‐15:40 Chairs: F. Steinmetz / O. Fanton d'Anton 14:00 Validation of MERIS Products at Sagres, SW Portugal Between 2008‐2012 J. Icely (1) S. Cristina (1) P. Goela (1) G. Moore (2) S. Danchenko (1) A. Newton (3) 1: Sagremarisco Lda/ CIMA, U. of Algarve, PT 2: Bio‐Optika, GB 3: CIMA, U. of Algarve / CEE‐NILU, Norway, PT 14:20 Variability of Bio‐Optical Parameters in the SE Baltic Sea Coastal Waters D. Vaiciute (1) M. Bresciani (2) E. Matta (2) F. Braga (3) M. Bucas (1) 1: Coastal Research and Planning Institute, Klaipeda Univesity, LT 2: Optical Remote Sensing Group, CNR‐IREA, IT 3: Institute of Marine Science, CNR‐ ISMAR, IT 14:40 Inter‐comparison and Validation of Ocean Colour Chlorophyll Products off the Western Iberian Peninsula Coast V. Brotas (1) C. Sá (1) D. D'Alimonte (2) T. Kajiyama (3) J. Da Silva (4) 1: University of Lisbon, Centre of Oceanography, PT 2: New University of Lisbon, FCT, Centria, PT 3: New University of Lisbon, FCT, CITI, PT 4: University of Porto, FCUP, CIIMAR, PT 15:00 Angular Effects of Ocean Colour Remote Sensing at High Latitudes D. Müller (1) M. Hieronymi (1) H. Krasemann (1) C. Brockmann (2) N. Fomferra (2) R. Doerffer (2) 1: Helmholtz Zentrum Geesthacht, DE 2: Brockmann Consult, DE

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15:20 A Benchmark Dataset for Validation of MERIS and MODIS Water Products Using Autonomous Buoy Data. Q. Vanhellemont (1) N. Greenwood (2) K. Ruddick (1) 1: RBINS‐MUMM, BE 2: CEFAS, GB

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 43 Ocean Colour 2 [1-3-4] 9 September 2013, Kilsyth (Level 0) 16:10‐17:50 Chairs: R. Doerffer / TBD 16:10 The Need for a Global Ocean Chlorophyll Fluorescence Product from MERIS J. Gower (1) S. King (2) E. Young (3) 1: Institute of Ocean Sciences, CA 2: Sea This Consulting, CA 3: University of Victoria, CA 16:30 Modelling the Reflectance Spectrum of Different Phytoplankton Size Classes B. Brewin (1) S. Sathyendranath (1) 1: Plymouth Marine Laboratory / NCEO, GB 16:50 Time series analysis within Ocean Colour Climate Change Initiative project A. Belo do Couto (1) M. Grant (2) S. Groom (2) F. Melin (3) H. Krasemann (4) D. Muller (4) H. von Storch (4) A. Valente (1) V. Brotas (1) 1: University of Lisbon, Centre of Oceanography, PT 2: PML, GB 3: JRC, FR 4: HZG, DE 17:10 Derivation of high resolution TSM data by merging geostationary and polar‐orbiting satellite data in the North Sea. A. Alvera‐Azcárate (1) A. Barth (1) Q. Vanhellemont (2) R. Kevin (2) B. Jean‐Marie (1) 1: University of Liège, BE 2: Management Unit of the North Sea Mathematical Models (MUMM), Royal Belgian Institute for Natural Sciences (RBINS), BE 17:30 Sensor‐Independent Water Reflectance Inversion Algorithms for BEAM D. Odermatt (1) C. Brockmann (1) N. Fomferra (1) L. Kritten (2) R. Preusker (2) J. Von Bismarck (2) R. Doerffer (1) M. Zuehlke (1) A. Ruescas (1) K. Stelzer (1) J. Fischer (2) 1: Brockmann Consult, DE 2: Institut für Weltraumwissenschaften, Freie Universität Berlin, DE

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 43 REDD 1 [1-4-3] 9 September 2013, Carrick (Level 1) 14:00‐15:40 Chairs: T. Häme / P.‐E. Skrovseth 14:00 Earth Observation and REDD+: Requirements and Progress in Supporting Developing Countries M. Herold (1) F. Seifert (2) 1: Wageningen University/GOFC‐GOLD, NL 2: ESA, IT 14:20 Estimating Tropical Deforestation and Related Carbon Emissions Over 1990‐2010 from Medium Resolution Optical Imagery F. Achard (1) R. Beuchle (1) M. Philippe (1) S. Hans‐Jürgen (1) D. Baudouin (1) L. Andreas (1) M. Jukka (1) R. Rastislav (1) 1: Joint Research Centre of the European Commission, IT 14:40 ReCover: A Concept for Tropical Forest Assessment for REDD T. Häme (1) L. Sirro (1) E. Cabrera (2) J. Haarpaintner (3) F. Enssle (4) J. Hämäläinen (5) B. de Jong (6) F. Paz Pellat (7) D. Pedrazzani (8) J. Reiche (9) 1: VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, FI 2: IDEAM, CO 3: Norut, NO 4: ALU‐Freiburg, DE 5: Arbonaut Oy, FI 6: ECOSUR, MX 7: COLPOS, MX 8: GMV, ES 1 9: WU, NL

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15:00 REDD Fast Logging Assessment & Monitoring Environment (REDD‐FLAME): Early Detection of Deforestation using SAR T. Pearson (1) R. Verhoeven (2) D. Hoekman (3) J. Franke (4) E. van Valkengoed (5) V. van Roosmalen (6) J. Sunderland‐Groves (7) A. Sitoe (8) 1: RSAC Ltd, GB 2: SarVision B.V., NL 3: Wageningen University, NL 4: Remote Sensing Solutions GmbH, DE 5: TerraSphere Imaging & GIS B.V., NL 6: Equipe de Conservacao da Amazonia, BR 7: Borneo Orang‐utan Survival Foundation, ID 8: Universidade Eduardo Mondlane, MZ 15:20 Satellite Monitoring of Forest Degradation (Activity Data) and Estimation of Related Carbon Emissions J. Franke (1) J. Jubanski (1) U. Ballhorn (1) S. Englhart (1) F. Siegert (2) 1: RSS ‐ Remote Sensing Solutions GmbH, DE 2: RSS ‐ Remote Sensing Solutions GmbH GeoBio Center, Ludwig‐Maximilians‐University Munich , DE

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 36 REDD 2 [1-4-4] 9 September 2013, Carrick (Level 1) 16:10‐18:10 Chairs: F. Achard / F.‐M. Seifert 16:10 REDD at National & Project Scales: Dedicated Geo‐Spatial Solutions to Meet User Needs D. Rigal (1) P. Houdry (1) s. Kuntz (2) I. Lampin (1) 1: ASTRIUM GEO Information Services, FR 2: ASTRIUM GEO Information Services, DE 16:30 Comparison of Forest cover and net change area estimates for selected case studies in the Congo Basin region C. Sannier (1) L. Fichet (1) G. Ramminger (2) H. Ott (2) 1: SIRS, FR 2: GAF, DE 16:50 Detecting Forest Degradation in the Congo Basin by Optical Remote Sensing M. Rahm (1) L. Cayet (2) V. Anton (3) B. Mertens (4) 1: Eurosense, BE 2: Walphot, BE 3: ITC, NL 4: IRD, FR 17:10 Detecting Tropical Deforestation and Forest Degradation at High Temporal Resolution in Support of REDD+ MRV B. DeVries (1) J. Verbesselt (1) L. Kooistra (1) M. Herold (1) 1: Laboratory of Geo‐ Information Science and Remote Sensing, Wageningen University, NL 17:30 Mintegration of C‐band SAR and Multi‐Spectral Data for Mapping Tropical Forest Areas in Southeast Asia B. Waske (1) D. Pflugmacher (2) A. Widayati (3) A. Budiman (4) P. Hostert (2) 1: University Bonn, DE 2: Humboldt University Berlin, DE 3: World Agroforestry Centre, ID 4: WWF Indonesia, ID 17:50 Changes on the Living Planet: the Sentinels and Society M. Herold (1) J. Verbesselt (2) 1: Wageningen University/GOFC‐GOLD, NL 2: Wageningen University, NL

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EnMap [1-5-3] 9 September 2013, Harris (Level 1) 14:00‐15:40 Chairs: M. Rast / TBD 14:00 EnMAP ‐ Germanys Hyperspectral Earth Observation Mission C. Straif (1) G. Rossner (1) J. Grosser (1) C. Chlebek (1) H. Kaufmann (2) S. Foeckersperger (3) B. Sang (3) T. Storch (1) 1: DLR German Aerospace Center, DE 2: GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, DE 3: Kayser‐Threde GmbH, DE 14:20 Automated Detection of Spatial Distortions of Hyperspectral Push‐broom Sensors ‐ Application to the EnMAP Mission C. Rogass (1) M. Brell (1) K. Segl (1) T. Kuester (1) H. Kaufmann (1) 1: Helmholtz Centre Potsdam GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, DE 14:40 On the Potential of the Future ENMAP Mission for the Multiseasonal Retrieval of Biophysical Land Surface Parameters M. Locherer (1) T. Hank (1) W. Mauser (1) 1: Department of Geography, Ludwig‐ Maximilians‐Universität Munich, DE 15:00 Hyperspectral Satellite Data for Modelling Spatial Beta Diversity Patterns of Birds along an Environmental Gradient P. Leitão (1) S. Suess (1) M. Schwieder (1) E. Milton (2) S. van der Linden (1) P. Hostert (1) 1: Geography Department, Humboldt‐Universität zu Berlin, DE 2: Geography and Environment, University of Southampton, GB 15:20 Regional Forest Monitoring Strategies Building on Multi‐Sensor Integration Concepts J. Hill (1) H. Buddenbaum (1) P. Pueschel (1) J. Stoffels (1) T. Sachtleber (1) O. Stern (1) S. Nink (1) S. Mader (1) A. Mandelkow (1) 1: University of Trier, Environmental Remote Sensing and Geoinformatics, DE

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 36 International Cooperation [1-5-4] 9 September 2013, Harris (Level 1) 16:10‐17:50 Chair: S. Cheli 16:10 A Global Architecture for Climate M. Dowell (1) 1: CEOS Climate Group Chair, JRC, 16:30 The Global Forest Observations Initiative Mette Loyche Wilkie, Chair of GFOI Advisory Committee, FAO 16:50 Activities of the Chinese Center for Earth Observation and Digital Earth G. Huadong (1) 1: RADI Institute of Remote Sensing and Digital Earth, CAS, CN 17:10 Current Status on the US Decadal Plan in Earth Observation S. Volz (1) 1: Flight Programs, Earth Science Division Science Mission Directorate, NASA, US 17:30 Remote Sensing Activities ‘African Perspective’ S. Malinga (1) 1: SANSA,

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Hazards: General [1-6-3] 9 September 2013, Ochil (Level 1) 14:00‐15:40 Chairs: P. Bally / C. Jordan 14:00 Terrafirma: a Decade of Precise Terrain Motion Mapping to Support Geohazard Risk Management in Europe G. Cooksley (1) A. Arnaud (1) M. Banwell (1) 1: Altamira Information, ES 14:20 PanGeo: A Free Geohazard Information Service for Europe R. Capes (1) 1: Fugro NPA Ltd, GB 14:40 An Advanced European System for Landslides and Subsidence Ground Deformation Analysis:The FP7‐DORIS Downstream Service M. Manunta (1) M. Bonano (1) F. Calò (1) C. Ojha (1) F. Ardizzone (2) F. Guzzetti (2) A. Mondini (2) R. Paola (2) S. Bianchini (3) N. Casagli (3) A. Ciampalini (3) C. Del Ventisette (3) S. Moretti (3) I. Garcia (4) G. Herrera (4) R. Mateos (4) B. Füsi (5) M. Graniczny (6) Z. Kowalski (6) M. Surala (6) H. Raetzo (7) A. Piatkowska (6) T. Strozzi (8) D. Colombo (9) O. Mora (10) F. Sanchez (10) 1: IREA‐CNR, IT 2: IRPI‐CNR, IT 3: Università di Firenze, IT 1 4: IGME, ES 1 5: MFGI, HU 1 6: PGI, PL 2 7: FOEN, CH 2 8: Gamma Remote Sensing, CH 2 9: TRE, IT 2 10: Altamira Information, ES 15:00 Toward Rapid Response to Natural Disasters with Damage Proxy Map from Radar Interferometric Coherence S. Yun (1) E. Fielding (1) M. Simons (2) F. Webb (1) P. Agram (1) A. Tanaka (3) A. Coletta (4) S. Elhami (5) D. Ferguson (6) T. Farr (1) J. Helly (7) S. Owen (1) H. Hua (1) P. Rosen (1) 1: NASA ‐ JPL, US 2: Caltech, US 3: Geological Survey of Japan, JP 4: ASI, IT 5: GISCorps, US 6: US Department of Energy, US 1 7: UC San Diego, US 15:20 Towards a Global Strain Map from InSAR and GPS T. Wright (1) R. Walters (1) D. Bekaert (1) M. Garthwaite (2) E. Hussain (1) H. Wang (3) 1: University of Leeds, GB 2: Geoscience Australia, AU 3: Guangdong University of Technology, CN

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 53 Hazards: Tectonics 1 [1-6-4] 9 September 2013, Ochil (Level 1) 16:10‐17:50 Chairs: T. Wright / D. Sandwell 16:10 Strain Accumulation in the Southern Andes (25‐35S) Observed by ERS and Envisat SAR Interferometry M. Doin (1) G. Ducret (2) R. Grandin (3) M. Métois (2) A. Socquet (4) C. Vigny (2) 1: Université Joseph Fourier, Grenoble, FR 2: ENS, Laboratoire de Géologie, Paris, FR 3: IPGP, Paris, FR 4: ISTerre, Univ. Joseph Fourier, Grenoble, FR 16:30 Large‐Scale Crustal Velocity Field for Eastern Turkey Determined by InSAR R. Walters (1) B. Parsons (2) T. Wright (1) 1: University of Leeds, GB 2: University of Oxford, GB 16:50 Ground Deformation Monitoring and Characterizing by Means of PSI, SBAS and DInSAR. Western Rift of Corinth, Greece P. Elias (1) P. Briole (2) 1: National Observatory of Athens, GR 2: Ecole Normale Superieure, FR 17:10 Pamir Meets Tien Shan: The Complex Faulting During the 2008 Nura Earthquake (Kyrgyzstan) Revealed by SAR Data Analysis H. Sudhaus (1) K. Teshebaeva (1) H. Echtler (1) B. Schurr (1) 1: Helmholtz Centre Potsdam GFZ, DE 9 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

17:30 COSMO‐SkyMed X‐band SAR imagery for detecting surface liquefaction induced by the 2012 Emilia Region (Italy) earthquakes C. Bignami (1) M. Chini (2) M. Albano (3) E. Falcucci (1) S. Gori (1) G. Modoni (3) M. Moro (1) N. Pierdicca (4) L. Pulvirenti (4) M. Saroli (3) S. Stramondo (1) 1: Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, IT 2: Centre de Recherche Public ‐ Gabriel Lippmann, LU 3: University of Cassino and Southern Lazio, IT 4: Sapienza University of Rome, IT

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 53 International Development 1 [1-7-3] 9 September 2013, Sidlaw (Level 3) 14:00‐15:40 Chairs: S. Coulson / G. Sawyer 14:00 EO in support of International Development: Future perspectives form ESA and International Development Banks S. Coulson (1) T. Bigo (2) 1: ESA/ESRIN, IT 2: World Bank, US 14:20 UN‐IFAD perspectives on EO information M. Abukari (1) 1: UN‐IFAD, IT 14:40 EIB perspectives on EO information E. Mayerhofer (1) 1: EIB, 15:00 Land motion information services in support of International Development Bank projects A. Arnaud (1) 1: Altamira, ES 15:20 Urban Mapping Information Services in Support of Internatonal Development Bank Projects T. Soukup (1) 1: GISAT, CZ International Development 2 [1-7-4] 9 September 2013, Sidlaw (Level 3) 16:10‐17:50 Chairs: G. Sawyer / S. Coulson 16:10 EO‐based Land Information Services in Support of International Development Bank Projects R. Fockelmann (1) C. Sandow (1) C. Königbauer (1) 1: GAF, DE 16:30 Building Exposure Maps of Urban Infrastructure and Crop Fields in the Mekong River Basin E. Haas (1) J. Weichselbaum (1) J. Militzer (1) 1: GeoVille, AT 16:50 A new Earth Observation based Geographic Ecosystem Monitoring and Assessment Service E. Haas (1) C. Hoffmann (1) C. Eyre (2) M. Ledwith (3) J. Hedley (4) K. Barker (4) D. Lyon (5) M. Woods (5) J. Finisdore (5) 1: GeoVille, AT 2: Eyre Consulting, GB 3: Metria, SE 4: ARGANS, GB 5: Irbaris, GB 17:10 EIB Water Management ‐ Satellite Images for the Monitoring of Ground Water Abstraction in Jordan K. Weise (1) B. Wolf (1) M. Schwarz (1) U. Wegmueller (2) T. van Gilst (3) S. Coulson (4) O. Grabak (4) Z. Bartalis (4) 1: JOP, DE 2: Gamma‐RS, CH 3: EIB, LU 4: ESA, IT 17:30 Expanding International opportunities for European EO services G. Sawyer (1) 1: EARSC, BE

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Stratosphere/Upper Atmosphere 1 [1-8-3] 9 September 2013, Fintry (Level 3) 14:00‐15:40 Chairs: J. Burrows / M. Van Roozendael 14:00 Ten Years of GOMOS/ENVISAT Results for the Study of Stratospheric and Mesospheric Climatology and Processes A. Hauchecorne (1) J. Bertaux (1) F. Dalaudier (1) P. Keckhut (1) J. Tamminen (2) C. Bellisario (3) E. Kyrölä (2) V. Sofieva (2) K. Pérot (4) D. Fussen (5) F. Vanhellemont (5) C. Tetard (5) L. Blanot (6) G. Barrot (6) O. Fanton d'Andon (6) A. Dehn (7) L. Saavedra de Miguel (8) B. Funatsu (9) 1: LATMOS, CNRS, UVSQ, FR 2: FMI, FI 3: ONERA, FR 4: Chalmers, SE 1 5: BIRA/IASB, BE 1 6: ACRI‐ST, FR 1 7: ESA, IT 1 8: SERCO, IT 1 9: LMD, Ecole Polytechnique, FR 14:20 The upper troposphere to lower mesosphere: a ten years data record from MIPAS/Envisat nominal mode observations G. Stiller (1), T. von Clarmann (1), E. Eckert (1), B. Funke (2), M. Garcia‐Comas (2), N. Glatthor (1), U. Grabowski (1), F. Haenel (1), M. Hoepfner(1), S. Kellmann (1), M. Kiefer (1), A. Laeng (1), A. Leyser (1), A. Linden (1), M. Lopez‐Puertas (2), S. Lossow (1), J. Plieninger (1), T. Schieferdecker (1), A. Wiegele (1) 1:KIT, DE 2; IAA, CSIC, ES 14:40 A Decade of Stratospheric Water Vapor Profiles from SCIAMACHY Occultation Measurements K. Bramstedt (1) S. Noël (1) F. Azam (1) R. Alexei (1) H. Bovensmann (1) J. Burrows (1) 1: IUP, University of Bremen, DE 15:00 Atmospheric Mission ODIN ‐ Twelve Successful Years in Orbit Serving Atmospheric and Climate Science K. Dannenberg (1) U. Frisk (2) S. Lundin (3) D. Murtagh (4) S. Silverlind (5) F. von Schéele (2) 1: Swedish National Space Board, SE 2: Omnisys Instruments, SE 3: OHB Sweden, SE 4: Chalmers, SE 5: SSC, SE 15:20 Results and Mission Overview from (almost) Ten Years in Orbit: The Atmospheric Chemistry Experiment (ACE) K. Walker (1) C. Boone (2) P. Bernath (3) C. McElroy (4) 1: University of Toronto, Department of Physics, CA 2: University of Waterloo, Department of Chemistry, CA 3: Old Dominion University, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, US 4: York University, Department of Earth and Space Science and Engineering, CA

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 57 Stratosphere/Upper Atmosphere 2 [1-8-4] 9 September 2013, Fintry (Level 3) 16:10‐18:10 Chairs: M. Van Roozendael / J. Burrows 16:10 Changes in Vertical Distribution of Ozone as Seen by SAGE‐II, GOMOS and OSIRIS J. Tamminen (1) E. Kyröllä (1) V. Sofieva (1) M. Laine (1) C. Adams (2) D. Degenstein (2) J. Zawodny (3) 1: Finnish Meteorological Institute, FI 2: University of Saskachewan, CA 3: NASA Langely, US 16:30 An improved European Multi‐Sensor Total Ozone Climate Data Record as Part of the ESA Climate Change Initiative C. Lerot (1) M. Van Roozendael (1) R. Spurr (2) D. Loyola (3) M. Coldewey‐Egbers (3) M. Koukouli (4) D. Balis (4) J. Lambert (1) J. Granville (1) F. Goutail (5) J. Pommereau (5) C. Zehner (6) 1: BIRA‐IASB, BE 2: RT Solutions, Inc., US 3: DLR/IMF, DE 4: AUTH, GR 1 5: LATMOS, FR 1 6: ESA, IT

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16:50 Tropical Lower Stratospheric Trends in Ozone as Observed by Odin‐OSIRIS and SAGE II D. Degenstein (1) C. Sioris (1) C. McLinden (2) C. Adams (1) A. Bourassa (1) 1: University Of Saskatchewan, CA 2: Environment Canada, CA 17:10 Merging Ozone Profiles from ESA Envisat and Third Party Missions Limb Measurements V. Sofieva (1) J. Tamminen (1) E. Kyrölä (1) N. Kalakoski (1) M. Laine (1) N. Rahpoe (2) M. Weber (2) A. Laeng (3) T. von Clarmann (3) G. Stiller (3) A. Hauchecorne (4) D. Degenstein (5) C. Adams (5) N. Lloyd (5) P. Bernath (6) R. Hargreaves (6) J. Urban (7) D. Murtagh (7) M. Van Roosendael (8) C. Zehner (9) 1: Finnish Meteorological Institute, FI 2: Institute of Environmental Physics, University of Bremen, DE 3: Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, DE 1 4: LATMOS, FR 1 5: University of Saskatchewan, CA 1 6: University of York, GB 1 7: Chalmers University, SE 1 8: BISA, BE 2 9: ESA/ESRIN, IT 17:30 Global Observations of Stratospheric Heavy Ozone Isotopologue Enrichment with the Odin Sub‐Millimetre Radiometer J. Urban (1) Y. Kasai (2) D. Murtagh (1) 1: Chalmers University of Technology, Göteborg, SE 2: National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Koganei, Tokyo, JP 17:50 Envisat Ozone Limb/occulation Ozone Profile Comparisons to Other Concurrent Long‐ term Satellite Data N. Rahpoe (1) A. Rozanov (1) M. Weber (1) K. Weigel (1) E. Kyrölä (2) V. Soviefa (2) A. Laeng (3) G. Stiller (3) T. von Clarmann (3) J. Urban (4) T. Bathgate (5) D. Degenstein (5) K. Walker (6) J. Tamminen (2) 1: IUP, DE 2: FMI, FI 3: IMK, DE 1 4: Chalmers, SE 1 5: Saskatchewan, CA 1 6: Univ Toronto, CA

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 57 Copernicus Overview [1-9-3] 9 September 2013, Pentland (Level 3) 14:00‐15:40 Chairs: J. Aschbacher / R. Schulte‐Braucks 14:00 GMES/COPERNICUS AN EU PROGRAMME R. Schulte‐Braucks (1) 1: EC, BE 14:20 GMES/COPERNICUS Space Component Entering the Operational Phase J. Aschbacher (1) M. Milagro‐Pérez (1) 1: ESA, IT 14:40 GMES/COPERNICUS SPACE COMPONENT OPERATIONS CONCEPT G.Kohlhammer(1) 1:ESA, IT 15:00 COPERNICUS: the Benefits for Democracy, the Economy and Our Conscience P. Hulsroy (1) 1: ESPI, AT 15:20 HOW COPERNICUS CAN HELP TO SAVE OUR IMPERILLED PLANET: ROUND TABLE F. Eyres

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Copernicus Core Services (Programmatic Overview) [1-9-4] 9 September 2013, Pentland (Level 3) 16:10‐18:10 Chair: M.Facchini 16:10 Copernicus Land Monitoring Services: Status and Evolution in View of Underpinning Community Policies H. Duformont (1) E. Bartholome (2) 1: European Environment Agency, DK 2: Joint Research Centre, Ispra, IT 16:30 The Copernicus Marine Service, Demonstrated in the Myocean2 Project P. Bahurel (1) M. Bell (2) J. Johannessen (3) P. Le Traon (4) N. Pinardi (5) A. Podaire (1) J. She (6) J. Dorandeu (1) J. Dorandeu (1) 1: Mercator Ocean, FR 2: Met Office, GB 3: Nansen Environment Research and Scientific Centre, NO 4: IFREMER, FR 5: National Institute for Geophysics and Vulcanology, IT 6: Danish Met Institute, DK 16:50 MACC‐II: delivering the prototype Copernicus Service for Atmosphere V. Peuch (1) 1: ecmwf, 17:10 Copernicus Emergency Management Services ‐ Mapping G. Lemoine (1) 1: European Commission, Joint Research Centre, 17:30 Copernicus Security applications R. Meneses (1) A. Ciccolella (2) 1: EC, BE 2: ESA, IT 17:50 The Copernicus Climate Change Service (Copernicus CC Service) B. Pinty (1) 1: EC, BE

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GOCE: Oceanography [2-1-1] 10 September 2013, Tinto (Level 0) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: P. Knudsen / W. Smith / M. Drinkwater 08:00 Improved understanding of Intense Current Dynamics from combined use of Envisat ASAR and GOCE data. J. Johannessen (1) B. Chapron (2) F. Collard (3) R. Raj (1) J. Tournadre (2) 1: NERSC, NO 2: Ifremer, FR 3: OceanDataLab, FR 08:20 New Global Mean Dynamic Topography from a GOCE Geoid Model, Altimeter Measurements and Oceanographic In‐Situ Data M. Rio (1) S. Mulet (1) N. Picot (2) A. Pascual (3) M. Menna (4) P. Poulain (4) 1: CLS, FR 2: CNES, FR 3: IMEDEA, ES 4: OGS, IT 08:40 Validation of the GOCE Time‐Wise Gravity Field Models Via the Estimation of the Ocean's Mean Dynamic Topography J. Brockmann (1) S. Becker (1) W. Schuh (1) 1: Institute of Geodesy and Geoinformation, University of Bonn, DE 09:00 The DTU12MDT Global Mean Dynamic Topography and Ocean Circulation Model P. Knudsen (1) O. Andersen (1) 1: DTU Space, DK 09:20 Error Characteristics of a Mean Dynamic Topography from Altimetry and GOCE Using full Covariance Information A. Horvath (1) T. Fecher (1) R. Pail (1) 1: Technical University Munich, DE

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 50 GOCE: Geodesy [2-1-2] 10 September 2013, Tinto (Level 0) 10:10‐12:10 Chairs: P. Visser / R. Floberghagen 10:10 GOCE Gravity Gradient Performance: Evolution during Mission Lifetime C. Siemes (1) M. Fehringer (1) R. Floberghagen (2) B. Frommknecht (2) R. Haagmans (1) 1: ESA, NL 2: ESA, IT 10:30 Performance and Status of the GOCE Time‐Wise Gravity Field Models J. Brockmann (1) E. Höck (2) I. Krasbutter (1) T. Mayer‐Gürr (3) R. Pail (4) W. Schuh (1) N. Zehentner (3) 1: Institute of Geodesy and Geoinformatio, Theoretical Geodesy, University of Bonn, DE 2: Space Research Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences, AT 3: Institute of Theoretical Geodesy and Satellite Geodesy , TU Graz, AT 4: IAPG, TU München, DE 10:50 A Global Gravity Field Model to Degree/order 720 Combining GOCE and Complimentary Terrestrial and Satellite Data T. Fecher (1) R. Pail (1) T. Gruber (1) 1: Institute of Astronomical and Physical Geodesy, TU München, DE 11:10 The Latest Space‐Wise Grids of GOCE Gravity Gradients at Satellite Altitude A. Gatti (1) F. Migliaccio (1) M. Reguzzoni (1) F. Sansò (1) 1: DICA, Politecnico di Milano, IT 11:30 First Analysis of GOCE Data after Lowering the Orbit S. Bruinsma (1) C. Förste (2) O. Abrikosov (2) J. Marty (1) 1: CNES, FR 2: GFZ, DE 11:50 GOCE Accelerometer Measurements Revisited J. Bergé (1) B. Christophe (1) B. Foulon (1) 1: ONERA, The French Aerospace Lab, FR

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GOCE: Solid Earth (1) [2-1-3] 10 September 2013, Tinto (Level 0) 13:10‐14:50 Chairs: M. Diament / R. Floberghagen 13:10 A Grip on Geology with GOCE C. Braitenberg (1) 1: University of Trieste, IT 13:30 GOCE+ GeoExplore: Use of GOCE Gravity Gradients for Geophysical Research J. Ebbing (1) J. Bouman (2) R. Abdul Fattah (3) M. Fuchs (2) S. Gradmann (4) R. Haagmans (5) V. Lieb (6) S. Meekes (3) M. Schmidt (2) 1: Geological Survey of Norway, NO 2: DGFI, DE 3: TNO, NL 4: Geological Survey of Norway, OM 5: ESA‐ESTEC, NL 6: DGFI, NL 13:50 Towards a Better Understanding of the Earth's Interior and Geophysical Exploration Research P. Novak (1) J. Seber (1) M. Valko (1) M. Sprlak (1) O. Baur (2) D. Tsoulis (3) Z. Martinec (4) S. Nico (5) W. van der Wal (6) B. Vermeersen (6) R. Haagmans (7) 1: New Technologies for Information Society, Faculty of Applied Sciences, University of West Bohemia, CZ 2: Austrian Academy of Sciences, Space Research Institute, AT 3: Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Department of Geodesy and Surveying, GR 4: Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, Geophysics Section, IE 5: University of Stuttgart, Institute of Geodesy, DE 6: Technical University Delft, Astrodynamics and Space Missions, NL 1 7: ESA, NL 14:10 Interpreting the GOCE Gravitational Gradients over the Congo Basin Z. Martinec (1) B. Vermeersen (2) W. van der Wal (2) P. Novak (3) J. Sebera (3) O. Baur (4) D. Tsoulis (5) N. Sneeuw (6) R. Haagmans (7) 1: Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, IE 2: echnical University Delft, Astrodynamics and Space Missions, NL 3: New Technologies for Information Society, Faculty of Applied Sciences, University of West Bohemia, CZ 4: Austrian Academy of Sciences, Space Research Institute, AT 5: Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Department of Geodesy and Surveying, GR 6: University of Stuttgart, Institute of Geodesy, DE 7: European Space Agency, NL 14:30 Promises and Pitfalls of GOCE Gravity Gradient Products for Geophysical Research J. Bouman (1) M. Fuchs (1) V. Lieb (1) R. Abdul Fattah (2) R. Haagmans (3) S. Meekes (2) M. Schmidt (1) 1: DGFI, DE 2: TNO, NL 3: ESA‐ESTEC, NL

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 50 GOCE: Solid Earth (2) [2-1-4] 10 September 2013, Tinto (Level 0) 15:20‐17:00 Chairs: R. Haagmans / R. Floberghagen 15:20 Lithospheric Flexure in the Sichuan Basin and Longmen Shan at the Eastern Edge of Tibet Estimated from Combined Gravity E. Fielding (1) D. McKenzie (2) 1: Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA, US 2: Bullard Laboratories of the Department of Earth Sciences, University of Cambridge, GB 15:40 Impact of GOCE on Lithospheric Modelling in Active Plate Margins M. Hosse (1) R. Pail (1) M. Horwath (1) T. Romanyuk (2) B. Gutknecht (3) N. Köther (3) 1: TU Muenchen, Institute of Astronomical and Physical Geodesy, DE 2: TU München, Institute of Astronomical and Physical Geodesy, DE 3: Christian‐Albrechts‐Universitaet Kiel, Institute of Geosciences, Department of Geophysics, DE

17 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

16:00 Least Squares Collocation with GOCE Gravity Gradients and its Application to Moho‐ estimation in Central Europe D. Rieser (1) T. Mayer‐Guerr (2) 1: Institute of Theoretical Geodesy and Satellite Geodesy, TU Graz, AT 2: Institute of Theoretical Geodesy and Satellite Geodesy, Graz University of Technology, AT 16:20 The GEMMA Crustal Model: Validation and Data Distribution M. Negretti (1) M. Reguzzoni (2) D. Sampietro (3) 1: Politecnico di Milano, Polo Territoriale di Como, IT 2: DICA, Politecnico di Milano, IT 3: GReD s.r.l., IT 16:40 Reducing Non‐Uniqueness in Satellite Gravity Inversion using 3D Object Oriented Image Analysis Techniques M. van der Meijde (1) I. Fadel (1) N. Kerle (1) 1: UT‐ITC, NL

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 50 Altimetry: Ocean Waves and Wind [2-2-1] 10 September 2013, Moorfoot (Level 0) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: S. Abdalla / P. Femenias 08:00 Merged Altimeter Wave Height Data Base. An Update P. Queffeulou (1) 1: Ifremer, FR 08:20 Global Assessment of Reprocessed Envisat Altimetry V2.1 Wind and Wave Products S. Abdalla (1) J. Bidlot (1) P. Janssen (1) 1: ECMWF, GB 08:40 A Wind Speed Assessment for AltiKa G. Quartly (1) 1: Plymouth Marine Laboratory, GB 09:00 A Physical Model of Sea Wave Period from Altimeter Data S. Badulin (1) V. Grigorieva (1) 1: P.P.Shirshov Institute of Oceanology, Russian Academy of Science, RU 09:20 Theoretical Assessment of the Sea State Bias for the New Altimeters Concept: Ka Band, Doppler and Wide Swath L. Amarouche (1) P. Dubois (1) N. Tran (1) S. Labroue (1) J. Poisson (1) A. Malet (2) N. Picot (2) B. Chapron (3) 1: CLS, FR 2: CNES, FR 3: IFREMER, FR

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 49 Jason CS [2-2-2] 10 September 2013, Moorfoot (Level 0) 10:10‐11:50 Chair: R. Francis 10:10 The Jason‐CS Mission R. Francis (1) F. Parisot (2) S. Coutin‐Faye (3) W. Peter (4) V. Parag (5) 1: ESA, NL 2: EUMETSAT, DE 3: CNES, FR 4: NOAA, US 5: JPL, US 10:30 THE Ocean Surface Topography Jason‐CS Mission Payload Design and Development R. Cullen (1) R. Francis (1) 1: ESA‐ESTEC, NL 10:50 Jason‐CS Poseidon‐4 Ground Processor Prototype: Results Using Interleaved Mode Simulated Raw and In‐Orbit CryoSat Data M. Roca (1) R. Escolà (1) A. Garcia‐Mondéjar (2) B. Martínez‐Val (2) P. García‐Arnaud (2) M. Fornari (3) K. Köble (4) R. Francis (3) R. Cullen (3) 1: isardSAT, PL 2: isardSAT, ES 3: ESA, NL 4: Astrium GmbH, DE 11:10 Jason‐CS Interleaved Mode Data Simulations, Echo Model Generation and Performances Assessment F. Boy (1) N. Picot (1) J. Desjonqueres (1) 1: CNES, FR 18 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

11:30 Towards an Error Budget for SAR Altimeters over the Ocean: from Cryosat‐2 SAR to Sentinel‐3 STM and Jason‐CS C. Gommenginger (1) C. Martin‐Puig (2) P. Thibaut (3) D. Cotton (4) H. Bonekamp (5) J. Benveniste (6) 1: National Oceanography Centre, GB 2: isardSAT, ES 3: CLS, FR 4: Satellite Oceanographic Consultants (SatOC), GB 5: EUMETSAT, DE 6: ESA, IT

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 48 Altimetry: Coastal Zones 1 [2-2-3] 10 September 2013, Moorfoot (Level 0) 13:10‐14:50 Chairs: P. Cipollini / J. Benveniste 13:10 Comparison of Retracking Schemes for Pulse‐Limited Coastal Altimetry M. Passaro (1) P. Cipollini (2) G. Quartly (3) H. Snaith (4) L. West (2) 1: University of Southampton, GB 2: National Oceanography Centre, GB 3: Plymouth Marine Laboratory, GB 4: British Oceanographic Data Centre, GB 13:30 Improvement of Envisat RA2‐MWR Performances on Coastal Areas. B. Picard (1) E. Obligis (1) M. Frery (1) P. Féménias (2) 1: CLS, FR 2: ESA/ESRIN, IT 13:50 GPD Wet Tropospheric Correction for all ESA and Reference Altimetric Missions M. Fernandes (1) C. Lázaro (1) A. Nunes (2) N. Pires (1) M. Ablain (3) J. Benveniste (4) 1: Univ. Porto CIIMAR, PT 2: ISEP CIIMAR, PT 3: CLS, FR 4: ESA, IT 14:10 SAR Altimetry: New Perspectives for Coastal Studies S. Labroue (1) M. Raynal (2) T. Moreau (1) F. Boy (3) N. Picot (3) G. Dibarboure (1) L. Amarouche (1) 1: CLS, FR 2: AS+, FR 3: CNES, FR 14:30 PEACHI : A Way of Considering SARAL/AltiKa Altimeter Data for Coastal Hydrology G. Valladeau (1) P. Thibaut (1) N. Picot (2) A. Guillot (2) 1: CLS, FR 2: CNES, FR

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 49 Altimetry: Coastal Zones 2 [2-2-4] 10 September 2013, Moorfoot (Level 0) 15:20‐17:20 Chairs: S. Vignudelli / J. Fernandes 15:20 Coastal Altimetry, from Data Processing to Industrial Applications: Some Illustrations M. Cancet (1) E. Jeansou (1) J. Lamouroux (1) F. Crespon (1) F. Birol (2) F. Lyard (3) R. Morrow (2) E. Bronner (4) J. Benveniste (5) 1: NOVELTIS, FR 2: LEGOS/CTOH, FR 3: LEGOS, FR 4: CNES, FR 5: ESA/ESRIN, IT 15:40 Australia's boundary Currents: Altimetry, In‐Situ and Model Estimates. D. Griffin (1) M. Cahill (1) P. Oke (1) 1: CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research, AU 16:00 Seasonal Changes in Satellite‐Derived Coastal Ocean Fields ‐ Variability in the Timing of the Transitions (Phenology) P. Strub (1) C. James (1) 1: Oregon State University, US 16:20 Validation of Altimeter Data for Storm Surge Research in the Adriatic Sea S. Vignudelli (1) P. Cipollini (2) M. Passaro (3) 1: Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR‐IBF), IT 2: National Oceanography Centre Southampton, GB 3: University of Southampton, GB 16:40 Tide Gauge and Satellite Altimetry integration for Storm Surge Prediction O. Andrersen (1) Y. Cheng (1) X. Deng (2) M. Steward (2) N. Idris (2) Z. Gharineiat (2) 1: DTU Space, DK 2: University of Newcastle, NSW, AU

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17:00 ESA's DUE eSurge Project: Improving Storm Surge Modelling with Advanced Satellite Data Products P. Harwood (1) P. Cipollini (2) H. Snaith (2) J. Hoyer (3) R. Scarrott (4) D. Dunne (4) A. Stoffelen (5) C. Donlon (6) 1: Logica/CGI, GB 2: NOC, GB 3: DMI, DK 4: CMRC, IE 5: KNMI, NL 6: ESA‐ESTEC, NL

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 49 Data Visualization in space based Earth observation [2-3-1] 10 September 2013, Kilsyth (Level 0) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: R. Meisner / N. Sparwasser 08:00 Visualising Key Parameters of Climate Change A. Falcão (1) P. Lecomte (2) D. Petit (3) 1: Uninova, PT 2: ESA, GB 3: Magellium, FR 08:20 The Power of HTML5 to Visualize and Communicate Atmospheric Remote Sensing Data S. Keim (1) 1: DLR (DFD‐WIS), DE 08:40 Presenting Data and Telling Stories P. Eales (1) A. Wayne (1) K. Tildsley (1) T. Wilkinson (1) 1: Planetary Visions Limited, GB 09:00 The Role of Data Visualization in the ESA Communication Portfolio R. Meisner (1) 1: ESA, IT 09:20 Collaborative Data Analysis Using Large Visual Display Screens B. Harris (1) J. Blower (1) D. Clifford (1) 1: Assimila Ltd, GB

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 36 Water Quality [2-3-2] 10 September 2013, Kilsyth (Level 0) 10:10‐11:50 Chairs: C. Brockmann / K. Ruddick 10:10 Global Observatory of Lake Responses to Environmental Change (GloboLakes): Overview and Update A. Tyler (1) P. Hunter (1) E. Spyrakos (1) S. Maberly (2) L. Carvalho (2) E. Alex (2) S. Groom (3) G. Dall'Olmo (3) G. Tilstone (3) V. Marinez Vincente (1) M. Cutler (4) J. Rowan (4) E. Politi (4) T. Dawson (4) C. Merchant (5) S. MacCallum (6) C. Miller (7) M. Scott (7) 1: University of Stirling, GB 2: NERC, GB 3: Plymouth Marine Laboratory, GB 1 4: University of Dundee, GB 1 5: University of Reading, GB 1 6: University of Edinburgh, GB 1 7: University of Glasgow, GB 10:30 Monitoring Optically Complex Inland and Coastal Waters in the Context of EU WFD by Means of Satellite Derived Products K. Alikas (1) K. Kangro (1) A. Reinart (2) 1: Tartu Observatory, Estonian University of Life Sciences, EE 2: Tartu Observatory, EE 10:50 Evaluation of MERIS and Sentinel‐3 OLCI Compatible Algorithms for Chlorophyll‐a Retrieval in UK Lakes P. Hunter (1) A. Tyler (1) E. Spyrakos (1) C. Riddick (1) A. Pratt (1) S. Maberly (2) L. Carvalho (2) S. Groom (3) 1: University of Stirling, GB 2: Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, GB 3: Plymouth Marine Laboratory, GB

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11:10 Quantifying Harmful Algal Blooms Using Satellite Remote Sensing: A Case Study at Lake Erie K. Tseng (1) L. Jiyoung (2) F. Zhang (2) C. Lee (2) C. Hu (2) C. Shum (2) 1: The Ohio State Univerisy, US 2: The Ohio State University, US 11:30 From MERIS to OLCI and Sentinel 2: Harmful Algal Bloom Applications & Modelling in South Africa S. Bernard (1) H. Evers‐King (2) M. Matthews (2) L. Robertson Lain (2) M. Smith (2) 1: CSIR, ZA 2: University of Cape Town, ZA

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 43 Ocean Colour 3 [2-3-3] 10 September 2013, Kilsyth (Level 0) 13:10‐14:50 Chairs: S. Sathyendranath / M. Bouvet 13:10 A Triumph for MERIS: Monitoring of Blooms and Vegetation using the Global MERIS MCI Data Set. J. Gower (1) S. King (2) E. Young (3) 1: Institute of Ocean Sciences, CA 2: Sea This Consulting, CA 3: University of Victoria, CA 13:30 Bridging the Gap Between MERIS and OLCI with VIIRS Ocean Colour Data and Polymer Atmospheric Correction F. Steinmetz (1) D. Ramon (1) P. Deschamps (1) 1: Hygeos, FR 13:50 Intercomparison of Marine Ecosystem Structure and Phenology in Global Biogeochemical Models S. Saux Picart (1) I. Allen (1) M. Butenschon (1) A. Yool (2) E. Buitenhuis (3) I. Totterdel (4) L. de Mora (1) M. Racault (1) 1: Plymouth Marine Laboratory, GB 2: NOC, GB 3: UEA, GB 4: MetOffice, GB 14:10 Atlantic Province‐Based Comparison of Plankton Dominance from Satellite, Model and Data J. Bruun (1) I. Allen (1) M. Vichi (2) P. Somerfield (1) A. Samuelsen (3) M. Racault (1) H. Waldron (4) P. Monteiro (5) W. McKiver (2) R. Bellerby (6) S. Thomalla (5) K. Lygre (3) D. Moiseev (7) J. Johannessen (3) R. Brewin (1) M. Butenschön (1) E. Jeansson (6) 1: PML, GB 2: CMCC, IT 3: NERSC, NO 4: UCT, ZA 5: CSIR, ZA 1 6: Uni‐Research, NO 1 7: MMBI, RU 14:30 Integrated Use of MERIS and other EO Data for Water Quality and Red Tide Monitoring along United Arab Emirates Coasts G. Ceriola (1) P. Manunta (1) 1: Planetek Group, IT

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 43 Ocean Colour 4 [2-3-4] 10 September 2013, Kilsyth (Level 0) 15:20‐17:00 Chairs: J. Gower / J. Lambin 15:20 Quantifying Coastal Sediments using MERIS Data a 10‐year Study in the Taranaki Bight, New Zealand. M. Tuohy (1) J. Proctor (1) S. Collins (1) 1: Massey University, NZ 15:40 Algorithms for Remote Sensing Estimation of Chlorophyll‐a in Turbid Productive Waters using Red and Near Infrared Bands A. Gitelson (1) D. Gurlin (1) W. Moses (1) A. Gilerson (2) Y. Yacobi (3) 1: University of Nebraska, US 2: CUNY, US 3: IOLR, IL 21 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

16:00 Phenology of Phytoplankton: a Potential Ecological Indicator for Climate Change in the Oceans T. Platt (1) S. Sathyendranath (1) M. Racault (1) P. Land (1) 1: Plymouth Marine Laboratory, GB 16:20 Systematic Analysis of Ocean Colour Uncertainties S. Lavender (1) 1: Pixalytics Ltd, GB 16:40 OCOC: From Ocean Colour to Organic Carbon B. Heim (1) E. Abramova (2) R. Doerffer (3) F. Guenther (1) J. Hoelemann (1) A. Kraberg (1) H. Lantuit (1) A. Loginova (4) F. Martynov (5) P. Overduin (1) C. Wegner (4) 1: Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research, DE 2: Lena Tiksi Reservate, RU 3: HZG Helmholtz Research Centre Geesthacht, DE 4: GEOMAR Helmholtz‐Zentrum für Ozeanforschung Kiel, DE 5: St. Petersburg University, St. Petersburg, DE

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 43 Forestry and Biomass 1 [2-4-1] 10 September 2013, Carrick (Level 1) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: S. Quegan / F.‐M. Seifert 08:00 Estimates of Forest Growing Stock Volume of the Northern Hemisphere from Envisat ASAR M. Santoro (1) C. Schmullius (2) C. Pathe (2) J. Schwilk (2) C. Beer (3) M. Thurner (3) J. Fransson (4) A. Shvidenko (5) D. Schepaschenko (5) I. McCallum (5) A. Beaudoin (6) R. Hall (6) 1: Gamma Remote Sensing, CH 2: Friedrich‐Schiller University, DE 3: Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry, DE 4: Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, SE 5: International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis, AT 1 6: Natural Resources Canada, Canadian Forest Service, CA 08:20 Multi‐sensor Monitoring and Assessment of Forest Resources: Supporting a Forest Observation System for Siberia C. Hüttich (1) J. Eberle (1) C. Schmullius (1) S. Bartalev (2) K. Emelyanov (3) M. Korets (4) A. Shvidenko (5) D. Schepaschenko (5) 1: Friedrich‐Schiller‐University Jena, DE 2: Space Research Institute Moscow, RU 3: Joint Stock Company Moscow , RU 4: Sukachev Institute of Forest Krasnoyarsk, RU 5: IIASA Laxenburg, AT 08:40 Forest DRAGON 2: Final Results of the European Partners I. Burjack (1) K. Traut (1) M. Santoro (2) R. Leiterer (3) Z. Li (4) F. Ling (4) C. Schmullius (1) 1: University Jena, DE 2: Gamma , CH 3: University Zurich, CH 4: CAF, CN 09:00 Tropical Deforestation Detection by Combining ALOS PALSAR and Envisat Data X. Dong (1) S. Quegan (1) Y. Uryu (2) 1: University of Sheffield, GB 2: World Wildlife Fund, US 09:20 Improving the Tropical Forest Remote Sensing Services for the Dem. Rep. of Congo inside the EU FP7 ''RECOVER'' Project J. Haarpaintner (1) M. Kohling (1) F. Enssle (2) D. Pedrazzani (3) L. Mane (4) 1: Norut, NO 2: Albert‐Ludwigs University Freiburg, DE 3: GMV, ES 4: OSFAC, CD

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Forestry and Biomass 2 [2-4-2] 10 September 2013, Carrick (Level 1) 10:10‐11:50 Chairs: T. Le Toan / K. Scipal 10:10 Comparing Land Surface Models with Satellite and in Situ Observations at High Latitudes S. Quegan (1) E. Kantzas (1) M. Lomas (2) 1: University of Sheffield, GB 2: Unjversity of Sheffield, GB 10:30 Integration of a Northern‐Hemispheric Biomass Map Derived from Envisat ASAR and a Global Carbon Cycle Model M. Thurner (1) C. Beer (2) M. Santoro (3) N. Carvalhais (1) C. Schmullius (4) 1: Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry, DE 2: Stockholm University, SE 3: Gamma Remote Sensing, CH 4: Friedrich‐Schiller‐University, DE 10:50 Concerted Actions for a Global Biomass Monitoring Initiative C. Schmullius (1) F. Seifert (2) M. Reichstein (3) 1: Dept. for Earth Observation, University Jena, DE 2: ESA‐ESRIN, IT 3: MPI‐Biogeochemistry, DE 11:10 A Biomass Map of African Savannas at a Spatial Resolution of 100 meters using ALOS PALSAR Dual‐Polarization Data A. Bouvet (1) S. Mermoz (2) T. Le Toan (2) 1: CESBIO, FR 2: Center for Spatial Studies on the Biosphere (CESBIO), FR 11:30 Legend Development Process for Forest Structural Mapping of Wide Areas using Alos PalSAR Data M. Quinones (1) D. Hoekman (2) 1: SarVision, NL 2: Wageningen University, NL

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 36 ESA's Biomass Mission [2-4-3] 10 September 2013, Carrick (Level 1) 13:10‐14:50 Chairs: K. Scipal / F. Achard / M. Drinkwater 13:10 The Science and Measurement Concepts Underlying the Biomass Mission S. Quegan (1) J. Chave (2) J. Dall (3) T. Le Toan (4) K. Papathanassiou (5) A. Perrera (6) F. Rocca (7) S. Saatchi (8) K. Scipal (6) H. Shugart (9) L. Ulander (10) M. Williams (11) 1: Centre for Terrestrial Carbon Dynamics, University of Sheffield, GB 2: CNRS, Laboratoire EDB, University Paul Sabatier, Toulouse, FR 3: National Space Institute, Technical University of Denmark, DK 4: CESBIO, CNRS‐CNES‐Université Paul Sabatier‐ IRD, Toulouse, FR 5: German Aerospace Center e. V. (DLR), Wessling, DE 6: Mission Science Division, ESA‐ESTEC, NL 1 7: Dipartimento di Elettronica ed Informazione, Politecnico di Milano, IT 1 8: Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, US 1 9: University of Virginia, Charlottesville, US 1 10: Department of Radar Systems, FOI, Linkoping, SE 1 11: School of GeoSciences, University of Edinburgh, GB 13:30 ESA's Biomass Mission System and Payload Overview M. Arcioni (1) P. Bensi (1) F. Fois (1) F. Heliere (1) C. Lin (1) K. Scipal (1) A. Gabriele (1) L. Massotti (1) 1: ESA, NL 13:50 Biomass Retrieval Using P‐Band Polarimeric Sar Data: the Biomass Mission T. Le Toan (1) L. Villard (3) L. Ulander (2) M. Soja (4) S. Saatchi (5) 1: Centre d'Etudes Spatiales de la Biosphère, FR 2: FOI, SE 3: CESBIO, CNRS‐CNES‐Université Paul Sabatier‐IRD, Toulouse, FR 4: Department of Radar Systems, FOI, Linkoping, GB 5: JPL, US

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14:10 Pol‐InSAR Forest Height Estimation in the Context of BIOMASS K. Papathanassiou (1) S. Lee (2) F. Kugler (2) R. Scheiber (2) F. Lopez Dekker (2) 1: DLR, DE 2: Microwaves and Radar Institute, DLR, DE 14:30 Capabilities of Biomass Tomography for Investigating Tropical Forests Ho Tong Minh (1) S. Tebaldini (2) F. Rocca (2) T. Le Toan (1) 1: CESBIO, FR 2: Politecnico di Milano, IT

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 23 SAR Methods 1 [2-4-4] 10 September 2013, Carrick (Level 1) 15:20‐17:00 Chairs: TBD 15:20 The Envisat ASAR Mission: A Look Back at 10 Years of Operation N. Miranda (1) B. Rosich (1) P. Meadows (2) K. Haria (3) D. Small (4) M. Lavalle (5) F. Collard (6) H. Johnsen (7) A. Monti Guarnieri (8) D. D'Aria (9) 1: ESA, IT 2: BAE Systems, GB 3: Telespazio Vega UK, GB 4: University of Zurich, CH 5: JPL, US 6: OceanDataLab, FR 7: Norut Tromso, NO 8: Politecnico di Milano, IT 1 9: ARESYS, IT 15:40 Multi‐temporal SAR Data Filtering for Land Applications U. Wegmuller (1) M. Santoro (1) C. Werner (1) 1: Gamma Remote Sensing AG, CH 16:00 Phenomenology of Scattering Mechanisms in a Tropical Forest through Polarimetric SAR Tomography M. Mariotti d'Alessandro (1) S. Tebaldini (1) F. Rocca (1) 1: Politecnico di Milano, IT 16:20 Estimation of Forest Variables using Radargrammetry on TerraSAR‐X Data in Combination with a High Resolution DEM H. Persson (1) J. Fransson (1) M. Santoro (2) U. Wegmueller (2) 1: Swedish university of agricultural sciences, SE 2: Gamma Remote Sensing, CH 16:40 Making One‐Class Classification Feasible for Large Area Applications ‐ An Iterative Approach. B. Mack (1) B. Waske (1) 1: University of Bonn, DE

Related posters on Wednesday September 11, from page 106 Methods and Products OPT/IR [2-5-1] 10 September 2013, Harris (Level 1) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: P. Lewis / J.‐N. Thépaut 08:00 Crop Gross Primary Productivity Estimation using Satellite Data A. Gitelson (1) Y. Peng (1) T. Sakamoto (2) D. Rundquist (1) S. Verma (1) A. Suyker (1) 1: University of Nebraska, US 2: National Institute for Agro‐Environmental Sciences, JP 08:20 Spectroscopy Field Strategies and their Effect on Measurements of Heterogeneous and Homogeneous Earth Surfaces A. Mac Arthur (1) L. Alonso (2) T. Malthus (3) J. Moreno (2) 1: NERC FSF, Geosciences, University of Edinburgh, GB 2: 2Laboratory for Earth Observation, Faculty of Physics, University of Valencia, ES 3: CSRIO Land and Water, Canberra, AU 08:40 Nonlinear Data Assimilation for Satellite Retrievals P. Van Leeuwen (1) 1: University of Reading, GB 09:00 Global Atmopheric Water Vapour Variability between 2003 and 2012 J. Fischer (1) N. Doctor (2) H. Diedrich (2) R. Lindstrot (2) R. Preusker (2) 1: Free University Berln, Institute for Space Sciences, DE 2: Free University Berlin, DE 24 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

09:20 Improving AATSR Geolocation to allow Application in a Multi‐Sensor Science Task D. Fisher (1) J. Muller (1) 1: MSSL, GB

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 41 Land Surface Temperature and Fires [2-5-2] 10 September 2013, Harris (Level 1) 10:10‐11:50 Chairs: M. Caetano / J.‐L. Casanova 10:10 Temporal Stability of Global Burned Area Products M. Padilla (1) M. Warrens (2) E. Chuvieco (1) 1: University of Alcalá, ES 2: Leiden University, NL 10:30 Edge‐Preserving Data Assimilation for Fire Monitoring using Moderate Resolution Optical Data J. Gomez‐Dans (1) P. Lewis (1) T. Quaife (2) M. Wooster (3) D. Roy (4) M. Disney (1) 1: NCEO & UCL, GB 2: NCEO & University of Reading, GB 3: NCEO & KCL, GB 4: SDSU, US 10:50 Advanced ATSR World Fire Atlas Based on SWIR channel: 20 Years of Fire Monitoring F. Ramoino (1) O. Arino (2) D. Serpe (1) S. Casadio (1) 1: SERCO spa, IT 2: ESA, IT 11:10 Towards a first Time‐Series of Land Surface Temperature from AATSR with Uncertainty Estimates D. Ghent (1) J. Remedios (1) 1: University of Leicester, GB 11:30 Improving Cloud Detection for AATSR Land Surface Temperature Retrievals H. Sembhi (1) D. Ghent (1) J. Remedios (1) C. Bulgin (2) C. Merchant (2) 1: University of Leicester , GB 2: University of Edinburgh, GB

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 38 Climate optical 1 [2-5-3] 10 September 2013, Harris (Level 1) 13:10‐14:50 Chairs: M. Doherty / TBD 13:10 Exploiting the Smooth Atmosphere to Improve Surface Temperature Retrieval from Space C. Merchant (1) P. Le Borgne (2) H. Roquet (2) 1: University of Edinburgh/Reading, GB 2: Meteo‐France, FR 13:30 Exploiting the Satellite Constellation for Sea Surface Temperature using Multi‐sensor Techniques C. Merchant (1) G. Corlett (2) O. Embury (1) M. Boettcher (3) C. Donlon (4) 1: University of Edinburgh/Reading, GB 2: University of Edinburgh, GB 3: Brockmann Consult, DE 4: ESA, NL 13:50 A Sensus for the Highest Sea Surface Warming Rate in the Mediterranean Sea N. Reul (1) b. Chapron (1) J. Piolle (1) 1: IFREMER, FR 14:10 Improvement of Objective Analysis of Lake Surface State in a NWP Model Using Satellite Observations H. Kheyrollah Pour (1) C. Duguay (1) L. Rontu (2) K. Eerola (2) E. Kourzeneva (2) D. Fernández Prieto (3) 1: University of Waterloo, CA 2: FMI, FI 3: ESA, ESRIN, IT 14:30 Calibration of a Distributed Hydrological Model using Satellite Data of LST and Ground Discharge Measurements C. Corbari (1) M. Mancini (1) J. Li (2) Z. Su (3) 1: Politecnico di Milano, IT 2: China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research, CN 3: University of Twente, NL 25 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 40 Climate optical 2 [2-5-4] 10 September 2013, Harris (Level 1) 15:20‐17:00 Chairs: TBD 15:20 Global Lake Surface Water Temperatures for Biodiversity, Limnology, Meteorology and Climate C. Merchant (1) S. MacCallum (2) A. Layden (2) P. Goryl (3) 1: University of Edinburgh/Reading, GB 2: University of Edinburgh, GB 3: ESA, IT 15:40 Influence of Thermal Component Derivation in Dual Source Energy Flux Estimates ‐ Results from the REFLEX 2012 Campaign W. Timmermans (1) A. Andreu (2) M. Gonzalez‐Dugo (2) J. Timmermans (1) J. Timmermans (1) C. Van der Tol (1) Z. Su (1) 1: UT‐ITC‐WRS, NL 2: IFAPA, ES 16:00 Does More Accurate Land Cover Information Improve Earth System Models? An Example of the West African Monsoon. A. Hartley (1) D. Parker (2) L. Garcia‐Carreras (2) P. Defourny (3) C. Brockmann (4) S. Bontemps (3) 1: Met Office Hadley Centre, GB 2: Leeds University, GB 3: Universite Catholique du Louvain, BE 4: Brockmann Consult, DE 16:20 Development of a 10 years China Land Surface Energy Balance Product with Combining Remote Sensors Based Product X. Chen (1) B. Su (2) 1: University of Twente, NL 2: ITC, NL 16:40 TRUTHS (Traceable Radiometry Underpinning Terrestrial‐ and Helio‐ Studies): A Mission to Achieve "Climate Quality" Data N. Fox (1) P. Green (1) E. Woolliams (1) R. Winkler (1) H. Brindley (2) J. Russell (2) D. Smith (3) M. Cutter (4) A. Barnes (4) D. Lobb (4) 1: National Physical Laboratory, GB 2: Imperial College London, GB 3: RAL Space, GB 1 4: Surrey Satellite Technology Limited , GB

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 40 Hazards: Tectonics 2 [2-6-1] 10 September 2013, Ochil (Level 1) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: S. Jonsson / M. Foumelis 08:00 The Contribution of Satellite EO to Hazards/Risks Mitigation: Enlarged Actions in the Frame of the CEOS Disaster Risk Management Initiative. P. Bally (1) I. Petiteville (1) 1: ESA, IT 08:20 The Advanced Rapid Imaging and Analysis (ARIA) Project for Natural Disaster Science, Monitoring, and Response M. Simons (1) S. Owen (2) F. Webb (2) P. Rosen (2) S. Yun (2) E. Fielding (2) P. Lundgren (2) J. Cruz (2) A. Moore (2) Z. Liu (2) H. Hua (2) P. Agram (2) R. Jolivet (1) J. Polet (1) 1: California Institute of Technology, US 2: Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, US 08:40 The 2011 Mw 7.1 Van (Eastern Turkey) Earthquake J. Elliott (1) A. Copley (2) R. Holley (3) K. Scharer (4) B. Parsons (1) 1: University of Oxford, Earth Sciences, GB 2: University of Cambridge, GB 3: Fugro NPA, GB 4: USGS, US

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09:00 Combined InSAR, Pixel Tracking, GPS, and Seismic Analysis for Slip Evolution Models of 2011 M7.1 Van, Turkey Earthquake E. Fielding (1) P. Lundgren (2) J. Polet (3) T. Taymaz (4) S. Owen (2) M. Simons (5) M. Motagh (6) H. Bathke (6) M. Haghshenas (6) S. Yun (2) S. Yolsal‐Çevikbilen (4) 1: Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA, US 2: JPL, Caltech, US 3: California State Polytechnic University Pomona, US 4: Istanbul Technical University, TR 5: Caltech, US 6: GFZ, DE 09:20 High‐Resolution Interferometric Observations/Measurements over the Rio‐Antirio Cable‐Stayed Bridge (Greece) I. Parcharidis (1) G. Benekos (1) M. Foumelis (2) S. Stramondo (3) 1: Harokopio University of Athens, GR 2: ESA‐ESRIN, IT 3: INGV, IT

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 53 Hazards: Volcanoes 1 [2-6-2] 10 September 2013, Ochil (Level 1) 10:10‐11:50 Chairs: S. Zoffoli / F. Ferrucci 10:10 InSAR Observations of Crustal Deformation Mechanics in the Interior of the Puna Plateau of the Southern Central Andes. F. Eckelmann (1) M. Motagh (1) B. Bookhagen (2) M. Strecker (3) 1: Deutsches GeoForschungsZentrum Potsdam, DE 2: Geography Department, UC Santa Barbara, CA, United States., US 3: Erd‐ und Umweltwissenschaften, Universität Potsdam, Germany., DE 10:30 Disentangling Ice and Magma Induced Surface Movements at Katla and Eyjafjallajoekull Volcanoes using InSAR and GPS K. Spaans (1) S. Hreinsdóttir (2) A. Hooper (1) B. Ofeigsson (3) 1: School of Earth and Environment, University of Leeds, GB 2: Institute of Earth Science, University of Iceland, IS 3: Icelandic Meteological Office, IS 10:50 FUTUREVOLC: A European Volcanological Supersite in Iceland, a Monitoring System and Network for the Future F. Sigmundsson (1) A. Hooper (2) F. Prata (3) M. Gudmundsson (1) A. Kylling (4) S. Hreinsdottir (1) B. Ofeigsson (5) K. Spaans (2) D. Vincent (1) C. Jordan (6) K. Vogfjord (5) I. Kristinsson (5) S. Loughlin (6) E. Ilyinskaya (6) C. Witham (7) C. Bean (8) M. Ripepe (9) C. Minet (10) C. FUTUREVOLC (11) 1: Nordic Volcanological Center, Institute of Earth Sciences, University of Iceland, IS 2: University of Leeds, GB 3: Nicarnica Aviation, NO 4: NILU ‐ Norwegian Institute for Air Research, NO 5: Icelandic Meteorological Office, IS 1 6: British Geological Survey, GB 1 7: UK Met Office, GB 1 8: University College Dublin, IE 1 9: University of Florence, IT 1 10: DLR ‐ Deutsches Zentrum fur Luft‐ und Raumfahrt, DE 1 11: EC FP7 Project, IS 11:10 Imaging the Magmatic System Beneath Torfajoekull Volcano, in Iceland: A Combination of Radar and Seismic Interferometry J. Martins (1) A. Hooper (1) D. Draganov (1) E. Ruigrok (1) 1: TU Delft, NL 11:30 Mt. Etna Ground Deformation Detected by SISTEM Approach Using GPS Data and Multiple SAR Sensors G. Puglisi (1) F. Guglielmino (1) C. Cocorulllo (1) E. Sansosti (2) S. Pepe (2) G. Solaro (3) F. Casu (3) J. Ruch (4) S. Zoffoli (5) 1: Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, IT 2: IREA, National Research Council (CNR), Napoli, IT 3: IREA, National Research Council (CNR), Napoli, Italy, IT 4: University of RomaTre, Rome, IT 1 5: Italian Space Agency (ASI), Rome, IT

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Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 53 Hazards: Volcanoes 2 [2-6-3] 10 September 2013, Ochil (Level 1) 13:10‐14:50 Chairs: I. Parcharidis / C. Jordan 13:10 Error Mitigation Strategies for InSAR‐based Volcano Hazard Monitoring F. Meyer (1) W. Gong (1) J. Freymueller (1) M. Gasparac (2) 1: University of Alaska Fairbanks, US 2: Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, DE 13:30 Detection of Cyclic Behaviors and Characterization of Magma Storage at Andesitic Volcanoes using Regional Time Series E. Chaussard (1) F. Amelung (1) Y. Aoki (2) 1: University of Miami, RSMAS, US 2: Earthquake Research Institute, University of Tokyo, JP 13:50 Tracking Magma Migration in Near‐Real Time using Radar Interferometry ‐ the FUTUREVOLC Supersite Approach A. Hooper (1) K. Spaans (1) F. Sigmundsson (2) 1: University of Leeds, GB 2: University of Iceland, IS 14:10 Insights into the Dynamics of Etna Volcano from DInSAR and Gravity Observations G. Currenti (1) G. Solaro (2) F. Greco (1) F. Casu (2) A. Pepe (2) R. Napoli (1) S. Pepe (2) E. Sansosti (2) C. Del Negro (1) 1: INGV, Catania, IT 2: IREA‐CNR, IT 14:30 InSAR observations of incremental fault growth from the 2005‐2010 Dabbahu (Ethiopia) rifting episode. B. Hofmann (1) T. Wright (1) D. Paton (1) J. Rowland (2) C. Vye‐Brown (3) 1: University of Leeds, GB 2: University of Auckland, NZ 3: British Geological Survey, GB

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 53 Hazards: Subsidence and Landslides 1 [2-6-4] 10 September 2013, Ochil (Level 1) 15:20‐17:20 Chairs: T. Strozzi / F. Rocca 15:20 InSAR Observations of Ground Deformation in Arabia S. Jónsson (1) W. Xu (1) A. Akoglu (1) R. Smith (1) T. Wang (1) G. Feng (1) K. Speth (1) A. Abdullin (1) 1: King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), SA 15:40 Landslide‐Wide Kinematics Revealed by Combining Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar and Continuous GPS Observations B. Delbridge (1) B. Roland (1) F. Eric (2) E. Gurrola (2) S. Hensley (2) B. Schulz (2) 1: University of California Berkeley, US 2: Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, US 16:00 Mapping Vertical Land Movement in Singapore using INSAR and GPS J. Catalao (1) D. Raju (2) R. Fernandes (3) 1: IDL, University of Lisbon, PT 2: Tropical Marine Science Institute, National University of Singapore, Singapore, SG 3: Universidade Beira Interior, IDL, Covilhã, Portugal, PT 16:20 PSI Interferometry Applied to Paris Deformation: Case Examples in Montmartre Area B. Deffontaines (1) S. Magalhaes (2) B. fruneau (1) 1: Université Paris Est Marne‐La‐ Vallée, FR 2: alphageomega, FR

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16:40 Semi‐automated detection of terrain stability in the Swiss Alpine periglacial environment from DInSAR scenes C. Barboux (1) R. Delaloye (1) C. Lambiel (2) T. Strozzi (3) H. Raetzo (4) C. Collet (1) 1: University of Fribourg, Geosciences departement, Geography Unit, CH 2: University of Lausanne, Institute of geography, CH 3: Gamma Remote Sensing, CH 4: Federal Office for the Environment FOEN, CH 17:00 Ground Motion in Areas of Abandoned Mining: A Case Study of PSI Applied to the Northumberland Region of the UK. L. Bateson (1) D. Lawrence (2) F. Cigna (2) H. McCormack (3) R. Burren (3) 1: British Geological Survey, GB 2: BGS, GB 3: NPA, GB

Related posters on Wednesday September 11, from page 101 CCI: Societal Benefit, Impact on Society [2-7-1] 10 September 2013, Sidlaw (Level 3) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: G. Asrar / B. Ryan 08:00 Climate Science and Global Development: Next Decade G. Asrar, WCRP, CH 08:20 Importance of Climate in GEO B. Ryan (1) 1: GEO Secretariat, CH 08:40 Coordinating Earth Observation Data Validation for RE‐Analysis for CLIMAte ServiceS ‐ CORE‐CLIMAX Z. Su (1) W. Timmermans (1) Y. Zeng (1) J. Timmermans (1) 1: UT‐ITC‐WRS, NL 09:00 Soil Moisture CCI: Production of the Most Complete and Consistent Global Soil Moisture Data Record E. Haas (1) W. Wagner (2) W. Dorigo (2) D. Chung (2) R. de Jeu (3) R. Parinussa (3) 1: GeoVille, AT 2: TU Wien, AT 3: VUA, NL 09:20 Aerosol Optical Depth Datasets over China from Satellite Data : China Collection 2.1 Y. Xue (1) H. Xu (1) J. Guang (1) 1: IRSA/CAS, CN CCI: ECV Requirements [2-7-2] 10 September 2013, Sidlaw (Level 3) 10:10‐11:50 Chairs: A. Simmons / J.‐L. Fellous 10:10 Setting the Requirements for Climate Observation and Monitoring A. Simmons (1) 1: European Centre for Medium‐Range Weather Forecasts, GB 10:30 Achievements of Three Year Aerosol_cci Work T. Holzer‐Popp (1) G. de Leeuw (2) C. Bingen (3) J. Fischer (4) S. Kinne (5) P. North (6) C. Poulson (7) C. Poulson (7) D. Ramon (8) M. Schulz (9) K. Stebel (10) D. Tanre (11) G. Thomas (12) P. Veefkind (13) P. Veefkind (13) M. Vountas (14) P. Zieger (15) S. Pinnock (16) 1: DLR, DE 2: FMI, FI 3: BIRA, BE 4: FUB, DE 5: MPI, DE 6: Swansea University, GB 7: RAL, GB 8: HYGEOS, FR 1 9: MetNo, NO 1 10: NILU, NO 1 11: LOA, FR 1 12: Oxford University, GB 1 13: KNMI, NL 1 14: Bremen University, DE 1 15: PSI, CH 1 16: ESA‐ESRIN, IT 10:50 Sea Ice Climate Data from Satellites S. Sandven (1) 1: Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Center g, NO

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11:10 Ice_Sheets_CCI: Essential Climate Variables for the Greenland Ice Sheet R. Forsberg (1) L. Sorensen (1) J. Levinsen (1) J. Dall (1) A. Kusk (1) D. Evensberget (2) M. Kamstra (2) S. Andersen (3) C. Hvidberg (4) K. Khvorostovsky (5) T. Nagler (6) T. Nagler (6) K. Scharrer (6) A. Shephard (7) F. Ticconi (7) 1: DTU‐Space, DK 2: S&T Norway, NO 1 3: GEUS, DK 1 4: Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen, DK 1 5: Nansen Centre for Environmental Research, NO 1 6: ENVEO, AT 1 7: University of Leeds, GB 11:30 Overview of Results from the ESA Ozone_cci Project M. Van Roozendael (1) P. Braesicke (2) M. Dameris (3) J. Lambert (1) D. Loyola (3) R. van der A (4) M. Weber (5) M. Wolfmueller (3) C. Zehner (6) 1: Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy, BE 2: University of Cambridge, GB 3: German Aerospace Center , DE 4: Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute , NL 5: University of Bremen, DE 6: ESA/ESRIN, IT CCI: Architecture for Climate Monitoring [2-7-3] 10 September 2013, Sidlaw (Level 3) 13:10‐14:50 Chairs: M. Dowell / P. Lecomte 13:10 An architecture for Climate Monitoring from Space M. Dowell, JRC, IT 13:30 Two Decades of Global and Regional Sea Level Observations from the ESA Climate Change Initiative Sea Level Project M. Ablain (1) A. Cazenave (1) G. Larnicol (1) Y. Faugere (1) J. Benveniste (2) S. Dinardo (3) B. Lucas (4) J. Johannessen (5) D. Stammer (6) G. Timms (7) P. Knudsen (8) P. Cipollini (9) M. Roca (10) S. Rudenko (11) J. Fernandes (12) M. Balmaseda (13) T. Guinle (14) 1: CLS, FR 2: ESA, IT 3: SERCO/ESA, IT 4: Demos/ESA, IT 5: NERSC, NO 6: University of Hamburg, DE 1 7: LOGICA, GB 1 8: DTU, DK 1 9: NOC, IT 1 10: isardSAT, ES 1 11: GFZ, DE 1 12: University of Porto, PT 1 13: ECMWF, GB 1 14: CNES, FR 13:50 ESA's Climate Change Initiative for Sea Surface Temperature C. Merchant (1) N. Rayner (2) G. Corlett (3) M. Boettcher (4) H. Roquet (5) S. Eastwood (6) J. Høyer (7) P. Spinks (8) C. Donlon (9) 1: University of Edinburgh/Reading, GB 2: UK Met Office, GB 3: University of Leicester, GB 4: Brockmann Consult, DE 5: Meteo‐France, FR 6: Met No, NO 7: DMI, DK 8: Space Connexions, GB 9: ESA, NL 14:10 Monitoring and Assessing Regional Climate Change in High Latitudes and the Arctic J. Johannessen (1) S. Quegan (2) D. Stammer (3) C. Heinze (4) P. Knudsen (5) L. Bobylev (6) A. Cazenave (7) N. Mognard (7) B. Chapron (8) 1: NERSC, NO 2: University of Sheffield, GB 3: University of Hamburg, DE 4: Geophysical Institute, University of Bergen, NO 5: Danish Technical University, DK 6: Nansen International Remote Sensing Center, St. Petersburg, RU 7: Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, Toulouse, FR 8: Ifremer, Plouzane, Brest, FR 14:30 Use of Earth Observations in Detection, Monitoring and Modelling of Sea Ice and Marine Glacial Ice Hazards in the Arctic D. Barber (1) D. Babb (1) A. Komarov (1) J. Lukovich (1) G. McCullough (1) K. Hochheim (1) M. Asplin (1) I. Dmitrenko (1) 1: University of Mantoba, CA

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CCI: Climate Services [2-7-4] 10 September 2013, Sidlaw (Level 3) 15:20‐17:00 Chairs: B. Pinty / M. Doherty 15:20 Towards a Copernicus Climate Change Service B. Pinty (1) 1: European Commission, BE 15:40 Consistent Global Land Cover Maps for Climate Modeling Communities: Current Achievements of the ESA's Land Cover CCI S. Bontemps (1) P. Defourny (1) J. Radoux (1) E. Van Bogaert (1) C. Lamarche (1) F. Achard (2) P. Mayaux (2) M. Boettcher (3) C. Brockmann (3) G. Kirches (3) M. Zülkhe (3) V. Kalogirou (4) O. Arino (4) 1: Université catholique de Louvain, BE 2: Joint Research Center, IT 3: Brockmann Consult, DE 1 4: ESA, IT 16:00 Results and Achievements of the Glaciers_cci Project F. Paul (1) T. Bolch (1) O. Frey (2) A. Kaab (3) N. Moelg (1) T. Nagler (4) C. Nuth (3) K. Scharer (4) A. Shepherd (5) T. Strozzi (2) F. Ticconi (5) A. Wiesmann (2) 1: University of Zurich, CH 2: Gamma Remote Sensing, CH 3: University of Oslo, NO 4: Enveo, AT 5: University of Leeds, GB 16:20 Climare Reanalysis at ECMWF J. Thépaut (1) D. Dee (1) G. Balsamo (1) M. Alonso Balmaseda (1) R. Engelen (1) A. Simmons (1) 1: ECMWF, GB 16:40 Global Burned Area Mapping from ESA Satellites: the Fire_cci Project E. Chuvieco (1) 1: University of Alcala, ES The new Scientific Challenges for ESA’s Living Planet Programme Planning of the update of the Living Planet Science Strategy 10 September 2013, Sidlaw (Level 3) 17:30‐18:30 Chairs: A. O’Neil / M. Rast Question and answers session on the proposed updates of the Scientific Challenges for ESA's Living Planet Programme from 2006, which were distributed to Participants before the Symposium. Stratosphere/Upper Atmosphere 3 [2-8-1] 10 September 2013, Fintry (Level 3) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: M. Hegglin / J. Tamminen 08:00 The Ozone CCI ‐ Overview of the Information Content and data Quality of Contributing Limb and Nadir O3 Profile Data Sets A. Keppens (1) D. Hubert (1) T. Verhoelst (1) J. Granville (1) J. Lambert (1) R. Stuebi (2) A. Delcloo (3) R. Kivi (4) S. Godin‐Beekmann (5) R. Siddans (6) G. Miles (6) R. van der A (7) J. van Peet (7) V. Sofieva (8) E. Kyrola (8) J. Tamminen (8) A. Laeng (9) G. Stiller (9) T. von Clarmann (9) N. Raphoe (10) M. Weber (10) 1: Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy (BIRA‐IASB), BE 2: Federal Office of Meteorology and Climatology (MeteoSwiss), CH 3: Royal Meteorological Institute of Belgium (KMI‐IRM), BE 4: Finnish Meteorological Institute – Arctic Research Centre (FMI‐ARC), FI 5: LATMOS, UVSQ, UPMC, CNRS, FR 1 6: Rutherford Appleton Laboratory (RAL), GB 1 7: Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI), NL 1 8: Finnish Meteorological Institute – Earth Observation, FI 1 9: Karlsruher Institut fur Technologie (KIT), DE 2 10: Institute for Environmental Physics (IUP), University of Bremen, DE

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08:20 Total Ozone Trend Patterns from a Homogenized European Satellite Sensor Data Base M. Coldewey‐Egbers (1) D. Loyola (1) M. van Roozendael (2) W. Zimmer (1) C. Lerot (2) M. Dameris (1) P. Braesicke (3) 1: German Aerospace Center, DE 2: BIRA‐IASB, BE 3: University of Cambridge, GB 08:40 Stratospheric Ozone Time Series Analysis using Dynamical Linear Models M. Laine (1) E. Kyrölä (1) 1: Finnish Meteorological Institute, FI 09:00 Twelve Years of Arctic Ozone Loss Observed by the Odin Satellite K. Sagi (1) J. Urban (1) P. Eriksson (1) D. Murtagh (1) 1: Chalmers University of Technology, SE 09:20 Consistent Circulation Differences in the Southern Hemisphere caused by Ozone Changes P. Braesicke (1) J. Keeble (2) X. Yang (1) G. Stiller (3) S. Kellmann (3) J. Pyle (1) 1: NCAS/University of Cambridge, GB 2: University of Cambridge, GB 3: IMK‐ASF, KIT, DE

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 57 Stratosphere/Upper Atmosphere 4 [2-8-2] 10 September 2013, Fintry (Level 3) 10:10‐12:10 Chairs: J. Tamminen / J. Orphal 10:10 Recent Developments to the RAL Joint IASI+GOME‐2 Ozone Profile Retrievals using TIR, UV and Visible Spectra G. Miles (1) R. Siddans (1) B. Latter (1) A. Waterfall (1) B. Kerridge (1) 1: STFC Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, GB 10:30 Nitric Oxide Retrieval with SCIAMACHY S. Bender (1) M. Sinnhuber (1) M. Langowski (2) J. Burrows (2) B. Funke (3) M. López‐ Puertas (3) 1: KIT, Karlsruhe, DE 2: IUP, Uni Bremen, DE 3: IAA, CSIC, Granada, ES 10:50 Improved MIPAS Classification of Polar Stratospheric Cloud Types: Methodology, Validation, and Applications R. Spang (1) S. Griessbach (2) J. Grooß (1) L. Hoffmann (1) R. Müller (1) M. Höpfner (3) M. Fromm (4) M. Pitts (5) L. Poole (5) 1: Forschungszentrum Jülich, DE 2: Forschungszentrum Jülich, Jülich Supercomputing Centre, DE 3: Karlsruher Institut für Technologie, IMK, DE 4: Naval Research Laboratory, US 5: NASA Langley Research Center, US 11:10 Polar Stratospheric Clouds: Comparison Between a 3D‐CTM with Detailed Online PSC Microphysics and CALIPSO Observations S. Viscardy (1) Q. Errera (1) M. Pitts (2) L. Poole (3) S. Chabrillat (1) F. Daerden (1) 1: Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy (BISA), BE 2: NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, Virginia, US 3: Science Systems and Applications, Inc., Hampton, Virginia, US 11:30 The Middle and Upper Atmosphere as Observed by MIPAS/Envisat M. Lopez‐Puertas (1) B. Funke (1) M. Garcia‐Comas (1) A. Gardini (1) A. Jurado‐ Navarro (1) T. von Clarmann (2) G. Stiller (2) U. Grabowski (2) N. Glatthor (2) . Hoepfner (2) S. Kellmann (2) M. Kiefer (2) A. Linden (2) F. Friederich (2) M. Kaufmann (3) 1: IAA‐CSIC, ES 2: IMK‐ASF, KIT, DE 1 3: Forschungszentrum Julich, DE 11:50 ESA's Atmospheric Composition Validation and Evolution ‐ Science Community Recommendations A. Dehn (1) S. Casadio (2) T. Fehr (1) B. Bojkov (1) 1: ESA/ESRIN, IT 2: Serco S.p.A., IT

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Stratosphere/Upper Atmosphere 5 [2-8-3] 10 September 2013, Fintry (Level 3) 13:10‐14:50 Chairs: J. Orphal / P. Levelt 13:10 Variability and Linear Changes of Stratospheric Water Vapour: An Analysis based on HALOE and MIPAS Observations S. Lossow (1) T. Schieferdecker (1) G. Stiller (1) A. Kubin (2) U. Langematz (2) H. Garny (3) M. Dameris (3) 1: KIT, DE 2: FU Berlin, DE 3: DLR Oberpfaffenhofen‐Wessling, DE 13:30 Resolving the Stratospheric Water Vapour Entry Puzzle using a Combined Model‐ Measurement Approach M. Hegglin (1) D. Plummer (2) J. Scinocca (2) T. Shepherd (1) C. Reader (2) J. Anderson (3) L. Froidevaux (4) B. Funke (5) J. Lumpe (6) E. Remsberg (7) A. Rozanov (8) J. Urban (9) T. von Clarmann (10) K. Walker (11) R. Wang (12) 1: University of Reading, GB 2: Environment Canada, CA 3: Hampton University, US 4: JPL, US 5: CSIC, ES 6: Computational Physics Inc, US 1 7: NASA Langley Research Center, US 1 8: University of Bremen, DE 1 9: Chalmers University, SE 1 10: KIT, DE 1 11: University of Toronto, CA 1 12: Georgia Institute of Technology, US 13:50 Water Vapour Column Density Time Series from the GOME, SCIAMACHY and GOME‐2 Instruments M. Grossi (1) P. Valks (1) S. Slijkhuis (1) D. Loyola (1) B. Aberle (1) S. Beirle (2) K. Mies (2) T. Wagner (2) H. Gleisner (3) J. Nielsen (3) K. Lauritsen (3) 1: DLR, DE 2: MPI‐C, DE 3: DMI, DK 14:10 The Solar Proton Events in 2012 as Observed by MIPAS T. von Clarmann (1) B. Funke (2) M. Lopez‐Puertas (2) S. Kellmann (1) A. Linden (1) G. Stiller (1) C. Jackman (3) V. Harvey (4) 1: KIT/IMK, DE 2: IAA/CSIC, ES 3: NASA GSFC, US 4: University of Colorado, US 14:30 Metals in the Mesosphere: Meteoroids, Satellite Retrievals and Modelling. E. Dawkins (1) J. Plane (1) M. Chipperfield (1) W. Feng (1) J. Gumbel (2) J. Hedin (2) J. Friedman (3) 1: University of Leeds, GB 2: Stockholm University, SE 3: Arecibo Observatory, PR

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 57 Air Quality 1 [2-8-4] 10 September 2013, Fintry (Level 3) 15:20‐17:00 Chairs: V.‐H. Peuch / D. Balis 15:20 Satellite‐derived Estimates of NOx and SO2 Emissions from the Canadian Oil Sands and Other Localized Sources C. McLinden (1) V. Fioletov (1) 1: Environment Canada, CA 15:40 Improving UK Air Quality Modelling Through Exploitation of Satellite Observations R. Pope (1) M. Chipperfield (1) N. Savage (2) 1: University of Leeds , GB 2: Met Office, GB 16:00 Advancing the NO2 Retrieval for the (TROP)OMI Sensors J. van Geffen (1) F. Boersma (2) B. Maasakkers (2) P. Veefkind (1) 1: KNMI, NL 2: KNMI / TUe, NL 16:20 A Global Satellite‐based Trend Analysis of Tropospheric Nitrogen Dioxide P. Schneider (1) R. van der A (2) 1: NILU ‐ Norwegian Institute for Air Research, NO 2: Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute, NL

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16:40 Exploring the Sensitivity of the OMI‐NO2 Product to Emission Changes Across Europe using a Chemistry Transport Model M. Schaap (1) L. Curier (1) R. Kranenburg (1) R. Timmermans (1) 1: TNO, NL

Related posters on Wednesday September 11, from page 107 Overview GSCDA & Today’s Copernicus Contributing Missions [2-9-1] 10 September 2013, Pentland (Level 3) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: B. Hoersch / V. Amans 08:00 Introduction to the Data Warehouse: Status, Outlook and ESA GCM Contribution B. Hoersch (1) 1: ESA, IT 08:20 GMES Space Component Data Access Infrastructure Development and Operations V. Amans (1) J. Martin (1) 1: ESA, IT 08:40 Coordinating and Monitoring Quality Information within the GMES Space Component Data Access System S. Saunier (1) G. Ottavianelli (2) N. Camlong (1) P. Floissac (1) 1: Magellium, FR 2: ESA/ESRIN, FR 09:00 Using RADARSAT to Support C‐Band SAR Data Continuity for the European User Community W. Branson (1) L. Odin (1) S. Fleming (1) D. Belton (2) 1: MDA Geospatial Services Inc, CA 2: MDA Geospatial Services Inc, CA 09:20 TerraSAR Advancements & Next Generation ‐ Mission Capabilities Supporting GMES T. Schrage (1) J. Janoth (1) K. Bach (1) M. Tinz (1) C. Thiergan (1) 1: Astrium GEO‐ Information Services ‐ Infoterra GmbH, DE

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 47 Today’s Copernicus Contributing Missions II [2-9-2] 10 September 2013, Pentland (Level 3) 10:10‐11:50 Chairs: V. Amans / B. Hoersch 10:10 Contribution to the Data Warehouse and Prospects of the IRS Program F. Barner (1) R. Haydn (1) M. Parmar (2) 1: Euromap GmbH, DE 2: Antrix, IN 10:30 Supporting Europe’s optical satellite data needs now and in future: Contributions to TPM and DWH M. Apel (1) E. Paasche (1) 1: RapidEye , DE 10:50 A Comprehensive Satellite Portfolio for the Benefit of GMES and of ESA Science Users: Pleiades, Spot, TerraSAR‐X I. Lampin (1) M. Weber (2) L. Salson (1) C. Leduc (1) N. Rousseau (1) N. Chetail (1) 1: Astrium Geo‐information Services, FR 2: Astrium Geo‐information Services, DE 11:10 Making Available Multitemporal Coverages at Continental Scale in Africa: DEIMOS‐1 Imaging Campaigns for GMES and Beyond F. Lozano (1) M. Diez (1) J. Gil (1) C. Moclán (1) P. Pisabarro (1) A. Romo (1) F. Pirondini (1) 1: ELECNOR DEIMOS IMAGING, ES 11:30 Timeliness and Availability of SPOT‐VEGETATION Data S. Verbeiren (1) E. Gontier (1) B. Deronde (1) 1: VITO nv, BE

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Today’s Copernicus Contributing Missions III and Copernicus Services I [2-9-3] 10 September 2013, Pentland (Level 3) 13:10‐14:50 Chairs: B. Hoersch / V. Amans 13:10 Update on the DMC Third Party Missions, Contributions to GSC‐DA and New Satellites for Future Phases G. Holmes (1) 1: DMC International Imaging Ltd, GB 13:30 Direct Tasking of High Resolution Optical Satellites. The Evolution from Single‐Satellite to Constellation Planning G. Ellis (1) 1: European Space Imaging, DE 13:50 COSMO‐SkyMed Constellation, GeoEye‐1 and IKONOS‐2 Contribution to GSC‐DA Future Phases A. Bucarelli (1) A. Oddone (1) 1: e‐GEOS SPA, IT 14:10 European Land Cover Mapping: Towards a Systematic Land Monitoring Service in the Copernicus Programme. H. Dufourmont (1) T. Langanke (1) G. Büttner (1) A. Sousa (1) C. Steenmans (1) 1: EEA, DK 14:30 Operating the Copernicus Global Land Service B. Smets (1) R. Lacaze (2) I. Trigo (3) A. Jann (4) J. Calvet (5) F. Camacho (6) F. Baret (7) W. Wagner (8) P. Defourny (9) K. Tansey (10) C. Da Camara (11) 1: VITO, BE 2: Hygeos, FR 3: Instituto Portugês do Mar e da Atmosfera, PT 4: Zentralanstalt für Meteorologie und Geodynamik, AT 5: Météo‐France, FR 6: EOLAB, ES 7: Institut National de Recherche Agronomique, FR 8: Technical University of Vienna, AT 9: Université Catholique de Louvain, BE 1 10: University of Leicester, GB 1 11: Instituto D. Luis, PT

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 47 Copernicus Services II [2-9-4] 10 September 2013, Pentland (Level 3) 15:20‐17:00 Chairs: V. Amans / B. Hoersch 15:20 The Use of EO data in Emergency Mapping in Rush Mode: Experience from the First Year of GIO EMS RUSH Operations A. Di Federico (1) D. Grandoni (1) 1: e‐GEOS, IT 15:40 MYOCEAN : Copernicus Marine Environment Monitoring Service: Sustainability and Dependency on Future Satellite Missions J. Dorandeu (1) 1: Mercator‐Ocean, FR 16:00 GMES Pre‐Operational Services Supporting European External Actions S. Proietti (1) F. Lorenzon (1) M. Palacio (2) R. Romero (3) T. Hahmann (4) E. Schoepfer (4) 1: e‐GEOS SPA, IT 2: INDRA SISTEMAS S.A., ES 3: INDRA INDRA SISTEMAS S.A., ES 4: DEUTSCHES ZENTRUM FUER LUFT‐UN RAUMFAHRT EV, DE 16:20 GMES Space Component Data Access: Lessons Learnt from the Implementation of Satellite‐Based Irrigation Advisory Services F. Vuolo (1) A. Groom (2) E. Williams (2) N. Jimenez (3) A. Calera (3) A. Osann (3) 1: University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna, AT 2: Astrium Services, GB 3: University of Castilla‐La Mancha, ES 16:40 Urban Atlas Project – DG REGIO C. Sannier (1) L. Mequignon (1) 1: SIRS, FR

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10 September Posters Tue-P-01 Data Visualization in space based Earth observation 2‐P‐1 Visual Data Mining for Exploration of EO Images Archives D. Teleaga (1) M. Buican (1) C. Cucu‐Dumitrescu (1) F. Serban (1) M. Datcu (2) 1: Advanced Studies and Research Center, RO 2: DLR, DE Tue-P-02 EnMap 2‐P‐2 Temporal Conditions for the Use of EnMAP Data for Emergency Response Services M. Habermeyer (1) S. Eberle (1) K. Missling (1) R. Mueller (1) H. Muehle (1) A. Ohndorf (1) T. Storch (1) 1: DLR ‐ German Aerospace Center, DE 2‐P‐3 The EnMAP‐Box ‐ a Toolbox for Imaging Spectroscopy Data Analysis and a Programming Interface for Application Development S. van der Linden (1) A. Rabe (1) B. Jakimow (1) M. Held (1) P. Leitao (1) P. Hostert (1) 1: Humboldt‐Universitaet Berlin, DE 2‐P‐4 Image Processing Chains for ALOS and EnMAP Data: Similarities and Differences T. Storch (1) P. Schwind (1) G. Palubinskas (1) R. Mueller (1) M. Schneider (1) P. Reinartz (1) C. Chlebek (1) F. Gascon (2) 1: DLR, DE 2: ESA, IT Tue-P-03 ESA's Biomass Mission 2‐P‐5 On the Calibration Strategy for Biomass Mission Retrieval Algorithms L. Villard (1) T. Le Toan (1) 1: CESBIO, FR 2‐P‐6 Temporal Monitoring of Polarimetric Backscattering and Coherence on Tropical Forests with Tower Based Experiment A. Hamadi (1) P. Borderies (2) C. Albinet (3) T. Koleck (4) l. Villard (3) T. le Toan (3) F. Rocca (5) S. Tebaldini (5) D. Ho Tong Minh (5) 1: midival, FR 2: ONERA, FR 3: cesbio, FR 4: CNES, FR 5: Politecnico di milano, IT 2‐P‐7 Overview of Three Ground Radar Experiments for Sensitivity Study over Temperate and Tropical Forests C. Albinet (1) P. Borderies (1) A. Hamadi (2) T. Koleck (3) N. Floury (4) 1: ONERA, FR 2: CESBIO, FR 3: CNES, FR 4: ESA‐ESTEC, NL 2‐P‐8 Estimation of Biomass and Biomass Change in Boreal Forests using P‐band Polarimetric SAR L. Ulander (1) G. Sandberg (2) M. Soja (2) 1: FOI, SE 2: Chalmers University of Technology, SE 2‐P‐9 Retrieval of Tropical Forest Height by means of SAR Tomography D. Ho Tong Minh (1) T. Le Toan (1) F. Rocca (2) S. Tebaldini (2) L. Villard (1) 1: Centre d’Etudes Spatiales de la Biosphere (CESBIO), FR 2: Politecnico di Milano, IT Tue-P-04 REDD, Forestry and Biomass 2‐P‐11 Model‐based Estimation of Forest Growing Stock Volume with ALOS PALSAR Backscatter and Polarimetric Parameter F. Ling (1) E. Chen (2) 1: Fuzhou University, CN 2: Chinese Academy of Forestry, CN 2‐P‐12 Estimation of Forest Density by Polarimetric Unmixing S. Anfinsen (1) 1: University of Tromsø, NO 2‐P‐13 Integration of Alos PalSAR and LIDAR IceSAT Data in a Multistep Approach for Wide Area Biomass Mapping in Borneo M. Quinones (1) D. Hokman (2) 1: SarVision, NL 2: Wageningen University, NL 2‐P‐14 Using ALOS PALSAR L‐Band SAR to Detect Changes in Aboveground Carbon Stocks in Tropical Forests E. Mitchard (1) 1: University of Edinburgh, GB 36 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

2‐P‐15 Mapping Above‐Ground Biomass in Savanna Woodlands using L‐band SAR Data and a Machine Learning Algorithm J. Carreiras (1) J. Melo (1) M. Vasconcelos (1) 1: Tropical Research Institute (IICT), PT 2‐P‐16 Final Results: ALOS PALSAR Based Estimation of Above Ground Woody Biomass in African Savanna Woodlands C. Paradzayi (1) H. Annegarn (2) C. Schmullius (3) 1: Midlands State University, ZW 2: UJ, ZA 3: Friedrich Schiller University, DE 2‐P‐17 Delineation of Woody Cover by using Full and Dual Polarimetric L‐ and C‐Band Datasets in the Kruger National Park, SA M. Urbazaev (1) C. Schmullius (1) C. Thiel (1) R. Mathieu (2) L. Naidoo (2) S. Levick (3) I. Smit (4) G. Asner (5) B. Leblon (6) 1: Friedrich‐Schiller‐University Jena, DE 2: Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, Pretoria, ZA 3: Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry, Jena, DE 4: South African National Parks, Skukuza, ZA 5: Carnegie Institution of Science, Stanford, US 6: University of New Brunswick, CA 2‐P‐18 Carbon Stocks of Cameroon Savanna and Changes 2007‐2010 using ALOS PALSAR Data S. Mermoz (1) T. Le Toan (1) L. Villard (1) R. Maxime (2) S. Joerg (3) 1: CESBIO, FR 2: LEDB, FR 3: Mesa‐Consult, DE 2‐P‐19 What Determines Regional Patterns in Aboveground Woody Biomass in a Complex African Woodland (Miombo) Landscape? I. McNicol (1) C. Ryan (1) Y. Gao (1) M. Williams (1) 1: University of Edinburgh, GB 2‐P‐20 Assessing Carbon Stocks over Tropical Peat Swamp Forests Using Multi‐Temporal L‐Band SAR Data A. Wijaya (1) V. Liesenberg (2) A. Susanti (3) O. Karyanto (3) 1: Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR), ID 2: TU‐Bergakademie Freiberg, DE 3: Faculty of Forestry, Gadjah Mada Univ., ID 2‐P‐22 Soil and Vegetation Parameters derived from different Envisat Products ‐ Single‐Look Complex and Precision Images D. Ziolkowski (1) K. Dabrowska‐Zielinska (1) I. Malek (1) M. Tomaszewska (1) M. Budzynska (1) 1: Institute of Geodesy and Cartography, PL 2‐P‐23 Performance of Microwave Data for Assessment of Biomass,Soil Moisture and Carbon Balance for Wetlands K. Dabrowska ‐ Zielinska (1) K. Dabrowska ‐ Zielinska (2) M. Budzynska (1) D. Ziolkowski (1) M. Gatkowska (1) M. Tomaszewska (1) K. Turlej (1) I. Malek (1) 1: Institute of Geodesy and Cartography, PL 2: Institute of Geodesy and Carography, PL 2‐P‐24 Multiple Remote Sensing Data Sources for REDD+ Monitoring V. De Sy (1) M. Herold (1) A. Wijaya (2) L. Verchot (2) E. Lindquist (3) F. Achard (4) 1: Laboratory of Geo‐Information Science and Remote Sensing, Wageningen University, NL 2: Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR), ID 3: Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO), IT 4: Joint Research Centre (JRC) of the European Commission, IT 2‐P‐25 Complex Analysis of Optic and Radar Data Observed for Forest Landscapes V. Savorskiy (1) A. Zakharov (1) O. Panova (1) D. Ermakov (1) L. Zakharova (1) V. Kaevitser (1) S. Maklakov (1) S. Chumachenko (2) 1: IRE RAS, RU 2: MFSU, RU 2‐P‐26 Terrain Effects on Envisat and Sentinel‐1 SAR Coverage and Relevance for Tropical Forest Monitoring in Southeast Asia D. Rueß (1) D. Pflugmacher (2) R. Reulke (3) P. Hostert (2) 1: DLR, DE 2: Humboldt‐ Universität zu Berlin, Geography Department, DE 3: Humboldt‐Universität zu Berlin, Department of Computer Science, DE 2‐P‐27 Exploiting the synergy of TanDEM‐X & TerraSAR‐X missions to map and monitor tropical forests D. Weihing (1) F. von Poncet (1) M. Schlund (1) 1: Astrium GEO‐Information Services, DE 37 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

2‐P‐28 Contribution of Texture from TerraSar‐X Radar Image for Forest Classification H. Benelcadi (1) P. Frison (1) C. Lardeux (2) J. Rudant (1) 1: University Paris EST‐ Marne la vallée, FR 2: ONF International, FR 2‐P‐30 Investigation of the Impact of Freezing on the Scattering Phase Center in Sibe‐Ria using ALOS PALSAR FBS and FBD Data C. Thiel (1) C. Schmullius (1) 1: Friedrich‐Schiller‐University Jena, DE 2‐P‐31 Tropical forest tree height retrieval with TanDEM‐X: Algorithm development and accuracy analysis O. Antropov (1) Y. Rauste (1) T. Häme (1) 1: VTT Technical research Centre of Finland, FI 2‐P‐32 Improving Forest Biomass Estimation Methodology in Estonia Using Spaceborne SAR Imagery A. Olesk (1) K. Voormansik (2) K. Zalite (3) A. Reinart (4) M. Noorma (3) Y. Desnos (5) 1: ESA/Regio, EE 2: Regio, EE 3: University of Tartu, EE 4: Tartu Observatory, EE 5: ESA, IT 2‐P‐33 Forest Parameters Derivation from SAR Data in the Czech Republic J. Slacikova (1) M. Potuckova (1) 1: Charles University in Prague, CZ 2‐P‐34 Application of SAR to Vegetation Analysis in Central Amazon: Study Case Tapajós National Forest P. Da Conceicao Bispo (1) J. Santos (2) K. Papathanassiou (3) F. Seifert (1) M. Valeriano (2) 1: ESA, IT 2: National Institute for Space Research (INPE), São José dos Campos, BR 3: German Aerospace Establishment (DLR), Wessling, DE 2‐P‐35 TerraSAR‐X Based Monitoring of Mangrove Reforestation in Senegal F. von Poncet (1) K. Peterson (1) 1: Astrium Services, DE 2‐P‐36 Mapping Selective Logging in Tropical Forest with Spaceborne SAR Data Y. Rauste (1) O. Antropov (1) T. Häme (1) G. Ramminger (2) S. Gomez (2) F. Seifert (3) 1: VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, FI 2: GAF AG, DE 3: ESA, IT 2‐P‐37 Contribution of Radar Spaceborne Data for Change Monitoring of Fragmented Forests in the Caribbean Region of Colombia F. Catel (1) D. Niamien (2) P. Frison (2) O. Rangel Churio (1) A. Rudas Lleras (1) 1: Colombia National University, Natural Science Institut, CO 2: University of Paris‐Est Marne‐la‐Vallée, ESYCOM laboratory, FR 2‐P‐38 Reducing Uncertainties Associated with Deforestation Estimation in Ireland using Optical and Radar Sensors J. Devaney (1) B. Barrett (2) J. Redmond (3) F. Cawkwell (2) J. O'Halloran (1) 1: School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences, University College Cork (UCC), IE 2: School of Geography and Archaeology, University College Cork (UCC), IE 3: Forest Service, Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine, IE 2‐P‐39 Polarimetric Properties of Burned Forest Areas at C‐ and L‐band M. Tanase (1) M. Santoro (2) C. Aponte (1) J. de la Riva (3) 1: The University of Melbourne, AU 2: Gamma Remote Sensing AG, CH 3: The University of Zaragoza, ES Tue-P-05 Land Surface Temperature and Fires 2‐P‐41 Prototype Global Burnt Area Algorithm Using a Multi‐Sensor Approach G. Lopez Saldana (1) J. Pereira (1) F. Aires (2) 1: Universidade Tecnica de Lisboa, PT 2: Estellus, FR 2‐P‐42 2008 Global Burned Area Maps from MERIS within ESA's Fire_CCI I. Alonso‐Canas (1) E. Chuvieco (1) 1: University of Alcalá, ES 2‐P‐43 An Exploration of CHRIS PROBA Hyperspectral Imagery for Obtaining Burnt Area Cartography G. Petropoulos (1) C. Kontoes (2) 1: ABERYSTWYTH UNIVERSITY, GB 2: NATIONAL OBSERVATORY OF ATHENS, GR 38 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

2‐P‐44 Fire Scars Area Estimation using CHRIS PROBA Satellite Data L. Filchev (1) P. Dimitrov (1) 1: SRTI‐BAS, BG 2‐P‐45 Sentinel‐3 Satellite Applications in the Monitoring of the Active Forest Fires A. Calle (1) F. González‐Alonso (2) 1: University of Valladolid, ES 2: CIFOR‐INIA, ES 2‐P‐46 Comparison of Orbital and Ground Based Spectroscopic Measurements of CO and CH4 Total Content V. Rakitin (1) L. Yurganov (2) A. Safronov (1) E. Grechko (1) E. Fokeeva (1) A. Dzhola (1) N. Pankratova (1) 1: Obukhov Institute of Atmospheric Physics RAS, RU 2: Joint Center for Earth Systems Technology, University of Maryland Baltimore County, Baltimore, MD, US 2‐P‐47 Pit Fires Near Real Time Detection and Monitoring Based on Spectral Indices A. Nikitskiy (1) A. Cheremisova (1) 1: RDC SCANEX, RU 2‐P‐48 Forest Fire Management: A Comprehensive and Operational Approach R. Fabrizi (1) A. Gómez (2) B. Perez (2) 1: INSA, Ingenieria y Servicios Aeroespaciales, S.A., IT 2: INSA, Ingenieri‐a y Servicios Aeroespaciales, S.A., ES 2‐P‐49 Operational Pre‐Processing of MERIS, (A)ATSR and VEGETATION Data for the ESA‐CCI project "Fire‐Disturbance" K. Guenther (1) M. Bachmann (1) M. Habermeyer (1) T. Krauss (2) R. Richter (1) R. Mueller (2) B. Fichtelmann (1) E. Borg (1) M. Wurm (1) W. Heldens (1) V. Gstaiger (2) A. Mueller (1) 1: DLR ‐ DFD German Remote Sensing Data Center, DE 2: DLR ‐ IMF Remote Sensing Technology Institute, DE 2‐P‐50 FRP Power Law Distribution of Forest Fires in China J. Casanova (1) P. Salvador (2) J. Sanz (2) J. Rodriguez (2) 1: University of Valldolid‐ LATUV, ES 2: LATUV‐UVA, ES 2‐P‐51 An Angular Thermal‐Infrared Data Acquisition System to Validate and Improve Satellite Products R. Niclos (1) J. Valiente (2) D. Corell (2) M. Barbera (1) M. Estrela (1) 1: University of Valencia, ES 2: Instituto Universitario Centro de Estudios Ambientales del Mediterráneo, ES 2‐P‐52 Land Surface Temperature and Emissivity Products and their Validation S. Hook (1) G. Hulley (1) 1: Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, US 2‐P‐53 Leaf Water Content Retrieval from the Mid‐wave Infrared (2 ‐ 6 m) spectra S. Ullah (1) A. Skidmore (1) T. Groen (1) M. Schlerf (2) 1: Faculty of Geo‐Information Science and Earth Observation ITC, University of Twente, NL 2: Centre de Recherche Public‐Gabriel Lippmann CRPGL, LU 2‐P‐54 Exploration of Surface Temperature and Cloudiness for Soil Moisture Remote Sensing L. Zhuo (1) D. Han (1) 1: University of Bristol, GB 2‐P‐55 Estimation of Energy Fluxes and Soil Moisture From AATSR, MERIS and SimSphere Land Surface Process Model G. Petropoulos (1) T. Carlson (2) 1: ABERYSTWYTH UNIVERSITY, GB 2: PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY, US 2‐P‐56 Analysis of the Land Surface Temperature and NDVI using MODIS Data on the Arctic Tundra during the Last Decade C. Mattar (1) C. Durán (1) J. Jiménez‐Muñoz (2) J. Sobrino (2) 1: University of Chile, CL 2: University of Valencia, ES 2‐P‐57 Comparing Remote Sensing Derived Land Surface Temperature and Air Temperature from in‐Situ Station on Pan‐Arctic Scale M. Urban (1) J. Eberle (1) C. Hüttich (1) C. Schmullius (1) M. Herold (2) 1: Friedrich‐ Schiller‐University Jena, DE 2: Wageningen University, NL 2‐P‐58 ThermCERT ‐ Thermal and Carbon Efficiency Reporting Tool. S. Lee (1) 1: Stevenson Astrosat, GB 39 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

2‐P‐59 Analysis of the relationship between settlement density & land surface temperature using multi‐sensor RS data C. Berger (1) C. Baumgart (1) M. Voltersen (1) I. Walde (1) S. Hese (1) C. Schmullius (1) 1: University of Jena, DE 2‐P‐60 Satellite Remote Sensing of the Urban Heat Island (UHI) Effect in Johannesburg C. Hardy (1) A. Nel (1) 1: University of Johannesburg, ZA Tue-P-06 Climate OPT/IR 2‐P‐62 Airborne Land Surface Temperature for a Pixel to Pixel Calibration Procedure of an Energy Water Balance Model in Barrax C. Corbari (1) M. Mancini (1) J. Sobrino (2) 1: Politecnico di Milano, IT 2: University of Valencia, ES 2‐P‐63 Validation of Simulated MM5‐Coupled PROMET Land Surface Temperatures Using MSG/SEVIRI Data B. Putzenlechner (1) F. Zabel (1) M. Muerth (1) W. Mauser (1) 1: LMU Munich, DE 2‐P‐64 Implementation of EF from SEBS in a LUE Model in a Rapeseed Cropland N. Pardo (1) J. Timmermans (2) I. Pérez (1) M. García (1) Z. Su (2) M. Sánchez (1) 1: Dept. of Applied Physics, University of Valladolid (UVA), ES 2: Dept. of Water Resources, ITC, University of Twente, NL 2‐P‐65 Evapotranspiration Rates, their Changes, and Change Implications for Water Availability across Different Land‐Use Areas F. Jaramillo (1) G. Destouni (1) 1: Department of Physical Geography and Quaternary Geology/ Stockholm University, SE 2‐P‐66 The ESA WACMOS‐ET Project: Advancing in the Production of Evapotranspiration from Satellite Observations C. Jimenez (1) C. Prigent (2) D. Miralles (3) I. Trigo (4) J. Muller (5) M. Disney (5) M. McCabe (6) A. Ershadi (7) B. Muller (8) M. Hirschi (8) S. Seneviratne (8) P. Schneider (9) F. Prata (9) J. Fisher (10) Q. Mu (11) B. Su (12) J. Timmermans (12) M. Abouali (12) X. Chen (12) F. Aires (2) M. Jung (13) M. Reichstein (13) D. Fernandez (14) 1: Pars Observatory, FR 2: Estellus, FR 3: Uni. of Bristol, GB 4: IPMA, PT 5: UCL, GB 6: KAUST, SA 7: UNSW, AU 8: ETHZ, CH 1 9: NILU, NO 1 10: JPL, US 1 11: NTSG, US 1 12: ITC, NL 2 13: MPI‐BG, DE 2 14: ESA, IT 2‐P‐67 Rainfall Estimation from MSG‐SEVIRI Data using Support Vector Machine (SVM): Case Study in Lake Tana Basin, Ethiopia Z. Duan (1) 1: Delft University of Technology, NL 2‐P‐68 Developing Earth System Data Records for the Global Terrestrial Water Cycle with Support from Satellite Missions M. Pan (1) A. Sahoo (1) J. Sheffield (1) P. Houser (2) R. MacCracken (2) D. Lettenmaier (3) H. Gao (3) R. Pinker (4) C. Kummerow (5) J. Bytheway (5) 1: Princeton University, US 2: George Mason University, US 3: University of Washington, US 4: University of Maryland, US 1 5: Colorado State University, US 2‐P‐69 Monitoring soil Infiltration in Semi‐Arid Regions with METEOSAT and a Coupled Model Approach using PROMET and SLC P. Klug (1) H. Bach (1) S. Migdall (1) 1: VISTA Remote Sensing in Geosciences GmbH, DE 2‐P‐70 The ESA STSE Changing Earth Science Network 2008‐2013: Supporting the Next Generation of European Scientists D. Fernández‐Prieto (1) R. Sabia (1) 1: ESA, IT 2‐P‐71 Bayesian Cloud Detection for Remote Sensing of Land Surface Temperature C. Bulgin (1) C. Old (1) C. Merchant (2) H. Sembhi (3) D. Ghent (3) 1: University of Edinburgh, GB 2: University of Edinburgh/University of Reading, GB 3: University of Leicester, GB

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2‐P‐72 Error Characterisation of the ESA Essential Climate Variables J. Walker (1) 1: European Space Agency, GB 2‐P‐73 Assessment of Impact of ESA CCI Land Cover Information for Global Climate Model Simulations I. Khlystova (1) A. Loew (1) S. Kloster (1) S. Hagemann (1) P. Defourny (2) C. Brockmann (3) S. Bontemps (2) 1: Max Plank Institute for Meteorology, DE 2: Université Catholique de Louvain, BE 3: Brockmann Consult GmbH, DE 2‐P‐74 Uncertainty and Ambiguity in Air‐sea Gas Fluxes a Flexible System in Response to a Debate on Transfer velocity D. Woolf (1) L. Goddijn‐Murphy (2) J. Prytherch (3) M. Yelland (3) P. Nightingale (4) P. Land (4) J. Shutler (4) J. Piolle (5) J. Hanafin (5) B. Chapron (5) 1: Heriot Watt University, GB 2: Environmental Research Institute, NHC‐UHI, GB 3: National Oceanography Centre, GB 4: Plymouth Marine Laboratory, GB 1 5: IFREMER, FR 2‐P‐75 Estimating Global Terrestrial Carbon Fluxes from Satellite‐Derived Biometric Data. A. Bloom (1) M. Williams (1) 1: University of Edinburgh, GB 2‐P‐76 Estimation of Terrestrial Carbon Cycle Parameters Using a Particle Filter S. Kemp (1) A. Terwisscha van Scheltinga (1) M. Scholze (2) 1: University of Bristol, GB 2: Lund University, SE 2‐P‐77 Changes in Albedo and Carbon Storage caused by Deforestation in South‐Central Chile A. Braun (1) 1: Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, DE 2‐P‐78 EVI‐Based Optimization of Canopy Parameters of a Global Ecosystem Model for Tropical Evergreen Forests M. De Weirdt (1) I. Moreau (2) N. MacBean (3) H. Verbeeck (1) 1: Ghent University, BE 2: UCL Earth and Life Institute/ ELI‐e, BE 3: Laboratoire des Sciences du Climat et de l'Environnement, FR 2‐P‐79 Validation of Seasonal Forecasts over the Mediterranean Basin Using Ground Based and Satellite Data G. Redaelli (1) B. Grassi (1) G. Visconti (1) 1: University of L'Aquila, IT 2‐P‐80 The derivation of a CO2 Fugacity Climatology from SOCAT’s Global in Situ Data L. Goddijn‐Murphy (1) D. Woolf (2) P. Land (3) J. Shutler (3) 1: Environmental Research Institute, NHC‐UHI, GB 2: International Centre for Island Technology, Heriot Watt University, GB 3: Plymouth Marine Laboratory, GB 2‐P‐81 Separating the Impact of Climate Change on Plankton Ecosystem from Natural Climate Variability in the CMCC ESM M. Vichi (1) S. Masina (1) P. Fogli (2) L. Patara (3) 1: CMCC‐INGV, IT 2: CMCC, IT 3: GEOMAR, DE Tue-P-07 Methods and Products OPT/IR 2‐P‐82 The CERA Project: Building of a Coupled Data Assimilation System for Reanalysis at ECMWF E. De Boisseson (1) M. Balmaseda (1) K. Mogensen (1) P. Laloyaux (1) 1: ECMWF, GB 2‐P‐83 Incorporating Representativity Error in Data Assimilation J. Waller (1) N. Nichols (1) S. Dance (1) A. Lawless (1) J. Eyre (2) 1: University of Reading, GB 2: Met Office, GB 2‐P‐84 Nonlinear Data Assimilation for Satellite Observations in High‐Dimensional Models M. Ades (1) P. van Leeuwen (2) 1: Reading University, GB 2: University of Reading, GB 2‐P‐85 ESA Data Assimilation Projects: Impact of Vegetation Structural Heterogeneity for Modelling Reflectance and Productivity E. Lines (1) T. Quaife (2) P. Lewis (1) 1: University College London, GB 2: University of Reading, GB

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2‐P‐86 Sampling Design for Validating Remotely Sensed Soil‐Vegetation‐Water Products at the River Basin Scale I. Cherif (1) T. Alexandridis (1) S. Strati (1) G. Bilas (1) N. Misopolinos (1) 1: Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, School of Agriculture, Thessaloniki, GR 2‐P‐87 Change Detection from Satellite Data Time Series Using Pixel Value Distributions O. Saarela (1) M. Molinier (1) 1: VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, FI 2‐P‐88 A Methodology for Automation of Training Sampling within Supervised Classification based on Isolation Forest Algorithm J. Silva (1) F. Bacao (1) G. Foody (2) M. Caetano (1) 1: ISEGI, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, PT 2: School of Geography, University of Nottingham, GB 2‐P‐89 Comparative Study of Wavelets and Contourlets Techniques Applied to ALSAT‐2 Algerian Satellite Image Fusion Y. Smara (1) S. Ourabia (1) 1: USTHB, Faculty of Electronics and Computer sciences, DZ 2‐P‐90 Simulation of Sentinel‐2 MSI Multispectral Images Using EO‐1 Hyperion Hyperspectral Data. J. Louis (1) 1: Telespazio, FR 2‐P‐91 Spatio‐Temporal Processing of Time‐Series of Satellite Data for Vegetation Phenology P. Jönsson (1) L. Eklundh (2) 1: Malmö University, SE 2: Lund University, SE 2‐P‐92 Multi‐Sensor Image Compositing for Large Area Mapping and Monitoring Applications at High Spatial Resolutions. P. Griffiths (1) B. Jakimow (1) S. van der Linden (1) P. Hostert (1) 1: Geography Department, Humboldt Universität zu Berlin, DE 2‐P‐93 Sentinel‐3 Land synergy Products for SPOT VEGETATION Continuity P. Kempeneers (1) E. Swinnen (1) V. Sara (1) B. Marc (2) D. Mark (2) 1: VITO, BE 2: ESA, NL 2‐P‐94 Calibration and Validation of the Sentinels Geophysical Observation Models M. Salama (1) R. Van der Velde (1) H. Van der Woerd (2) J. Kromkamp (3) K. Philippart (4) 1: Utwente, ITC, NL 2: Institute for Environmental Studies (IVM), VU University, NL 3: Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research (NIOZ),, NL 4: Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research (NIOZ), NL 2‐P‐95 Linking MERIS Validation at Sagres, SW Portugal with Validation of OLCI and SLSTR Sensors on Sentinel ‐3 J. Icely (1) G. Moore (2) S. Cristina (1) P. Goela (1) A. Newton (3) 1: Sagremarisco Lda/ CIMA, U. of Algarve, PT 2: Bio‐Optika, GB 3: CIMA, U. of Algarve / CEE‐NILU, Norway, NO 2‐P‐96 A Laboratory Goniometer Facility for Measuring Reflectance Anisotropy in Support of the Sentinel Missions P. Roosjen (1) J. Clevers (1) H. Bartholomeus (1) 1: Laboratory of Geo‐Information Science and Remote Sensing / Wageningen University, NL 2‐P‐97 Evolution of the MERIS / OLCI Bright Pixel Atmospheric Correction: Accounting for Glint, and Spectral Backscatter. M. Gerald (1) H. Jean‐Paul (2) M. Constant (3) 1: Bio‐Optika, GB 2: ESA, ESTEC, NL 3: ACRI, FR 2‐P‐98 Airborne Remote Sensing, an Essential Tool to Simulate, Validate and Support Satellite Earth Observation Missions G. Llewellyn (1) S. Groom (2) J. Dash (3) 1: Natural Environment Research Council (ARSF), GB 2: Plymouth Marine Laboratory (NERC ARSF‐DAN), GB 3: University of Southampton (School of Geography), GB 2‐P‐99 A Couple Surface‐atmosphere Model to Perform Radiometric Intercomparison of Optical Sensors over Libya‐4 M. Bouvet (1) 1: ESA/ESTEC, NL

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2‐P‐100 Limiting Factors Affecting Synergistic Use of AATSR and MERIS Data D. Smith (1) G. Corlet (2) S. Cassadio (3) T. Nightingale (1) 1: RAL Space, GB 2: University of Leicester, GB 3: SERCO, IT 2‐P‐101 Surface Reflectance Retrieval using the AATSR‐ADV Dual View Algorithm. L. Sogacheva (1) P. Kolmonen (1) T. Virtanen (1) E. Rodriguez (1) A. Sundström (2) G. de Leeuw (1) 1: Finnish Meteorological Institute, FI 2: University of Helsinki, FI 2‐P‐102 Results from the Third Reprocessing of (A)ATSR Data S. O'Hara (1) P. Cocevar (1) H. Clarke (1) A. Northrop (1) P. Goryl (2) 1: Telespazio VEGA UK Ltd, GB 2: ESA‐ESRIN, IT 2‐P‐103 Metop AVHRR Ice Surface Temperature and Validation G. Dybkjær (1) R. Tonboe (1) J. Høyer (1) 1: Danish Meteorological Institute, DK 2‐P‐104 Monitoring of Off Shore Platform using Radar and Infrared Observations from Space (MOSP‐RIOS). S. Casadio (1) F. Del Frate (2) D. Di Erasmo (1) M. Cardaci (1) A. Taravat (2) 1: Serco s.p.a., IT 2: Geo‐K, IT 2‐P‐105 An empirical sun‐glint index for GOME‐2 S. Beirle (1) M. Penning de Vries (1) T. Wagner (1) 1: MPI‐C Mainz, DE 2‐P‐106 Prototype for Multi‐spectral Volume Scattering Meter (MVSM). A. Reinart (1) A. Reinart (1) T. Tõnnisson (2) H. Kuuste (1) M. Ligi (1) 1: Tartu Observatory, EE 2: Interspectrum, EE 2‐P‐107 Linking Earth Observation and Ecosystem Models in Time and Space ‐ Enhancing Data Availability. C. Lebreton (1) K. Stelzer (1) U. Kraemer (1) C. Brockmann (1) 1: Brockmann Consult GmbH, DE 2‐P‐108 CoastColour Global Full Mission Dataset and Spatial high Resolution Case Study C. Brockmann (1) V. Brotas (2) R. Doerffer (1) S. Pinnock (3) K. Ruddick (4) R. Santer (5) S. Sathyendranath (6) 1: Brockmann Consult GmbH, DE 2: University Lisbon, PT 3: ESA ESRIN, IT 4: MUMM, BE 5: Adrinord, FR 6: Plymouth Marine Laboratory, GB Tue-P-08 Research and Applications with OPT/IR RS: Water 2‐P‐110 ENVISAT Data Supporting to the Convention on Biological Diversity ‐ the Case of Inland Waters C. Brockmann (1) P. Philipson (2) D. Odermatt (1) M. Paganini (3) P. Wramner (2) J. Brito (4) K. Stelzer (1) K. Sorensen (5) S. Greb (6) S. Koponen (7) 1: Brockmann Consult GmbH, DE 2: Brockmann Geomatics, SE 3: ESA ESRIN, IT 4: CIBIO, PT 5: NIVA, NO 1 6: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, US 1 7: SYKE, FI 2‐P‐111 A Bio‐Optical Model to access the Trophic State of a Tropical Reservoir using the Sentinel‐3 Spectral Bands E. Alcantara (1) C. Barbosa (2) P. Augusto‐Silva (2) 1: Sao Paulo State University, BR 2: National Institute for Space Research, BR 2‐P‐112 A Research on Estimating of carrying Capacity of the Lake Ercek with the Remote Sensing Method M. Sari (1) M. Akkus (1) 1: Yuzuncu Yil University, Van, Turkey, TR 2‐P‐113 Combining in Situ and Multi‐Sensor Satellite Data to Assess the Impact of Atmospheric Deposition in Lake Garda C. Giardino (1) 1: National Research Council, Institute for Electromagnetic Sensing of the Environment, IT 2: Compagnia Generale per lo Spazio, CGS‐OHB, Bologna, IT 3: Compagnia Generale per lo Spazio, CGS‐OHB, Milano, IT 2‐P‐114 Evaluation of Bio‐Optical Lake Algorithms with Regards to Cyanobacteria Blooms T. Moore (1) J. Sullivan (2) S. Bradt (1) M. Twardowski (2) A. Ruiz‐Verdu (3) C. Mouw (4) 1: University of New Hampshire, US 2: WET Labs, Inc., US 3: CEDEX/INTA, ES 4: Michigan Tech. University, US 43 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

2‐P‐115 Phytoplankton Phenology from space: Evaluation and Application of Lake Ecosystem Indicators S. Palmer (1) P. Hunter (2) T. Lankester (3) S. Hubbard (3) A. Tyler (2) M. Présing (1) A. Lamb (3) H. Balzter (4) V. Tóth (1) 1: Balaton Limnological Institute, Hungarian Academy of Sciences Centre for Ecological Research, HU 2: Biological and Environmental Sciences, University of Stirling, GB 3: Astrium GEO‐Information Services , GB 4: Centre for Landscape and Climate Research, University of Leicester, GB 2‐P‐116 Freshmon‐Establishing Downstream Services for Inland Waters based on ENVISAT, Sentinel 2+3 and Third Party Mission Data K. Stelzer (1) K. Schenk (2) S. Koponen (3) K. Poser (4) J. Geissler (1) T. Block (1) C. Kleih (2) T. Heege (5) C. Brockmann (1) 1: Brockmann Consult GmbH, DE 2: EOMAP, DE 3: SYKE, FI 4: Water Insight, NL 5: EO, DE 2‐P‐117 Monitoring Freshwater Areas in Denmark ‐ Development of an Administration Tool Utilizing EO Data. L. Hansen (1) S. Huber (1) T. Jørgensen (2) R. Closter (3) M. Søndergaard (4) H. Andersson (3) H. Kaas (3) 1: GRAS, DK 2: Vand‐ og Miljørådgivning v. Torben Bramming Jørgensen, DK 3: DHI, DK 4: Department of Freshwater Ecology, Danish Centre for Environment and Energy (DCE), DK 2‐P‐118 Use of MERIS for WFD Lake Monitoring in Finland S. Koponen (1) K. Kallio (1) J. Attila (1) M. Kervinen (1) H. Alasalmi (1) S. Mitikka (1) T. Pyhälahti (1) 1: Finnish Environment Institute, FI 2‐P‐119 The Relation between the Chl‐a sIOPs of Phytoplankton and Chl‐a Concentration for RS Application of Estonian Lakes E. Kangro (1) K. Kangro (2) K. Alikas (1) 1: Tõravere Observatory, EE 2: Tõravere Observatory Estonian University of Life Sciences, EE 2‐P‐120 A robust band ratio technique for determining coloured dissolved organic matter in Lake Peipsi and Vortsjrv E. Asuküll (1) A. Reinart (1) M. Ligi (1) A. Krista (1) 1: Tartu Observatory, EE 2‐P‐121 Fluorescence Properties of CDOM in Pomeranian Lakes (Poland) ‐ Preliminary Results. M. Cieslucinski (1) M. Pawlik (1) D. Ficek (1) 1: Pomeranian University in Slupsk, PL 2‐P‐122 GLaSS – Getting Ready to Use Sentinel 2 and 3 for Inland Water Monitoring S. Peters (1) A. Hommersom (1) K. Poser (1) M. Laanen (1) N. de Reus (1) S. Ghezehegn Ghebrehiwot (1) 1: Water Insight BV, NL 2‐P‐123 Identification of Submerged Aquatic Vegetation using Simulated Data from Sentinel‐3 F. Watanabe (1) N. Imai (1) E. Alcântara (1) L. Rotta (3) C. Faria Barbosa (2) 1: UNESP, BR 2: INPE, BR 3: UNESO, BR 2‐P‐124 The Need of a Phenological Spectral Library of Submersed Macrophytes for Lake Monitoring P. Wolf (1) S. Roessler (1) T. Schneider (1) A. Melzer (1) 1: TU Munich, DE 2‐P‐125 Chlorophyll Discrimination in an After Bloom Condition in Inland Waters Using Field, MERIS and Simulated OLCI Data A. Streher (1) R. Ferreira (1) C. Barbosa (1) 1: National Institute for Space Research, BR 2‐P‐126 Validation of a new Water RS Algorithm with an Automatically Quality‐Controlled Reflectance Data Set of Turbid Lakes M. Ligi (1) P. Grötsch (1) A. Reinart (1) I. Ansko (1) S. Stefan (2) 1: Tartu Observatory, EE 2: Finnish Environment Institute, FI 2‐P‐127 Analysis of Historical MERIS Data to Evaluate the Impact of Dredging to Monthly Mean Surface TSM Concentration L. Raag (1) R. Uiboupin (1) L. Sipelgas (1) 1: Marine Systems Institute at Tallinn University of Technology, EE

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2‐P‐128 Environmental Monitoring of Harbour Dredging Using EO Data L. Sipelgas (1) R. Uiboupin (1) L. Raag (1) P. Lagemaa (1) V. Alari (1) 1: Marine Systems Institute at Tallinn University of Technology, EE 2‐P‐129 Deriving inherent optical properties and associated Inversion: A case study in the River Vantaa S. Ghezehegn (1) S. Stefan (2) S. Peters (1) M. Laanen (1) S. Salama (3) 1: Waterinsight, NL 2: Finnish environmental insitute,SYKE, FI 3: University of Twente, NL 2‐P‐130 Analysis of Turbidity and River Sediment Plume in the Danube's Delta Coastal Area using Optical Remote Sensing Data S. Constantin (1) F. Serban (1) 1: Advanced Studies and Research Center, RO 2‐P‐131 Mapping chlorophyll in the Amazon floodplain lakes with MERIS C. Barbosa (1) E. Novo (1) L. Carvalho (2) 1: National Institute for Space Research – INPE, Brazil, BR 2: INPE, BR 2‐P‐132 Chlorophyll‐a Estimation in Productive Waters: the Effect of Backscattering on Algorithm Accuracy Y. Yacobi (1) A. Gitelson (2) 1: Israel Oceanographic and Limnological Research, IL 2: University of Nebraska, US 2‐P‐133 Sentinel‐3 Band Simulation to Estimate Chlorophyll‐a Concentrations from Empirical Models on Amazon Case II Water Types L. Sander de Carvalho (1) C. Faria Barbosa (2) E. Leão de Moraes Novo (3) 1: National Institute for Space Research ‐ INPE, BR 2: Nationa Institute for Space Research ‐ INPE, BR 3: National Institute for Space Research, BR 2‐P‐134 MERIS chlorophyll‐a observations for improved costal monitoring T. Harvey (1) S. Kratzer (1) P. Philipson (2) 1: SU, SE 2: BG, SE 2‐P‐135 The Use of MERIS and MODIS Data for Monitoring Coastal WFD Water Bodies J. Attila (1) P. Kauppila (1) K. Kallio (1) S. Kaitala (1) S. Mitikka (1) H. Alasalmi (1) M. Kervinen (1) A. Lindfors (2) S. Junttila (1) E. Bruun (1) 1: Finnish Environment Institute, FI 2: Luode Consulting oy, FI 2‐P‐136 Information Content and Uncertainties of Reflectance Spectra of MERIS and OLCI of Coastal Waters R. Doerffer (1) C. Brockmann (2) R. Röttgers (3) M. Bouvet (4) 1: Brockmann‐Consult / HZG, DE 2: Brockmann‐Consult, DE 3: Helmholtz‐Zentrum‐Geesthacht, DE 4: ESA, NL 2‐P‐138 Coastcolour Algorithm for the Atmospheric Correction and the Retrieval of Optical Properties of Coastal Waters R. Doerffer (1) C. Brockmann (2) R. Santer (3) R. Röttgers (4) S. Pinnock (5) 1: Brockmann‐Consult / HZG, DE 2: Brockmann‐Consult, DE 3: Université Littoral, FR 4: Helmholtz‐Zentrum‐Geesthacht, DE 5: ESA, IT 2‐P‐139 Satellite Based Status Classification of Swedish Coastal Water Bodies ‐ a Basis for the Water Framework Directive P. Philipson (1) T. Hedvall (2) A. Ruescas (3) J. Geißler (3) K. Stelzer (3) 1: Brockmann Geomatics Sweden AB, SE 2: BG, SE 3: BC, DE 2‐P‐140 Validating MERIS and MODIS TSM and Chl‐a Results (2003‐2011) from the WISP and HYDROPT Algorithms S. Peters (1) a. hommersom (2) K. Poser (2) N. de Reus (2) M. Laanen (2) H. van der Woerd (3) M. Eleveld (3) 1: Water Insight / IVM‐VU, NL 2: Water Insight BV, NL 3: VU‐ IVM, NL 2‐P‐141 Mapping Marine Macroalgae in Case 2 Waters using CHRIS Proba F. Uhl (1) N. Oppelt (1) I. Bartsch (2) 1: University Kiel, DE 2: Alfred‐Wegener‐Institute for Polar and Marine Research – Biosciences, Functional Ecology, DE 2‐P‐142 The Effect of the Optical Properties of Two Cyanobacteria Species on the Remote Sensing Reflectance ‐ a Modeling Study B. Wojtasiewicz (1) A. Krê¿el (1) 1: University of Gdansk, PL 45 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

2‐P‐143 Detection of Harmful Algal Blooms in the Case II Waters of the Kuwait Bay: Utilizing a Remote Sensing Based Approach C. Manche (1) M. Sultan (1) R. Becker (2) K. Chouinard (1) L. Tinigan (1) 1: Western Michigan University, US 2: University of Toledo, US 2‐P‐144 Use of GMES / Copernicus data for Monitoring Phytoplankton Blooms off Portugal P. B.Oliveira (1) M. Mateus (2) A. Silva (1) T. Moita (1) 1: IPMA, PT 2: IST / MARETEC, PT 2‐P‐145 Remote Sensing as a Tool to the Management of Spanish Aquatic Ecosystems D. Jose Antonio (1) 1: CEH‐CEDEX, ES 2‐P‐146 Quantitative Computed Contribution of Water Raman Scattering Effects on Ocean Colour J. von Bismarck (1) L. Kritten (1) R. Preusker (1) J. Fischer (1) 1: FU Berlin, DE 2‐P‐147 Ocean Colour Climate Change Initiative: Data Processing Frameworks S. Groom (1) M. Grant (2) N. Fomferra (3) C. Brockmann (3) C. Brockmann (3) S. Sathyendranath (1) S. Sathyendranath (1) 1: Plymouth Marine Laboratory, GB 2: PML, GB 3: Brockman Consult, DE 2‐P‐148 Earth Science Data Access and Processing Service for Black Sea (ESPOSS) F. Serban (1) V. Craciunescu (1) S. Constantin (1) S. Constantinescu (1) 1: Advanced Studies and Research Center, RO 2‐P‐149 Estimation of Zooplankton Grazing Preferences with Ensemble‐based Kalman Filters: Assimilation of CCI Ocean Colour Data E. Simon (1) A. Samuelsen (1) L. Bertino (1) 1: Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Center, NO 2‐P‐150 Utilising the Vibrational‐Raman‐Scattering signal of Oceanic Waters in Hyperspectral Satellite Measurements. T. Dinter (1) V. Rozanov (1) A. Wolanin (1) B. Taylor (2) M. Soppa (2) A. Bracher (2) J. Burrows (1) 1: Institute of Environmental Physics, University of Bremen, DE 2: Alfred‐ Wegener‐Insitute for Polar and Marine Research, DE 2‐P‐151 The Differential Responses of Various Picoplanktonic Groups to Eddies in the Mozambique Channel G. Quartly (1) R. Cameron (2) M. Zubkov (3) R. Holland (3) 1: Plymouth Marine Laboratory, GB 2: University of Southampton, GB 3: National Oceanography Centre, GB 2‐P‐152 Deriving Phytoplankton Characteristics from Optical Properties in the South China Sea and Sulu Sea A. Bracher (1) B. Taylor (2) W. Cheah (2) T. Dinter (3) F. Steinmetz (4) 1: Alfred‐ Wegener‐Institute Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research, DE 2: Alfred‐ Wegener‐Institute Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research, DE 3: Institute of Environmental Physics, University of Bremen, DE 4: HYGEOS, FR 2‐P‐153 Operational NIR‐red Algorithms for Estimating Chlorophyll Concentration from Satellite Data in Inland and Coastal Waters W. Moses (1) A. Gitelson (2) S. Berdnikov (3) J. Bowles (1) V. Povazhnyi (3) V. Saprygin (3) E. Wagner (1) 1: Naval Research Laboratory, US 2: University of Nebraska‐Lincoln, US 3: Southern Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences, RU 2‐P‐154 Particles Size Distribution in the Main Groups of Phytoplankton in the Baltic Sea – Preliminary Results. M. Pawlik (1) M. Cieslucinski (1) D. Ficek (1) 1: Pomeranian University in Slupsk, PL 2‐P‐155 Analysis of Spatiotemporal Variability in Multi‐annual Ocean Colour Data of the Southern North Sea M. Blaas (1) G. De Boer (2) 1: Deltares, NL 2: Deltares, Delft University of Technology, NL

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2‐P‐156 The Value of High‐Resolution In Situ Time Series Data for Ocean Colour Validation in the North Sea R. Forster (1) 1: CEFAS, GB 2‐P‐157 Marine Monitoring in Denmark ‐ Current Activities and Results. L. Hansen (1) H. Kaas (2) H. Andersson (2) R. Closter (2) A. Erichsen (2) T. Uhrenholdt (2) 1: GRAS, DK 2: DHI, DK 2‐P‐158 Detection and Analysis of Fronts in the North Sea G. Kirches (1) M. Paperin (1) H. Klein (2) C. Brockmann (1) K. Stelzer (1) 1: Brockmann Consult GmbH, DE 2: Bundesamt für Seeschifffahrt und Hydrographie (Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency), DE 2‐P‐159 Upwelling in the Baltic Sea Studied by Combined SAR/infrared Satellite Data and Circulation Model E. Gurova (1) A. Lehmann (2) A. Ivanov (3) 1: Atlantic Branch of P.P. Shirshov Institute of Oceanology RAS, RU 2: Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research (GEOMAR), DE 3: P.P. Shirshov Institute of Oceanology, Russian Academy of Sciences, RU 2‐P‐160 Remote Sensing of Coastal Upwelling in the SE Baltic I. Kozlov (1) I. Dailidienė (2) T. Mingelaitė (2) B. Chapron (3) 1: SOLab, RSHU / Klaipeda University, RU 2: Klaipė da University, LT 3: IFREMER, FR 2‐P‐161 Physical‐Biological Characteristics and Drivers of the Western Sardinia Coastal Upwelling. A. Olita (1) A. Perilli (1) R. Sorgente (1) L. Fazioli (1) A. Ribotti (1) 1: CNR, IT 2‐P‐162 The Role of Sea Surface Processes in Anchovy Larvae Distribution in the Strait of Sicily (Central Mediterranean). F. Falcini (1) L. Palatella (1) A. Cuttitta (2) F. Bignami (1) B. Patti (2) R. Santoleri (1) F. Fiorentino (2) S. Mazzola (2) 1: ISAC‐CNR, IT 2: IAMC‐CNR, IT 2‐P‐163 Turbulence and Synergy of Ocean Variables: Application to the Extrapolation of Chlorophyll Maps with SST Templates M. Umbert (1) S. Guimbard (1) J. Martinez (1) A. Turiel (1) J. Ballabrera‐Poy (1) 1: CSIC, ES 2‐P‐164 Interrelation of Remotely Sensed Water Quality Parameters in Thermaikos Gulf (Greece) S. Monachou (1) E. Kalopesa (2) T. Alexandridis (1) A. Adrianopoulos (2) A. Tsirika (1) G. Zalidis (1) 1: Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, School of Agriculture, GR 2: Balkan Environment Center, GR 2‐P‐165 Spatial Scales of Skill of Marine Biogeochemical Models S. Saux Picart (1) I. Allen (1) M. Racault (1) M. Butenschon (1) L. De Mora (1) A. Yool (2) E. Buitenhuis (3) I. Torerdell (4) 1: Plymouth Marine Laboratory, GB 2: NOC, GB 3: UEA, GB 4: MetOffice, GB 2‐P‐166 Towards Synoptic Estimates of the Metabolic Status of the North Atlantic Subtropical Gyre G. Dall'Olmo (1) Y. Artioli (1) L. Polimene (1) 1: Plymouth Marine Laboratory, GB Tue-P-09 Copernicus 2‐P‐167 Deimos‐2: Cost‐Effective, Very‐High Resolution Multispectral Imagery F. Pirondini (1) A. Romo (1) F. Lozano (1) E. González (2) J. Quirce (2) 1: ELECNOR DEIMOS IMAGING, ES 2: ELECNOR DEIMOS SATELLITE SYSTEMS, ES 2‐P‐168 Building Momentum for ''GMES & Africa Action Plan'' (GAAP) P. Cunningham (1) 1: IIMC International Information Management Corporation Ltd, IE 2‐P‐169 Assessing the Impact of the Upstream Observing Network on the MyOcean Catalogue of Products l. crosnier (1) V. Claverie (2) 1: Mercator ocean, FR 2: CLS, FR

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2‐P‐170 GMES‐PURE: Shaping the marine GMES/Copernicus user requirements P. Gorringe (1) H. Bonekamp (2) G. Dybkjær (3) K. Nittis (1) A. Peter (2) 1: EUROGOOS, BE 2: EUMETSAT, DE 3: DMI, DK Tue-P-10 Jason-CS 2‐P‐172 Jason‐CS Satellite Design, Configuration and Expected Performances H. Junginger (1) B. Barthern (1) K. Köble (1) R. Francis (2) R. Cullen (2) 1: Astrium GmbH, DE 2: ESA‐ESTEC, NL 2‐P‐173 Poseidon4 on Jason‐CS Altimetry Mission ‐ Design and Expected Performances L. Rys (1) M. Deschaux‐Beaume (1) L. Phalippou (1) A. Houpert (1) E. Caubet (1) J. Richard (1) F. Demeestere (1) R. Francis (2) R. Cullen (2) K. Köble (3) K. Jaeger (3) 1: Thales Alenia Space, FR 2: ESTEC, NL 1 3: Astrium Gmbh, DE 2‐P‐174 Numerical Performance of Jason‐CS SARM C. Martin‐Puig (1) A. Garcia‐Mondéjar (1) R. Escolà (2) M. Roca (2) 1: isardSAT, ES 2: isardSAT, PL 2‐P‐175 Poseidon4 on Jason‐CS altimetry mission, Poseidon4 Calibration of Advanced Digital Hardware A. Houpert (1) L. Rys (1) M. Deschaux‐Beaume (1) E. Caubet (1) J. Richard (1) L. Phalippou (1) R. Francis (2) R. Cullen (2) K. Koeble (3) K. Jaeger (3) M. Fornari (2) 1: Thales Alenia Space, FR 2: ESTEC, NL 3: Astrium Gmbh, DE 2‐P‐176 Sigma‐0 Estimation Improvements, using Jason‐CS Altimetric SAR Mode: Results using Simulations and in Orbit CryoSat Data R. Escolà (1) C. Martin‐Puig (2) A. Garcia‐Mondéjar (2) M. Roca (1) 1: isardSAT, PL 2: isardSAT, ES Tue-P-11 Altimetry: Calibration and Validation Results & Sensor Performance 2‐P‐177 Final Assessment of Performance from the ENVISAT Altimeter System from IDEAS Operational Monitoring D. Cotton (1) S. Pinori (2) P. Femenias (3) 1: Satellite Oceanographic Consultants Ltd, GB 2: SERCO, IT 3: ESA , IT 2‐P‐178 REAPER ‐ Reprocessing the ERS Altimetry Missions ‐ Commissioning and QA results D. Brockley (1) S. Baker (1) P. Féménias (2) B. Martinez (3) F. Massmann (4) M. Otten (5) B. Picard (6) M. Roca (3) S. Rudenko (4) R. Scharroo (7) F. Soulat (6) P. Visser (8) 1: UCL, GB 2: ESA‐ESRIN, IT 3: isardSAT, ES 4: GFZ Potsdam, DE 5: ESA‐ESOC, DE 6: CLS, FR 1 7: Altimetrics, US 1 8: T.U.Delft DEOS, NL 2‐P‐179 Level1b Performance Evaluation on CryoSat Products M. Scagliola (1) M. Fornari (2) N. Tagliani (1) 1: Aresys srl, IT 2: ESA ESTEC, NL 2‐P‐180 Sentinel‐3 STM Theoretical Performance assessment using a System Performance Simulator and a Ground Prototype Processor L. Amarouche (1) J. Dumont (1) P. Sicard (1) E. Obligis (1) A. Vernier (1) S. Urien (1) M. Frery (1) S. Jourdain (1) A. Houpert (2) P. Féménias (3) N. Picot (4) F. Boy (4) C. Loddo (5) H. Rebhan (6) C. Mavrocordatos (6) 1: CLS, FR 2: TAS, FR 1 3: ESA, ESRIN, IT 1 4: CNES, FR 1 5: EUMETSAT, DE 1 6: ESA, ESTEC, NL 2‐P‐181 Open Loop Tracking Mode for Altimetry Missions J. DESJONQUERES (1) N. PICOT (1) 1: CNES, FR 2‐P‐182 Practical Considerations for the Computations of Radar Altimeter Path Delay S. Abdalla (1) 1: ECMWF, GB 2‐P‐183 Corsica: a Multi‐mission Absolute Calibration Site P. Bonnefond (1) P. Exertier (1) O. Laurain (1) T. Guinle (2) P. Féménias (3) 1: OCA‐ GEOAZUR, FR 2: CNES, FR 3: ESA/ESRIN, IT

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Tue-P-12 Research and Applications with Altimetry: Coastal Zones and Winds 2‐P‐184 Implementation of a Marine Altimeter Calibration Campaign in the Area of Ibiza Island J. Martinez‐Benjamin (1) J. Gili (1) R. Lopez (1) A. Tapia (1) E. Bosch (2) B. Perez (3) P. Francesc (4) 1: Technical University of Catalonia, ES 2: Cartographic Institute of Catalonia, ES 3: Puertos del Estado, ES 4: Autoridad Portuaria de Barcelona, ES 2‐P‐185 Temporal Correlation between Sea Level Anomalies from Jason‐2 and Tide Gauge‐The Importance of the Ice‐Retracker N. Idris (1) X. Deng (1) O. Andersen (2) 1: The University of Newcastle, AU 2: National Space Institute Geodesy, Technical University of Denmark, DK 2‐P‐186 Comparing Decadal Sea Level Variability in the Bay of Biscay from Coastal Altimetry and Tide Gauges Measurements A. Caballero (1) M. Marcos (2) 1: AZTI‐Tecnalia, ES 2: IMEDEA‐UIB‐CSIC, ES 2‐P‐188 Forcing and Response of the Ocean Circulation in the Northern Indian Ocean L. Dhage (1) P. Strub (1) R. Matano (1) T. Durland (1) V. Combes (1) Y. Somayajulu (2) 1: Oregon State University, US 2: National institute of Oceanography, IN 2‐P‐189 A Global Study of the Correlation Properties of Wind and Rain G. Quartly (1) J. Shutler (1) D. Woolf (2) 1: Plymouth Marine Laboratory, GB 2: Heriot‐ Watt University, GB 2‐P‐190 Improving Storm Surge Hindcast: Assimilation of Satellite Altimetry and Tide Guage Data in the Baltic Sea W. Fu (1) J. Høyer (2) L. Jonasson (2) 1: Danish Meteorological Institute, DK 2: DMI, DK 2‐P‐191 Validation and Use of Operational Coastal Satellite Altimetry Observations for Storm Surges J. Hoeyer (1) K. Madsen (1) P. Cipollini (2) L. West (2) 1: Danish Meteorological Institute, DK 2: NOC Southampton, GB 2‐P‐192 Altimetry Data Dedicated to Coastal Ocean Analysis C. Dufau (1) N. Picot (2) S. Labroue (1) t. PISTACH (3) E. Bronner (2) 1: CLS, FR 2: CNES, FR 3: CLS‐CNES, FR 2‐P‐193 An Iterative Coastel Altimetry Retracking Based on Fuzzy Expert System for Improving Sea Surface Height Estimates N. Idris (1) X. Deng (1) 1: The University of Newcastle, AU 2‐P‐194 Coastal Altimetry Estimated Currents Compared to Observed Currents from In‐Situ Data for the Agulhas Current K. Rizopoulou (1) P. Cipollini (1) H. Snaith (1) G. Quartly (2) 1: National Oceanography Centre Southampton, GB 2: Plymouth Marine Laboratory, GB 2‐P‐195 FES 2012, a New Tidal Model ‐ Validation Results and Perspectives l. carrere (1) F. Lyard (2) M. Cancet (3) A. Guillot (4) 1: CLS, FR 2: LEGOS, FR 3: NOVELTIS, FR 4: CNES, FR 2‐P‐196 Steep Bathymetry Changes Close to the Coast as Sensed with Altimetry at the Gavdos Permanent Cal/Val Facility S. Mertikas (1) A. Daskalakis (2) I. Tziavos (3) O. Andersen (4) G. Vergos (3) V. Zervakis (5) 1: Technical University of Crete, GR 2: Space Geomatica Ltd., GR 3: Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, GR 4: Danish National Scapce Center, DK 5: University of Aegean, GR 2‐P‐197 Satellite Altimetry in the Coastal Zone:Ppast, Present and Future P. Cipollini (1) J. Benveniste (2) 1: National Oceanography Centre, GB 2: ESA/ESRIN, IT 2‐P‐198 Heritage Coastal Altimetry Products from the COASTALT Project P. Cipollini (1) M. Passaro (2) H. Snaith (3) L. West (1) 1: National Oceanography Centre, GB 2: School of Ocean and Earth Science, University of Southampton, GB 3: British Oceanographic Data Centre, GB 2‐P‐199 Inshore Altimetry:Validation of Coastalt Products in the Strait of Gibraltar

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J. Gomez‐Enri (1) J. Torres (2) B. Tejedor (3) P. Cipollini (4) A. Scozzari (5) S. Vignudelli (6) D. Roque (7) 1: University of Cadiz, ES 2: Instituto Hidrográfico de la Marina, ES 3: Applied Physics Department (University of Cadiz), ES 4: National Oceanography Centre, GB 5: ConsiglioNazionale delle Ricerche (CNR‐ISTI), IT 6: Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR‐IBF), IT 7: Instituto de Ciencias Marinas de Andalucía (CSIC), ES Tue-P-13 Orbit Determination and Control 2‐P‐200 Large Scale Uncertainties in Regional Sea Level Related to the Estimation of the Orbit Solution S. Esselborn (1) T. Schöne (1) S. Rudenko (1) 1: GFZ Helmholtz Centre Potsdam, DE 2‐P‐201 Precise Orbit Determination of Low Earth Satellites at AIUB using GPS and SLR Data A. Jäggi (1) H. Bock (1) D. Thaller (1) C. Baumann (1) K. Sosnica (1) U. Meyer (1) R. Dach (1) 1: Astronomical Institute, University of Bern, CH 2‐P‐202 Bayesian Orbit Computation Tools for Satellites and Space Debris J. Virtanen (1) M. Granvik (2) K. Muinonen (2) M. Gritsevich (1) D. Oszkiewicz (3) K. Arsov (1) 1: Finnish Geodetic Institute, FI 2: University of Helsinki, FI 3: Adam Mickiewicz University, PL 2‐P‐203 Geocentre Motion from Multi‐Satellite SLR Data Integration C. Spatar (1) P. Moore (1) P. Clarke (1) 1: Newcastle University, GB 2‐P‐204 Four Years of Orbit Determination for the GOCE Satellite H. Bock (1) A. Jäggi (1) U. Meyer (1) P. Visser (2) J. van den IJssel (2) M. Heinze (3) 1: Astronomical Institute, University of Bern, CH 2: Faculty of Aerospace Engineering, Delft University of Technology, NL 3: Institut für Astronomische und Physikalische Geodäsie, Technische Universität München, DE 2‐P‐205 DORIS‐DIODE / SENTINEL‐3 : 2.5 Centimeters Orbits Available for Real‐Time Processing C. JAYLES (1) J. CHAUVEAU (2) A. AURIOL (1) C. TOURAIN (1) C. TOURAIN (1) F. DIDELOT (3) 1: CNES, FR 2: AKKA, FR 3: CLS, FR Tue-P-14 Altimetry: Solid Earth and Geodesy 2‐P‐206 ACE2 Global Digital Elevation Model: User Analysis R. Smith (1) P. Berry (1) J. Benveniste (2) 1: EAPRS Lab, GB 2: ESA ESRIN, IT 2‐P‐207 Present‐Day Geocenter Interannual Variations C. Kuo (1) J. Guo (2) C. Shum (2) Z. Huang (2) J. Duan (2) 1: Department of Geomatics, National Cheng Kung University, TW 2: Ohio State University/School of Earth Sciences, US 2‐P‐208 Tectonophysics Characterization of Colombia from satellite gravimetry. M. Vásquez Castillo (1) Y. Pardo López (1) G. Obando (1) A. Vásquez (1) 1: Servicio Geológico Colombiano, CO 2‐P‐209 Basic Radar Altimetry Toolbox (BRAT) and its Applications to Geodesy B. Lucas (1) V. Rosmorduc (2) S. Niemeijer (3) S. Dinardo (4) E. Bronner (5) J. Benveniste (6) 1: ESA/ESRIN (Deimos), IT 2: CLS, FR 3: S&T, NL 4: ESA/ESRIN (Serco), IT 5: CNES, FR 6: ESA, IT Tue-P-15 GOCE 2‐P‐210 GOCE User Toolbox Version 3 P. Knudsen (1) J. Benveniste (2) B. Lucas (3) S. Dinardo (4) M. Rio (5) H. Snaith (6) R. Bingham (7) S. Niemeijer (8) M. Herceg (9) D. Stammer (10) C. Breitenberg (11) G. Team (2) 1: DTU Space, DK 2: ESRIN/ESA, IT 3: ESRIN/ESA (Deimos), IT 4: ESRIN/ESA (Serco), IT 5: CLS, FR 6: NOC, GB 7: NU, GB 8: S&T, NO 9: UCPH, DK 1 10: UH, DE 1 11: UNITS, IT

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2‐P‐211 Flying at the Edge ‐ Extremely Low Altitude Operations for the GOCE Mission C. Steiger (1) F. Passone (2) V. Tran (1) P. Emanuelli (1) R. Floberghagen (4) M. Fehringer (5) M. Romanazzo (3) 1: ESA/ESOC, DE 2: LSE Space , DE 3: ESA, DE 4: ESA/ESRIN, IT 5: ESA/ESTEC, NL 2‐P‐212 GOCE Coverage Pattern I. Barat (1) B. Duesmann (1) 1: ESA, NL 2‐P‐213 GOCE PDGS L1 and L2 Processing Status B. Frommknecht (1) M. Meloni (2) L. Mizzi (3) A. Bigazzi (2) R. Floberghagen (1) 1: ESA/ESRIN, IT 2: Serco S.p.a., IT 3: Telespazio S.p.a, IT 2‐P‐214 GOCE: Quality Management of Level 1b Data Products M. Meloni (1) A. Bigazzi (1) R. Floberghagen (2) B. Frommknecht (2) L. Mizzi (3) 1: SERCO Spa, IT 2: ESA, IT 3: Telespazio Spa, IT 2‐P‐215 MOHO Depth Estimation by Inversion of Gravity Data & Utilizing MOHO Depth Quantities Produced by Seismological Studies S. Parang (1) 1: University of Tehran, IR 2‐P‐216 GOCE ‐ Low Orbit Mission Phase Data Analysis C. Stummer (1) P. Schack (1) R. Pail (1) T. Gruber (1) 1: IAPG / TU Munich, DE 2‐P‐217 From Kepler to Fine Orbit Tuning of GOCE J. Klokocnik (1) R. Floberghagen (2) A. Bezdek (1) J. Kostelecky (3) 1: Astronomical Inst. Czech Acad. Sci., CZ 2: ESA , IT 3: Res. Inst. Geodesy, CZ 2‐P‐218 Multi‐Resolution Analysis of GOCE SGG for Data Decimation on a Grid at the Mean Satellite Orbital Height P. Moore (1) R. Grebenitcharsky (1) 1: Newcastle University, GB 2‐P‐219 GOCE Quality Analysis Using Cross‐Overs P. Brieden (1) J. Mueller (1) 1: Institute of Geodesy, Leibniz Universität Hannover, DE 2‐P‐220 GOCE Studies of Mean Dynamic Topography and Ocean Circulation in the Nordic Seas J. Johannessen (1) T. Pripp (1) R. Raj (1) T. Eldevik (2) J. Nilsen (1) 1: NERSC, NO 2: University of Bergen, NO 2‐P‐221 On the Correlation Between MDT and Geoid Models C. Förste (1) O. Abrykosov (2) M. Rio (3) S. Mulet (3) S. Bruinsma (4) P. Knudsen (5) O. Anderson (5) 1: GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, DE 2: GFZ, DE 3: CLS, FR 4: CNES/GRGS, FR 5: DTU Space, DK 2‐P‐222 High‐Resolution Grids of Gravitational Gradients from GOCE J. Sebera (1) P. Novak (1) M. Valko (1) M. Sprlak (1) O. Baur (2) D. Tsoulis (3) Z. Martinec (4) N. Sneeuw (5) B. Vermeersen (6) W. van der Wal (6) J. Bouman (7) M. Fuchs (7) R. Haagmans (8) 1: New Technologies for Information Society, Faculty of Applied Sciences, University of West Bohemia, CZ 2: Austrian Academy of Sciences, Space Research Institute, AT 3: Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Department of Geodesy and Surveying, GR 4: Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, Geophysics Section, IE 5: University of Stuttgart, Institute of Geodesy, DE 6: echnical University Delft, Astrodynamics and Space Missions, NL 1 7: Deutsches Geodätisches Forschungsinstitut, DE 1 8: European Space Agency, NL 2‐P‐223 Preliminary Analysis on the GOCE Contribution to the Mediterranean Sea Circulation M. Gilardoni (1) M. Menna (2) P. Poulain (2) M. Reguzzoni (1) 1: DICA, Politecnico di Milano, IT 2: OGS, IT 2‐P‐224 Geopotential Recovery from GOCE Gradiometry Data using the Rosborough Approach K. Ghobadi‐Far (1) M. Sharifi (1) A. Safari (1) 1: University of Tehran, IR

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2‐P‐225 Comparison of Three Methods for the Downward Continuation of the Gravitational Gradients M. Sprlak (1) P. Novak (1) M. Valko (2) J. Sebera (3) 1: New Technologies for Information Society, Faculty of Applied Sciences, University of West Bohemia, CZ 2: Research Institute of Geodesy, Topography, and Cartography, CZ 3: Astronomical Institute, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, CZ 2‐P‐226 Contribution of the Geoid to the Error Budget of Computed Geostrophic Currents S. Bruinsma (1) G. Balmino (1) M. Rio (2) S. Mulet (2) C. Förste (3) P. Knudsen (4) O. Andersen (4) 1: CNES, FR 2: CLS, FR 3: GFZ, DE 4: DTU Space, DK 2‐P‐227 Small‐footprint Airborne Laser Scanner Data for Validating Marine Geoid Models A. Gruno (1) A. Vain (2) A. Liibusk (3) A. Ellmann (1) T. Oja (2) H. Jürgenson (3) 1: Tallinn University of Technology, EE 2: Estonian Land Board, EE 3: Estonian University of Life Sciences, EE 2‐P‐228 Gravity Disturbancies, Marussi Tensor, Invariants and Other Derivates of the Geopotential Represented by EGM 2008... J. Klokocnik (1) J. Kalvoda (2) J. Kostelecky (3) A. Bezdek (1) 1: Astronomical Inst. Czech Acad. Sci., CZ 2: Charles Univ Prague, CZ 3: Res. Inst. Geodesy..., CZ 2‐P‐229 Ocean Circulation Estimations using GOCE Gravity Field Models M. RIO (1) S. Mulet (1) O. Andersen (2) P. Knudsen (2) S. Bruinsma (3) J. Marty (3) C. Förste (4) O. Abrikosov (4) 1: CLS, FR 2: DTU, DK 3: CNES/GRGS, FR 4: GFZ, DE 2‐P‐230 The GFZ‐GRGS EIGEN‐6S3/C3 Gravity Field Models C. Förste (1) O. Abrykosov (2) F. Flechtner (2) C. Dahle (2) S. Bruinsma (3) J. Marty (3) J. Lemoine (3) R. Biancale (3) 1: GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, DE 2: GFZ, DE 3: CNES/GRGS, FR 2‐P‐231 Nonlinear Diffusion Filtering of the GOCE Measurements and Satellite‐only mean Dynamic Topography R. Cunderlik (1) K. Mikula (1) 1: Slovak University of Technology, SK 2‐P‐232 Local Gravity Field Solution from Goce Mission by 1DFFT Integral Inversion of the Potential Second Radial Derivative R. Garcia (1) M. Lopez‐Moreno (1) R. Balderrama‐Corral (1) A. Arana‐Medina (1) T. Guzman‐Galindo (1) J. Monjardin (1) 1: University Autonomous of Sinaloa, MX 2‐P‐233 On the Geodynamics in Latvia J. Balodis (1) D. Haritonova (1) I. Janpaule (1) M. Normand (1) G. Silabriedis (1) A. Zarinsjh (1) A. Rubans (1) M. Kalinka (1) 1: University of Latvia, LV 2‐P‐234 Determination of the Gravity Field over Norwegian Territories using GOCE E. Mysen (1) 1: Geodetic Institute, Norwegian Mapping Authority, NO 2‐P‐235 Exploiting Satellite Gravimetry for Glacial Isostatic Adjustment and Ice Mass Trends in Antarctica (STSE Project REGINA) M. Horwath (1) R. Pail (1) M. Rexer (1) A. Horvath (1) I. Sasgen (2) M. van den Broeke (3) 1: Technische Universität München, DE 2: GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, DE 3: Utrecht University, NL 2‐P‐236 Mass Change in Ice Sheet Basins and Hydrological Catchments from GRACE: A Comparison of Level‐1b Analysis Techniques S. Andrews (1) P. Moore (1) M. King (2) 1: Newcastle University, GB 2: Newcastle University/University of Tasmania, AU 2‐P‐237 On Reducing Temporal Aliasing with Multi‐Satellite Formations M. Murböck (1) R. Pail (1) T. Reubelt (2) N. Sneeuw (2) T. Gruber (1) I. Daras (1) 1: TU München, Institute of Astronomical and Physical Geodesy, DE 2: Universität Stuttgart, Geodetic Institute, DE

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2‐P‐238 Filling the Gap between GRACE and GRACE Follow‐on: the Potential of SWARM and SLR to Detect Time‐variable Gravity O. Baur (1) T. Reubelt (2) M. Weigelt (3) 1: Austrian Academy of Sciences, AT 2: University of Stuttgart, DE 3: University of Luxembourg, LU 2‐P‐239 GPS‐based Accelerometry Performance for the CHAMP, GRACE and GOCE Satellites J. van den IJssel (1) E. Doorbos (1) P. Visser (1) 1: Faculty of Aerospace Engineering, Delft University of Technology, NL Tue-P-16 Hazards: Tectonics and Volcanoes 2‐P‐241 Synthetic Aperture Radar Doppler Anomaly Detected During the 2010 Merapi Eruption. M. DE MICHELE (1) D. RAUCOULES (1) U. WEGMULLER (2) C. BIGNAMI (3) 1: BRGM, FR 2: GAMMA‐RS, CH 3: INGV, IT 2‐P‐242 Satellite Monitoring of the 2011 Puyehue Eruption:From SAR to Optical Sensors C. Bignami (1) S. Corradini (1) L. Merucci (1) J. Piedra (2) M. De Michele (3) D. Racouls (3) S. Stramondo (1) 1: Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, IT 2: Gulich Institute, AR 3: Bureau de Recherches Géologiques et Minières, FR 2‐P‐243 Cordon‐Caulle 2011 Eruption Characterized through DInSAR P. Euillades (1) M. Velez (2) P. Grosse (3) L. Euillades (1) A. Caselli (4) 1: CONICET & CEDIAC FI UNCuyo, AR 2: University of Buenos Aires, AR 3: CONICET, AR 4: University of Rio Negro, AR 2‐P‐244 Topographic changes at Volcn de Colima Observed by Double Differential InSAR using TanDEM‐X J. Kubanek (1) M. Westerhaus (1) B. Heck (1) 1: KIT, DE 2‐P‐245 Regional Scale Volcano Deformation and Unrest: Insights from InSAR Surveys in Latin America S. Ebmeier (1) J. Biggs (1) T. Mather (2) 1: University of Bristol, GB 2: University of Oxford, GB 2‐P‐246 Monitoring Cascade Volcanoes using Multi‐temporal InSAR A. Parker (1) J. Biggs (1) Z. Lu (2) T. Wright (3) 1: University of Bristol, GB 2: USGS Cascades Volcano Observatory, US 3: University of Leeds, GB 2‐P‐247 Deformation Time Series Monitoring of Nisyros Volcano (Greece) During Unrest And Rest Period. K. Derdelakos (1) E. Papageorgiou (2) I. Parcharidis (1) G. Benekos (1) 1: Harokopio University of Athens, GR 2: National Research Council of Italy, IT 2‐P‐248 Shallow Evolution of Santorini volcano Constrained by InSAR and GPS Measurements M. Parks (1) J. Biggs (1) T. Mather (2) P. Nomikou (3) K. Palamartchouk (4) X. Papanikolaou (5) D. Paradissis (6) B. Parsons (2) D. Pyle (2) C. Raptakis (6) V. Zacharis (6) 1: University of Bristol, GB 2: University of Oxford, GB 3: University of Athens, GR 4: University of Newcastle, GB 5: National Technical University, GB 6: National Technical University, GR 2‐P‐249 The Santorini Inflation Episode, Monitored by InSAR and GPS I. Papoutsis (1) X. Papanikolaou (2) M. Floyd (3) K. Ji (3) C. Kontoes (1) D. Paradissis (2) D. Anastasiou (2) 1: Institute for Astronomy, Astrophysics, Space Applications and Remote Sensing / National Observatory of Athens, GR 2: School of Rural and Surveying Engineering / National Technical University of Athens, GR 3: Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences / Massachusetts Institute of Technology, US 2‐P‐250 Deformation Processes before, during, and after the March 2011 Kamoamoa Fissure Eruption, Kilauea Volcano, Hawai’i P. Lundgren (1) M. Poland (2) A. Miklius (2) 1: Jet Propulsion Laboratory, US 2: 2Hawaiian Volcano Observatory, U.S. Geological Survey, US

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2‐P‐251 InSAR Measurements Reveal How the Galpagos Volcanoes Grow M. Bagnardi (1) F. Amelung (1) 1: RSMAS ‐ University of Miami, US 2‐P‐252 Investigating Pulses of Ground Deformation at Volcanoes in the Main Ethiopian Rift W. Hutchison (1) J. Biggs (2) T. Mather (1) D. Pyle (1) G. Yirgu (3) 1: University of Oxford, GB 2: University of Bristol, GB 3: University of Addis Ababa, ET 2‐P‐253 Earthquake Relocations and InSAR Time Series Analysis of the June 12th 2011 Eruption of Nabro Volcano, Eritrea J. Hamlyn (1) T. Wright (1) C. Pagli (1) D. Keir (2) J. Hammond (3) J. Neuberg (1) A. Kibreab (4) G. Ogubazghi (5) B. Goitom (5) E. Sansosti (6) R. Grandin (7) S. Pepe (8) F. Casu (8) 1: University of Leeds, GB 2: University of Southampton, GB 3: Imperial College London, GB 4: Ministry of Mines and Energy, ER 5: Eritrea Institute of Technology, ER 1 6: stituto per il Rilevamento Elettromagnetico dell'Ambiente, IT 1 7: Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris, FR 1 8: (1)Istituto per il Rilevamento Elettromagnetico dell'Ambiente, IT 2‐P‐254 Understanding Strain Accumulation in the East African Rift Using InSAR and Modelling M. Mace (1) J. Biggs (1) 1: University of Bristol, GB 2‐P‐255 Comparing Long and Short Term Deformation in the Krafla Fissure System, NE Iceland, using LiDAR, InSAR and GPS E. Bramham (1) T. Wright (1) D. Paton (1) C. Pagli (1) 1: University of Leeds, GB 2‐P‐256 Plate Boundary Deformation in North Iceland during 1992‐2009 observed by GPS and InSAR Time‐Series Analysis S. Metzger (1) S. Jonsson (2) 1: Helmholtz Centre, GFZ Potsdam, DE 2: King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, SA 2‐P‐258 3‐D CO‐Seismic Displacements using Point‐Like Targets Offset Tracking X. Hu (1) T. Wang (2) M. Liao (1) 1: Wuhan University, CN 2: Wuhan University King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, CN 2‐P‐259 Application of Radar Interferometry to the Detection of Surface Deformation in Southern California M. Eneva (1) D. Adams (1) G. Falorni (2) J. Morgan (2) F. Novali (3) J. Allievi (3) 1: Imageair Inc., US 2: TRE Canada, CA 3: TRE Italy, IT 2‐P‐260 Using InSAR and GPS‐Constrained Block Models to Study the Garlock‐San Andreas Fault Interaction F. Greene (1) S. Wdowinski (1) G. Schmalzle (2) F. Amelung (1) 1: University of Miami ‐ RSMAS, US 2: Earth and Space Sciences, University of Washington, US 2‐P‐261 DifSAR and PS InSAR: A Dual Approach to Investigating Continental Deformation on the Eastern Tibetan Plateau V. Nockles (1) B. Parsons (1) R. Holley (2) T. Wright (3) 1: University of Oxford, GB 2: Fugro NPA Ltd, GB 3: University of Leeds, GB 2‐P‐262 Coulomb Stress Based Earthquake Risk Estimates in North China after the Mw9 Tohoku Earthquake, 2011 Y. Shi (1) B. Zhang (1) S. Zhang (1) H. Zhang (1) 1: University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, CN 2‐P‐263 Ground Deformation in the Kyoto Basin and Osaka Plain Detected with PS‐InSAR M. Hashimoto (1) 1: DPRI, Kyoto University, JP

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2‐P‐265 Maule 2010 and Tohoku 2011 Earthquakes Gravity Signals as seen by a Directional Analysis of GRACE Data M. Hayn (1) I. Panet (2) V. Mikhailov (3) S. Bonvalot (4) F. Frappart (4) G. Ramillien (4) L. Seoane (4) M. Holschneider (5) M. Diament (6) 1: Institut National de l'Information Geographique et Forestiere, Paris, FR 2: Institut National de l'Information Geographique et Forestiere, Laboratoire LAREG, Universite Paris 7, Paris, FR 3: Institute of Physics of the Earth, Russian Academy of Sciences, B. Gruzinskaya 10, Moscow, RU 4: Observatoire Midi‐Pyrenees, Laboratoire Geosciences Environnement (Universite de Toulouse, CNRS, IRD, CNES), Toulouse, FR 5: Institute for Mathematics, University of Potsdam, Am Neuen Palais 10, 14469 Potsdam, DE 6: Univ Paris Diderot, Sorbonne Paris Cite, Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris, CNRS, Paris, FR 2‐P‐266 Temporal Acceleration of the Pacific Plate Subduction by a Deep‐focus Earthquake K. Heki (1) Y. Mitsui (1) 1: Hokkaido University, JP 2‐P‐267 Deformation Analysis in the Moron de la Frontera ‐ Puebla de Cazalla Sector of the Betic Cordillera (S Spain) using PSI A. Ruiz‐Armenteros (1) J. Sousa (2) A. Ruiz‐Constán (3) R. Hanssen (4) A. Gil‐Cruz (1) J. Galindo‐Zaldívar (5) C. Sanz de Galdeano (6) Z. Perski (7) M. Caro‐Cuenca (8) 1: University of Jaén, ES 2: University of Trás‐os‐Montes e Alto Douro, PT 3: Instituto Geológico y Minero de España, ES 4: Delft University of Technology, NL 5: University of Granada, ES 6: CSIC‐University of Granada, ES 7: Polish Geologial Institute, PL 8: TNO, NL 2‐P‐268 Seismic Cycle and Implications : Case Examples in Taranto Gulf (Southern Apennine Deformation Front) B. Deffontaines (1) G. Fortunato (2) S. Magalhaes (3) 1: Université Paris Est Marne‐La‐ Vallée, FR 2: alphageomega, IT 3: alphageomega, FR 2‐P‐269 PSI Techniques Applied to Mapping Surface Displacements in Active Tectonics Areas: TERRAFIRMA Tectonic Theme S. Stramondo (1) J. Cyziene (2) A. Ganas (3) I. Guerra (4) E. Lagios (5) I. Parcharidis (6) C. Zulfikar (7) N. Adam (8) C. Bignami (1) M. Erdik (7) D. Mine (7) M. Foumelis (6) A. Gervasi (4) M. Manunta (9) F. Novali (10) V. Sakkas (5) E. Sansosti (9) E. Serpelloni (1) G. Solaro (9) K. Stamatopoulos (11) G. Ventura (1) F. Zucca (12) M. Chini (13) J. Satkunas (2) 1: Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, IT 2: LGS, LT 3: NOA, GR 4: University of Calabria, IT 5: University of Athens, GR 6: Harokopio University of Athens, GR 7: KOERI, TR 8: DLR, DE 1 9: CNR‐IREA, IT 1 10: Telerilevamento Europa, IT 2 11: Stamatopoulos & Associates Co., GR 2 12: University of Pavia, IT2 13: CRP Gabriel Lippmann, LU 2‐P‐270 Persistent Scatterers Interferometry Analysis of the Achaia‐Elia Earthquake K. Mirek (1) J. Mirek (1) E. Papadimitriou (2) V. Karakostas (2) 1: AGH University of Science and Technology, PL 2: Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, GR 2‐P‐271 Investigating Of causes Short and Long Term Ground Deformation by Implementing Sar Interferometric Techniques in Larissa F. Fakhri (1) 1: HAROKOPEIO UNIVERSITY OF ATHENS, GR 2‐P‐272 Combined PSI and Differential GPS Study of Zakynthos Island (W. Greece) for the Period 1992‐2012 V. Sakkas (1) F. Novali (2) N. Voulgaris (1) S. Vassilopoulou (1) A. Fumagalli (2) J. Allievi (2) E. Lagios (1) 1: University of Athens, Dept of Geophysics & Geothermics, GR 2: Tele‐Rilevamento Europa ‐ T.R.E. slr., IT 2‐P‐273 Determination of the Creep Rate by DINSAR in the Ismetpasa Segment of the NAFZ E. Köksal (1) H. Kutoglu (1) T. Deguchi (2) 1: Bülent Ecevit University, TR 2: Nitetsu Mining Company, JP

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2‐P‐274 Ground Deformation Study of Broader Area of Patras Gulf (W. Greece) using PSI‐WAP, DGPS and Seismicity Analyses V. Sakkas (1) N. Adam (2) N. Voulgaris (1) S. Vassilopoulou (1) E. Lagios (1) S. Stramondo (3) 1: University of Athens, Dept. Geophysics & Geothermics, GR 2: DLR, DE 3: INGV, IT 2‐P‐275 Coseismic model of the Hosseinabad,Iran,Earthquake from Pixel Offset, Multiple‐ Aperture and Conventional Interferometry A. Habibi (1) M. Motagh (2) M. Sharifi (1) 1: university of Tehran, IR 2: GFZ, DE 2‐P‐276 Tectonic Deformation using Interferometry SAR E. Saadatfar (1) M. Dehghani (2) A. Esmaeily (3) 1: Kerman Graduated University Technology, Department of remote sensing engineering, Kerman, Iran, IR 2: Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering, School of Engineering, Shiraz University, IR 3: Kerman Graduated University of Technology, Department of remote sensing engineering, Kerman, Iran, IR 2‐P‐277 Listric Fault Modeling of 2011 Mw 7.1 Turkey Van Earthquake Derived from AZISAR and Conventional Interferometry W. Feng (1) Z. Li (1) A. Singleton (1) Y. Li (2) 1: School of Geographical and Earth Sciences, University of Glasgow, GB 2: Institute of crustal and dynamics, China Earthquake Administration, Beijing, China, CN 2‐P‐278 Testing Models of Earthquake Cycle Deformation Using Geodetic Observations Along the North Anatolian Fault T. Wright (1) R. Walters (1) G. Houseman (1) T. Yamasaki (1) E. Hussain (1) 1: University of Leeds, GB 2‐P‐279 Crustal Block Boundaries, North Anatolian Fault (NAF) Site C. Zulfikar (1) H. Ozener (1) S. Stramondo (2) 1: Bogazici University, KOERI, TR 2: INGV, IT 2‐P‐280 Tectonic Soil Vulnerability Mapping, Instanbul Site C. Zulfikar (1) D. Mine B. (1) S. Stramondo (2) 1: Bogazici University, KOERI, TR 2: INGV, IT 2‐P‐281 Insights on Earth Observation Capabilities in Updating the Spatial Distribution of Exposed Values in Quake‐Prone Areas M. Harb (1) F. Dell’Acqua (2) 1: University of Pavia, IT 2: EUCENTRE, IT 2‐P‐282 3D‐ Object Oriented Innovative Approach for Early Damage Assessment after Seismic Event M. Milone (1) M. Mormile (1) V. Baiocchi (1) D. Dominici (2) 1: University La Sapienza, IT 2: University of L'Aquila, IT 2‐P‐283 Improvement of Different Techniques for DSM Extraction from EROS B Stereopair of a Post Seismic Scenario M. Mormile (1) M. Milone (1) V. Baiocchi (1) D. Dominici (2) 1: University "La Sapienza", IT 2: University of L'Aquila, IT 2‐P‐284 Modelling Dynamic Products of Natural Disasters with the OGC Observations & Measurements Format C. Peyrega (1) R. Ruiloba (1) 1: CS Information Systems, FR 2‐P‐285 Time Series Satellite and In‐Situ Monitoring Data for Climate Fluctuations and Seismic Precursors Assessment M. Zoran (1) R. Savastru (1) D. Savastru (1) 1: National Institute of R&D for Optoelectronics, RO 2‐P‐286 Remote Sensing Applications in Detecting Electromagnetic Earthquake Precursors M. Harb (1) F. Dell’Acqua (2) 1: University of Pavia, IT 2: EUCENTRE, IT

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Tue-P-17 Stratosphere/Upper Atmosphere 2‐P‐287 Global Stratospheric Mean Age of Air and its Temporal Variation from MIPAS SF6 Observations G. Stiller (1) T. von Clarmann (1) F. Haenel (1) E. Eckert (1) B. Funke (2) N. Glatthor (1) U. Grabowski (1) S. Kellmann (1) M. Kiefer (1) A. Linden (1) S. Lossow (1) M. López‐ Puertas (2) 1: Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, IMK‐ASF, DE 2: Instituto de Astrofísica de Andalucía, CSIC, ES 2‐P‐288 Climatologies of Stratospheric Short‐Lived Species from Odin/SMR M. Khosravi (1) D. Murtagh (1) J. Urban (1) 1: Chalmers University of Technology, SE 2‐P‐289 Overview of Climate Data Records of the EUMETSAT Satellite Application Facility on Climate Monitoring R. Hollmann (1) P. Fuchs (1) N. Selbach (1) C. Koziar (1) D. Stein (1) J. Tan (1) 1: DWD, DE 2‐P‐290 Climate Change Scenario for Bangladesh by using High Resolution AGCM M. Rahman (1) A. Kitoh (2) S. Kusunoki (2) 1: SAARC Mereeorological research Centre, BD 2: Meteorological Research Institute, Tsukuba, Japan, JP 2‐P‐291 Transport of Regional Pollutions to UTLS during Asian Summer Monsoon Seasons‐ A 3‐D Global CTM Study Q. Li (1) J. Bian (1) D. Lu (1) 1: LAGEO, Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, CN 2‐P‐292 Earth Observations for Assessing Transport of Climatically‐Active Gases in the Eastern Boundary Upwelling Systems C. Garbe (1) V. Garcon (2) A. Butz (3) S. Illig (2) I. Monte (4) J. Sudre (2) A. Paulmier (2) J. Vihharev (5) B. Dewitte (2) I. Dadou (2) 1: IWR, University of Heidelberg, DE 2: LEGOS / CNRS, FR 3: KIT, DE 4: GEOMAR, DE 5: IWR University of Heidelberg, DE 2‐P‐293 Interpolation of Satellite data using Kriging Approximation J. Waitz (1) D. Loyola (1) 1: Deutsches Zentrum für Luft‐ und Raumfahrt e.V. (DLR) , DE 2‐P‐294 Towards Long‐Term Time Series of Daily Solar Radiation Data J. Bojanowski (1) A. Vrieling (2) A. K. Skidmore (2) 1: MeteoSwiss, CH 2: ITC, NL 2‐P‐295 Comparison of UV and Broadband Irradiance E. Jääskeläinen (1) J. Hovila (1) T. Manninen (1) J. Tamminen (1) H. Jay (2) 1: Finnish Meteorological Institute, FI 2: JCET University of Maryland, US 2‐P‐296 ENVISAT Atmospheric Data Sets ‐ Quality Monitoring and Consolidation G. Brizzi (1) L. Saavedra de Miguel (1) M. De Laurentis (1) R. Iannone (1) G. Scarpino (1) S. Casadio (1) A. Dehn (2) T. Fehr (2) 1: Serco, IT 2: ESA/ESRIN, IT 2‐P‐297 Let's Get Clean Again: Contaminated Mirrors in Space and Throughput Recovery M. Krijger (1) R. Snel (1) Q. Sciamachy (2) 1: SRON Netherlands Institute for Space Research, NL 2: IUP University of Bremen, DE 2‐P‐298 The Madrid Intercomparison of Nitrogen Dioxide Measuring Instruments (MINDI) M. Van Roozendael (1) M. Gil (2) O. Puentedura (2) F. Hendrick (1) F. Tack (1) A. Richter (3) T. Wagner (4) A. Piters (5) A. Saiz‐Lopez (6) B. Bojkov (7) T. Fehr (7) 1: Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy, BE 2: Instituto Nacional de Tecnica Aeroespacial , ES 3: University of Bremen, DE 4: Max Planck Institute for Chemistry, Mainz, DE 5: Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute, NL 6: 6. CIAC‐CSIC, Laboratory for Atmospheric and Climate Science, ES 1 7: ESA/ESRIN, IT 2‐P‐299 Trace Gas Validation and Quality Assessment System for Atmospheric Sensors on METOP G. Pinardi (1) M. Van Roozendael (1) J. Lambert (1) J. Granville (1) M. De Mazière (1) H. De Backer (2) A. Delcloo (2) I. De Smedt (1) F. Hendrick (1) H. Yu (1) T. Wang (3) C. Lerot (1) N. Theys (1) J. van Gent (1) F. Tack (1) C. Gielen (1) 1: BIRA‐IASB, BE 2: RMI, BE 1 3: IAP, CN

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2‐P‐300 MIPAS2D, MLS and ACE‐FTS Inter‐Comparison of Stratospheric Profiles S. Casadio (1) E. Castelli (2) B. Dinelli (2) M. De Laurentis (1) E. Papandrea (3) A. Burini (4) M. Carlotti (3) 1: SERCO‐IDEAS, IT 2: ISAC‐CNR, IT 3: DCI Universita' di Bologna, IT 4: RHEA‐IDEAS, IT 2‐P‐301 The Latest Products of the MIPAS ESA Processor P. Raspollini (1) . MIPAS (2) 1: IFAC‐CNR, IT 2: ESA‐ESRIN, IT 2‐P‐302 MIPAS Measurements of Stratospheric Fluorine and Chlorine S. Cai (1) A. Dudhia (1) 1: University of Oxford, GB 2‐P‐303 Stratospheric Lifetimes of CFC‐11 and CFC‐12 from Envisat MIPAS L. Hoffmann (1) C. Hoppe (1) C. Lehmann (1) R. Müller (1) R. Spang (1) 1: Forschungszentrum Jülich, DE 2‐P‐304 Global CFC‐11 (CCl3F) and CFC‐12 (CCl2F2) Measurements with the MIPAS: Retrieval, Climatologies and Trends S. Kellmann (1) T. von Clarmann (1) G. Stiller (1) E. Eckert (1) N. Glatthor (1) M. Hoepfner (1) M. Kiefer (1) M. Kiefer (1) J. Orphal (1) B. Funke (2) U. Grabowski (1) A. Linden (1) G. Dutton (3) J. Elkins (3) 1: KIT/IMK, DE 1 2: IAA/CSIC, ES 1 3: NOAA, US 2‐P‐305 MIPAS/Envisat Measurements Of SO2 From The Upper Troposphere To The Upper Stratosphere 2002‐2012 M. Hoepfner (1) C. Bruehl (2) N. Glatthor (1) U. Grabowski (1) S. Kellmann (1) M. Kiefer (1) J. Lelieveld (2) A. Linden (1) J. Orphal (1) G. Stiller (1) T. v. Clarmann (1) 1: Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, DE 2: Max‐Planck‐Institute for Chemistry, DE 2‐P‐306 New Species Retrieved from MIPAS/Envisat A. Dudhia (1) 1: University of Oxford, GB 2‐P‐307 Validation of Thermodynamic Profiles from MIPAS and GOMOS against Radiosondes and Radio Occultation Reference Data M. Schwaerz (1) G. Kirchengast (1) B. Scherllin‐Pirscher (1) F. Ladstaedter (1) 1: University of Graz, AT 2‐P‐308 Merged Ozone Product from four MIPAS Processors A. Laeng (1) T. von Clarmann (1) A. Dudhia (2) B. Dinelli (3) P. Raspollini (4) G. Stiller (1) 1: KIT, DE 2: University of Oxford, GB 3: ISAC/CNR, IT 4: IFAC/CNR, IT 2‐P‐309 A Complete Characterization of the Odin‐OSIRIS Ozone Data Set C. Sioris (1) C. McLinden (2) D. Degenstein (1) A. Bourassa (1) 1: University Of Saskatchewan, CA 2: Environment Canada, CA 2‐P‐310 Time Series Analyses of the Multi‐Sensor Reanalysis (MSR) Ozone Data Record R. van der A (1) M. Allaart (1) H. Eskes (1) J. de Laat (1) J. Knibbe (1) M. van Weele (1) 1: KNMI, NL 2‐P‐311 Validation of Uncertainties of Ozone Profiles Retrieved from Envisat Limb Sensors V. Sofieva (1) A. Laeng (2) 1: Finnish Meteorological Institute, FI 2: Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, DE 2‐P‐312 Retrieval of Total Columnar Ozone from the Ocean Land Colour Instrument: Algorithm, Validation and Applications. M. Bouvet (1) 1: ESA/ESTEC, NL 2‐P‐313 Adapting the Total Ozone Algorithm GODFIT to high Spatial Resolution Push‐Broom Instruments T. Danckaert (1) C. Lerot (1) M. Van Roozendael (1) J. van Gent (1) R. Spurr (2) D. Loyola (3) 1: BIRA‐IASB, BE 2: RT Solutions, Inc., US 3: DLR, DE 2‐P‐314 On the Quality of the Total Ozone Dobson and Brewer Measurements: Results of the ESA‐CALVAL Campaigns A. Redondas (1) U. Köhler (2) E. Kyrö (3) R. Evans (4) 1: Izaña Atmpshpheric Research Centre (AEMET), ES 2: Deutscher Wetterdienst, Hohenpeissenber, DE 3: Finnish Meteorological Institute, Sodankylä, FI 4: NOAA/ESRL, US

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2‐P‐315 Stratospheric Ozone Changes During 2001‐2010: The Small Role of Solar Flux Variations in a CTM S. Dhomse (1) M. Chipperfiled (1) W. Feng (1) W. Ball (2) Y. Unruh (2) J. Haigh (2) N. Krivova (3) S. Solanki (3) A. Smith (4) M. Weber (5) 1: School of Earth and Enviornment, University of Leeds, GB 2: Imperial College, London, GB 3: MPI, Lindau, DE 4: UCAR, US 1 5: University of Bremen, DE 2‐P‐316 Combined Ozone Retrieval from METOP Sensors using Meta‐Training of Deep Neural Networks M. Felder (1) F. Sehnke (1) A. Kaifel (1) 1: Zentrum für Sonnenenergie‐ und Wasserstoff‐Forschung (ZSW), DE 2‐P‐317 (Multi‐)TASTE: Ten years of quality tasting of Envisat and TPM atmospheric composition retrievals with the NDACC network J. Lambert (1) D. Hubert (1) J. Granville (1) O. Aulamo (2) T. Blumenstock (3) J. Burrows (4) H. De Backer (5) M. De Mazière (1) M. Gil (6) F. Goutail (7) F. Hase (3) F. Hendrick (1) G. Held (8) D. Ionov (9) P. Johnston (10) R. Kivi (2) G. Kopp (3) K. Kreher (10) E. Kyrö (2) E. Mahieu (11) S. Mikuteit (3) M. Navarro Comas (6) J. Notholt (4) A. Pazmiño (7) A. Piters (12) J. Pommereau (7) O. Puentedura (6) A. Richter (4) R. Susmann (13) Y. Timofeyev (9) M. Van Roozendael (1) C. Vigouroux (1) T. Warneke (4) F. Wittrock (4) S. Wood (10) M. Yela Gonzalez (6) 1: BIRA‐IASB, BE 2: FMI‐ARC, FI 3: KIT/IMK, DE 4: IFE/IUPB, DE 5: KMI‐IRM, BE 6: INTA, ES 1 7: CNRS/LATMOS, FR 1 8: IPMet/UNESP, BR 1 9: SPbSU, RU 1 10: NIWA, NZ 2 11: ULg, BE 2 12: KNMI, NL 2 13: IMK/IFU, DE 2‐P‐318 New Organic Molecules from ACE‐FTS Observations J. Harrison (1) C. Boone (2) P. Bernath (3) 1: University of York, GB 2: University of Waterloo, CA 3: Old Dominion University, US 2‐P‐319 Satellite Observations of OClO from 1995 to 2012 in Comparison to ECMWF Data and EMAC Simulations S. Kühl (1) J. Pukite (1) S. Dörner (1) P. Jöckel (2) M. Ziegler (1) T. Wagner (1) 1: MPI Chemie, DE 2: DLR Oberpfaffenhofen, DE 2‐P‐320 ECMWF Research Activities for the Monitoring and Assimilation of Spaceborne Lidar and Radar Observations in Clouds S. DiMichele (1) M. Janiskova (1) E. Martins (1) 1: ECMWF, GB 2‐P‐321 The Second Continuous Development and Operations Phase of the Nowcasting Satellite Application Facility O. Alonso (1) C. Gomez Cid (1) 1: GMV, ES 2‐P‐322 Detection of Mesospheric Sodium Layer from SCIAMACHY/ENVISAT Limb Observations G. Brizzi (1) S. Casadio (1) M. De Laurentis (1) R. Iannone (1) L. Saavedra de Miguel (1) A. Dehn (2) 1: Serco Spa, IT 2: ESA, IT 2‐P‐323 SCIAMACHY: First Review of Calibration Parameters for the SWIR Channels for the Entire Mission G. Lichtenberg (1) S. Slijkhuis (1) B. Aberle (1) S. Gimeno‐Garcia (1) S. Noel (2) K. Bramstedt (2) R. Snel (3) M. Krijger (3) R. van Hees (3) A. Dehn (4) 1: German Aerospace Centre (DLR), IMF, DE 2: Institute of Environmental Physics/Remote Sensing Bremen (IUP/IFE)), DE 3: Netherlands Institute for Space Research (SRON), NL 1 4: ESA‐ESRIN, IT 2‐P‐324 SCIAMACHY: New Algorithms for the Operational Level 0‐1 Processor G. Lichtenberg (1) S. Slijkhuis (1) B. Aberle (1) D. Sherbakov (1) S. Noel (2) K. Bramstedt (2) H. Bovensmann (2) R. Snel (3) M. Krijger (3) R. van Hees (3) C. Lerot (4) A. Dehn (5) 1: German Aerospace Centre (DLR), IMF, DE 2: Institute of Environmental Physics/Remote Sensing Bremen (IUP/IFE)), DE 3: Netherlands Institute for Space Research (SRON), NL 1 4: Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy (BIRA‐IASB), BE 1 5: ESA‐ESRIN, IT

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2‐P‐325 Validation and Extension of SCIAMACHY Water Vapor Isotopologues Measurements R. Scheepmaker (1) C. Frankenberg (2) N. Deutscher (3) M. Schneider (4) J. Landgraf (5) I. Aben (5) 1: SRON Netherlands Institute for Space Research, NL 2: JPL, US 3: IUP, DE 4: KIT IMK‐ASF, DE 5: SRON, NL 2‐P‐326 The SCIAMACHY Consolidated Level 0 Dataset M. Gottwald (1) G. Brizzi (2) E. Krieg (1) K. Reissig (1) J. How (1) A. Dehn (3) T. Fehr (3) 1: German Aerospace Center ‐ DLR, DE 2: SERCO S.p.A., IT 3: ESA‐ESRIN, IT 2‐P‐327 Development of SCIAMACHY Operational ESA Level 2 Version 6 Products K. Eichmann (1) H. Bovensmann (1) S. Noël (1) A. Richter (1) F. Wittrock (1) M. Buchwitz (1) A. Rozanov (1) A. Kokhanovsky (1) J. Burrows (1) C. Lerot (2) M. Van Roozendael (2) L. Tilstra (3) R. Snel (4) J. Krijger (4) G. Lichtenberg (5) A. Doicu (5) F. Schreier (5) S. Hrechanyy (5) S. Gimeno‐Garcia (5) K. Kretschel (5) M. Meringer (5) M. Hess (5) M. Gottwald (5) A. Dehn (6) T. Fehr (6) G. Brizzi (7) 1: Institute of Environmental Physics, DE 1 2: Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy (IASB‐BIRA), BE 1 3: Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI), NL 1 4: Netherlands Institute for Space Research (SRON), NL 1 5: Remote Sensing Technology Institute (IMF‐DLR), DE 2 6: ESA/ESRIN, IT 2 7: Serco, IT 2‐P‐328 SCIAMACHY Limb Water Vapor Retrieval ‐ Influence of Aerosols and Aerosol Correction K. Weigel (1) L. Brinkhoff (1) A. Rozanov (1) F. Ernst (1) K. Eichmann (1) M. Weber (1) H. Bovensmann (1) J. Burrows (1) 1: IUP Bremen, DE 2‐P‐329 Atomic Oxygen Green Line Emissions as Observed by the SCIAMACHY / ENVISAT Instrument Y. Zhu (1) M. Kaufmann (1) M. Stoeckle (1) M. Riese (1) 1: Research Centre Juelich, IEK‐ 7, DE 2‐P‐330 Stratospheric NO2 from SCIAMACHY limb and nadir measurements ‐ validation of the ESA operational data products F. Azam (1) K. Weigel (1) A. Rozanov (1) M. Weber (1) H. Bovensmann (1) J. Burrows (1) 1: Institute of Environmental Physics (IUP), University of Bremen, DE 2‐P‐331 Analysis of Vibrationally Excited Hydroxyl Emissions as Measured by SCIAMACHY and Implications on OH Non‐LTE Modeling M. Stoeckle (1) M. Kaufmann (1) Y. Zhu (1) J. Blank (1) M. Riese (1) 1: Research Centre Juelich, IEK‐7, DE 2‐P‐332 Global Upper Tropospheric/lower Stratospheric Water Vapor and Isotopologues from Satellites G. Stiller (1) S. Lossow (1) M. Kiefer (1) W. Read (2) K. Rosenlof (3) M. Garcia‐Comas (4) M. Hervig (5) G. Nedoluha (6) E. Remsberg (7) J. Russell III (8) L. Thomason (7) J. Urban (9) K. Walker (10) M. Weber (11) K. Weigel (11) J. Zawodny (7) 1: Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, IMK‐ASF, DE 2: Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, US 3: ESRL Chemical Science Division, NOAA, US 4: Instituto de Astrofísica de Andalucía, CSIC, ES 5: GATS Inc., Driggs, ID, US 6: Remote Sensing Physics Branch, NRL, US 7: NASA Langley Research Center, US 1 8: Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences Faculty, Hampton University, US 1 9: Department of Earth and Space Sciences, Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg, SE 1 10: Department of Physics, University of Toronto, CA 1 11: Institute for Environmental Physics, University of Bremen, DE 2‐P‐333 An Accurate Atmospheric Water Vapour Estimation based on Regression Model A. Saqellari Likoka (1) 1: National Technical University of Athens, GR 2‐P‐334 The ESA‐ANISAP Study: Retrieving Integrated Water Vapor Profiles Through Differential Attenuation Between LEO Satellites F. Luca (1) C. Fabrizio (2) S. Susanne (3) 1: Department of Information Engineering, University of Florence, IT 2: CNIT‐National RaSS Laboratory, IT 3: Wegener Center for Climate and Global Change, AT 60 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

2‐P‐335 HAMP ‐ The Microwave Package on the High Altitude and LOng Range Research Aircraft (HALO) M. Mech (1) E. Orlandi (1) F. Ament (2) L. Hirsch (3) S. Crewell (1) 1: University of Cologne, DE 2: University of Hamburg, DE 3: Max‐Planck Institut for Meteorology Hamburg, DE 2‐P‐336 Retrievals of Water Vapour around PMCs from Odin‐SMR O. Christensen (1) P. Eriksson (1) 1: Chalmers University of Technology, SE 2‐P‐337 Energetic Particle Precipitation Indirect Effect: ODIN/SMR Observations Compared to Models K. Pérot (1) J. Urban (1) D. Murtagh (1) 1: Chalmers University of Technology, Department of Earth and Space Sciences, SE 2‐P‐338 DOAS Retrieval Of Tropospheric NO2 From Space Using Pacific Earthshine Reference Spectra J. Anand (1) R. Leigh (1) P. Monks (1) M. Chang (2) 1: University of Leicester, GB 2: SSTL Ltd, GB 2‐P‐339 Trace Gas Column Observations from the GOME‐2 instruments on MetOp‐A and B P. Valks (1) N. Hao (1) P. Hedelt (1) W. Zimmer (1) D. Loyola (1) G. Pinardi (2) M. Van Roozendael (2) I. De Smedt (2) N. Theys (2) J. Lambert (2) M. Koukouli (3) D. Balis (3) 1: DLR, DE 2: BIRA/IASB, BE 1 3: AUTH, GR 2‐P‐340 Global comparison of satellite, sunphotometer and GEOS‐Chem model aerosol optical properties G. Curci (1) 1: University of L'Aquila, IT 2‐P‐341 Observing Trace Gases in Arctic and Subarctic Stratosphere by TELIS J. Xu (1) F. Schreier (1) A. Doicu (1) P. Vogt (1) M. Birk (1) G. Wagner (1) T. Trautmann (1) 1: DLR, DE 2‐P‐342 Horizontal and Vertical Properties of Equatorial Atmospheric Kelvin Waves from Multi‐ Satellite Temperature Retrievals U. Das (1) C. Pan (1) 1: National Central University, TW 2‐P‐343 Definition of an Uncooled Sub‐Millimeter/THz Limb Sounder for Measuring Middle Atmospheric Winds. P. Baron (1) D. Murtagh (2) J. Urban (2) H. Sagawa (1) P. Eriksson (2) 1: NICT, JP 2: Chalmers University of Technology, SE 2‐P‐344 New Airborne Imaging FTS Instrument GLORIA: First Scientific Results of TACTS/ESMVal Field Campaign Measurements O. Suminska‐Ebersoldt (1) M. Hoepfner (1) A. Kleinert (1) T. Latzko (1) J. Ungermann (2) T. Neubert (2) F. Friedl‐Vallon (1) P. Preusse (2) H. Oelhaf (1) 1: Karlsruher Institut fuer Technologie, DE 2: Forschungszentrum Juelich, DE 2‐P‐345 Observation of Fine‐Scale Filamentary Structures by the GLORIA Limb Imager T. Guggenmoser (1) J. Ungermann (1) J. Blank (1) J. Grooss (1) B. Vogel (1) A. Kleinert (2) M. Kaufmann (1) F. Friedl‐Vallon (2) H. Oelhaf (2) P. Preusse (1) 1: Forschungszentrum Juelich GmbH, DE 2: Karlsruher Institut fuer Technologie, DE 2‐P‐346 The ESa Sounder Campaign M. Kaufmann (1) M. Riese (1) F. Stroh (1) D. Schuettemeyer (2) J. Langen (2) J. Blank (1) B. Vogel (1) G. Guenther (1) P. Preusse (1) H. Oelhaf (3) F. Friedl‐Vallon (3) T. Neubert (4) D. Gerber (5) S. Borrmann (6) N. Spelten (1) C. Volk (7) T. Roeckmann (8) . The GLORIA Team (9) . The MARSCHALS Team (10) . The MIPAS‐STR Team (9) 1: Research Centre Juelich, IEK‐7, DE 2: European Space Agency , NL 3: Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, IMK, DE 4: Research Centre Juelich, ZEA‐2, DE 5: Rutherford Appleton Laboratory , GB 6: Max‐Planck‐Institute for Chemistry, Mainz, DE 7: Wuppertal University, DE 8: Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Research Utrecht (IMAU), NL 9: DE 10: GB

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2‐P‐347 Analysis of Submillimetre‐Wave Measurements of the UTLS Region during the ESA Sounder Campaign 2011 G. Daniel (1) B. Moyna (1) M. Oldfield (1) S. Rea (1) R. Siddans (1) B. Kerridge (1) W. Woiwode (2) H. Oelhaf (2) E. Castelli (3) B. Dinelli (3) S. Del Bianco (4) U. Cortesi (4) 1: RAL Space, Harwell Oxford, GB 2: KIT, Karlsruhe, DE 3: ISAC‐CNR, Bologna, IT 1 4: IFAC‐CNR, Florence, IT 2‐P‐348 Assessment of the Impact of the Atmospheric Gravity Waves on the GOMOS HRTP Validation Study R. Iannone (1) S. Casadio (1) L. Saavedra de Miguel (1) M. De Laurentis (1) G. Brizzi (1) A. Dehn (2) T. Fehr (2) 1: Serco, IT 2: ESA/ESRIN, IT 2‐P‐349 Simulating the IASI Spectrum using Radiative Transfer Models L. Ventress (1) A. Dudhia (1) 1: AOPP, University of Oxford, GB 2‐P‐350 Science Study for a LOw Cost Upper Atmosphere Sounder (LOCUS) D. Gerber (1) B. Swinyard (2) B. Ellison (1) J. Plane (3) W. Feng (3) T. Nocerino (4) R. Bird (4) 1: RAL Space, Harwell Oxford, GB 2: RAL Space, Harwell Oxford & UCL, London, GB 3: School of Chemistry, University of Leeds, GB 4: SSTL, Guildford, GB

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GOCE: Time-variable Gravity [3-1-1] 11 September 2013, Tinto (Level 0) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: R. Floberghagen / R. Haagmans 08:00 Temporal Variations from GOCE for Improving Antarctic Ice Mass Trends R. Pail (1) M. Rexer (1) M. Horwath (1) A. Horvath (1) M. Fuchs (2) 1: TU München, Institute of Astronomical and Physical Geodesy, DE 2: DGFI, DE 08:20 GOCE Gravity Gradients and the Earth's Time‐varying Gravity Field J. Bouman (1) P. Visser (2) M. Fuchs (1) T. Broerse (2) C. Haberkorn (1) V. Lieb (1) M. Schmidt (1) E. Schrama (2) W. van der Wal (2) 1: DGFI, DE 2: TU Dellft, NL 08:40 GOCE GPS and Accelerometer Observations and Earth's Time‐varying Gravity Field P. Visser (1) W. van der Wal (1) J. Bouman (2) 1: Delft University of Technology, NL 2: Deutsches Geodätisches Forschungsinstitut, DE 09:00 Sensitivity of GOCE Gradients on Mass Variation and Changes in Ice Topography M. Herceg (1) C. Tscherning (1) 1: University of Copenhagen, DK 09:20 GRACE Mission: Status and Prospects S. Bettadpur (1) B. Tapley (2) M. Watkins (3) F. Flechtner (4) 1: University of Texas at Austin Center for Space Research, US 2: UTCSR, US 3: Caltech/Jet Propulsion Laboratory, US 4: GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, DE

Related posters on Tuesday September 10, from page 50 CryoSat: the Ice Explorer 1 [3-1-2] 11 September 2013, Tinto (Level 0) 10:10‐11:50 Chairs: T. Parrinello / A. Shepherd 10:10 CryoSat: ESA's Ice Explorer Mission: Three Years in Operations. Status and Achievements T. Parrinello (1) N. Mardle (2) S. Badessi (1) B. Hoyos Ortega (3) C. Bouzinac (1) B. Frommknecht (1) M. Davidson (3) R. Cullen (3) M. Fornari (3) S. Michele (4) 1: ESA, IT 2: ESA, DE 3: ESA, NL 1 4: Aresys, IT 10:30 Examining the Mean Dynamic Topography and Circulation of the Arctic Ocean using CryoSat & GOCE S. Thomas (1) K. Giles (1) R. Bingham (2) A. Ridout (1) 1: Centre for Polar Observation & Modelling, GB 2: Newcastle University, GB 10:50 CryoSat‐2 Sea Ice Freeboard and Thickness: First Results and Airborne Validation Campaigns in Both Hemispheres S. Hendricks (1) R. Ricker (1) V. Helm (1) C. Haas (2) H. Skourup (3) A. Herber (1) S. Schwegmann (1) R. Gerdes (1) M. Davidson (4) 1: Alfred Wegener Institute, DE 2: York University, CA 3: DTU Space, DK 4: European Space Agency, NL 11:10 CryoSat‐2 Validation using CryoVEX 2011‐12 Airborne Campaigns H. Skourup (1) R. Forsberg (1) S. Rose (1) S. Hvidegaard (1) A. Olesen (1) I. Einarsson (1) V. Helm (2) R. Ricker (2) S. Hendricks (2) M. Davidson (3) T. Casal (3) 1: DTU Space, DK 2: AWI, DE 1 3: ESA, NL 11:30 An Intercomparison of Grounding Line Location from Differential Interferometry and CryoSat‐2 A. Hogg (1) A. Shepherd (1) M. McMillan (1) 1: University of Leeds, GB

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CryoSat: the Ice Explorer 2 [3-1-3] 11 September 2013, Tinto (Level 0) 13:10‐14:50 Chairs: J. Bamber / F. Remy 13:10 CryoSat‐2 and the Polar Ice Sheets A. Shepherd (1) M. McMillan (1) A. Hogg (1) A. Muir (2) A. Ridout (2) N. Galin (3) R. Cullen (4) N. Gourmelen (5) A. Dehecq (6) D. Wingham (7) K. Briggs (1) F. Ticconi (1) 1: University of Leeds, GB 2: Unviersity College London, GB 3: NOAA, US 4: ESA, NL 5: Unviersity of Edinburgh, GB 6: University of Strasbourg, FR 1 7: University College London, GB 13:30 Antarctic Peninsula Ice Surface Elevation Change ‐ Preliminary Analysis of CryoSat‐2 Data K. Briggs (1) A. Shepherd (1) M. McMillan (1) F. Ticconi (1) A. Muir (2) 1: University of Leeds, GB 2: UCL, GB 13:50 Cryosat LRM processing over Antarctica D. Blumstein (1) T. Flament (2) F. Boy (3) J. Desjonqueres (3) B. Legresy (2) F. Remy (2) N. Picot (3) P. Femenias (4) 1: CNES, LEGOS, UMR5566 CNRS‐CNES‐IRD‐Université de Toulouse III, FR 2: CNRS, LEGOS, UMR5566 CNRS‐CNES‐IRD‐Université de Toulouse III, FR 3: CNES, Centre Spatial de Toulouse, FR 4: ESA, ESRIN, IT 14:10 The Evolution of an Antarctic Subglacial Lake from CryoSat Interferometric Altimetry M. McMillan (1) H. Corr (2) A. Shepherd (1) A. Ridout (3) S. Laxon (3) 1: University of Leeds, GB 2: British Antarctic Survey, GB 3: University College London, GB 14:30 Regional Glacial Isostatic Adjustment and CryoSat Elevation Rate Corrections in Antarctica (STSE‐Project REGINA) I. Sasgen (1) J. Bamber (2) P. Clarke (3) A. Horvath (4) M. Horwath (4) R. Hurkmans (2) V. Klemann (1) R. Pail (4) E. Petrie (3) N. Schoen (0) 1: GFZ Potsdam, DE 2: University of Bristol, GB 3: Newcastle University, GB 4: TU München, DE

Related posters on Wednesday September 11, from page 88 CryoSat: beyond the Ice Mission [3-1-4] 11 September 2013, Tinto (Level 0) 15:20‐17:20 Chairs: W. Smith / P. Berry 15:20 CryoSat‐2: The Other Ocean Altimeter R. Scharroo (1) W. Smith (2) J. Lillibridge (2) E. Leuliette (2) M. Laury (2) 1: Altimetrics LLC / NOAA, US 2: NOAA Lab. for Satellite Altimetry, US 15:40 Cryosat‐2 Altimeter Performance Assessment Over Ocean. A. Ollivier (1) S. Labroue (1) M. Guibbaud (1) N. Picot (2) P. Femenias (3) T. Parrinello (3) C. Bouzinac (3) 1: CLS, FR 2: CNES, FR 3: ESA, IT 16:00 Towards DTU13 Global Altimetric Marine Gravity Field. The impact of Cryosat‐2 and Jason‐1 "Geodetic Mission" Data O. Andersen (1) M. Jain (1) L. Stenseng (1) P. Knudsen (1) S. Kenyon (2) 1: DTU Space, DK 2: NGA , US 16:20 CryoSat‐2 SARin Mode for Coastal Altimetry P. García‐Arnaud (1) C. Martin‐Puig (1) A. García‐Mondéjar (1) M. Roca (2) 1: isardSAT, ES 2: isardSAT, PL 16:40 SAR Mode Altimeter for Monitoring In‐Land Hydrology T. Moreau (1) P. Thibaut (1) F. Mercier (1) F. Boy (2) N. Picot (2) F. Nino (3) S. Calmant (3) J. Cretaux (3) N. Bercher (3) 1: CLS, FR 2: CNES, FR 3: LEGOS, FR

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17:00 Coastal SAR Altimetry: An Experiment in the Northern Caspian Sea S. Dinardo (1) B. Lucas (2) J. Benveniste (3) 1: SERCO/ESRIN, IT 2: DEIMOS/ESRIN, PT 3: ESA, FR

Related posters on Wednesday September 11, from page 88 Altimetry: Glaciology [3-2-1] 11 September 2013, Moorfoot (Level 0) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: F. Remy / A. Shepherd 08:00 Detection of Iceberg using ERS, Envisat and Cryosat Altimeter Data J. Tournadre (1) f. Girard‐Ardhuin (1) M. Accensi (1) B. Legresy (2) 1: IFREMER, FR 2: LEGOS, FR 08:20 A 19‐Year Radar Altimeter Elevation Change Time‐Series of the East and West Antarctic Ice Sheets A. Sundal (1) A. Shepherd (1) D. Wingham (2) A. Muir (2) M. McMillan (1) N. Galin (2) 1: University of Leeds, GB 2: University College London, GB 08:40 Long Term Survey of Antarctica with Altimetry: ERS1/2, EnviSat, SARAL, the Key Importance of Continuous Observations F. Remy (1) T. Flament (2) A. Michel (2) J. Verron (3) 1: CNRS, FR 2: Legos, FR 3: LGGE/CNRS, FR 09:00 Mass Balance Estimates of Global Mountain Glaciers and Ice Caps C. Shum (1) A. Braun (2) G. Cogley (3) J. Duan (1) J. Guo (1) Z. Huang (1) I. Howat (4) C. Kuo (5) H. Lee (6) S. Tseng (1) J. Wan (1) Y. Yi (1) X. Ding (7) 1: Ohio State University/School of Earth Sciences, US 2: University of Texas at Dallas/Dept. of Geosciences, US 3: Trent University/Department of Geography, CA 4: Ohio State University/Byrd Polar Research Center, US 5: National Cheng Kung University/Dept. of Geomatics, TW 6: University of Houston/Dept. of Civil & Environmental Engineering, US 1 7: Hong Kong Polytechnic Univ, HK 09:20 A Seven‐Year Analysis of Arctic Sea Ice using Envisat/RA‐2 and IceBridge Measurements over Ice in the Canada Basin. L. Connor (1) A. Ridout (2) W. Krabill (3) N. Kurtz (4) D. McAdoo (5) 1: NOAA Laboratory for Satellite Altimetry, US 2: CPOM, UCL, GB 3: Sigma Space, Inc., US 4: NASA, GSFC and Morgan State University, US 5: ESSIC, University of Maryland, US

Related posters on Wednesday September 11, from page 88 Sea Level & Dynamic Topography [3-2-2] 11 September 2013, Moorfoot (Level 0) 10:10‐12:10 Chairs: M.‐H. Rio / TBD 10:10 Westward Propagation in the Oceans: Do Linear Rossby Waves Matter? M. Thomas (1) P. Cipollini (2) J. Benveniste (3) R. Tailleux (4) 1: Ifremer, FR 2: National Oceanography Centre, Southampton, GB 3: ESA, IT 4: University of Reading, GB 10:30 Can Rossby Waves be used as Climate Change Indicators? A. Sutcliffe (1) P. Cipollini (2) I. Robinson (1) 1: School of Ocean and Earth Science, University of Southampton, GB 2: National Oceanography Centre, GB 10:50 Ocean Surface Reconstruction at a Global Scale from the Synergy Between Microwave and Altimetric Measurements. C. González‐Haro (1) J. Isern‐Fontanet (2) 1: Institut Català de Ciències del Clima (IC3), ES 2: Institut Català de Ciènces del Clima (IC3), ES 68 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

11:10 Reconstruction of Ocean Velocities from the Synergy between SST and SSH from SARM Measurements J. Isern‐Fonatnet (1) C. Martin‐Puig (2) C. Gonzalez‐Haro (1) 1: Institut Català de Ciències del Clima, ES 2: isardSAT, ES 11:30 Satellite Observations of Sea Level Change: What have we learned? R. Nerem (1) 1: University of Colorado, US 11:50 The Oceanic Southern Mode Revisited C. Hughes (1) J. Williams (1) 1: NOC‐Liverpool, GB

Related posters on Wednesday September 11, from page 87 Currents & Ocean [3-2-3] 11 September 2013, Moorfoot (Level 0) 13:10‐14:50 Chairs: P. Cipollini / TBD 13:10 Co‐Polarized SAR Imaging of Ocean Current Features V. Kudryavtsev (1) B. Chapron (2) I. Kozlov (1) F. Collard (3) J. Johannessen (4) 1: SOLab, RSHU, RU 2: IFREMER, FR 3: OceanDataLab, FR 4: NERSC, NO 13:30 Ocean Surface Currents from Envisat‐ERS2 30‐minute Lag Sequential SAR Images W. Qazi (1) W. Emery (1) B. Fox‐Kemper (2) 1: University of Colorado, Boulder, US 2: Brown University, US 13:50 Investigation of Small Scale Hydrodynamic Processes using High Resolution SAR Imagery and ADCP Data O. Lavrova (1) A. Serebryany (1) 1: Space Research Institute of RAS, RU 14:10 Circulation of the Surface Water in the Mediterranean Sea Inferred using Envisat ASAR N. Reul (1) b. Chapron (1) F. Collard (2) A. Mouche (3) P. Poulain (4) j. Tournadre (1) M. Menna (5) 1: IFREMER, FR 2: OceanDataLab, FR 3: CLS, FR 4: Istituto Nazionale di Oceanografia e di Geofisica Sperimentale (OGS) , IT 5: Istituto Nazionale di Oceanografia e di Geofisica Sperimentale , IT 14:30 Spatio‐Temporal Evolution of Upper Ocean Signature from Space and Surface Current Monitoring F. Collard (1) B. Chapron (2) J. Johannessen (3) V. Kudryavfsev (4) 1: OceanDataLab, FR 2: IFREMER, FR 3: NERSC, NO 4: RSHU/NIERSC, RU

Related posters on Wednesday September 11, from page 86 Oil Spills [3-2-4] 11 September 2013, Moorfoot (Level 0) 15:20‐17:00 Chairs: V. Kerbaol / P.‐E. Skrovseth 15:20 The Integrated European SAR Based Oil Spill Surveillance and Vessel Detection Services CleanSeaNet O. Trieschmann (1) 1: European Maritime safety Agency, PT 15:40 Oil Spill Aging and Polluter Identification from SAR Imagery: Toward an Integrated System with AIS and Drift Modeling N. Longépé (1) M. Goacolou (1) A. Mouche (1) J. Lebras (1) 1: CLS, FR

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16:00 Evaluation of SAR Polarimetric data for Study Oil Spills and Natural Slicks Parameters D. Ivonin (1) A. Ivanov (1) M. Dostovalov (2) A. Sineva (1) Z. Khalikov (1) A. Zakharov (3) 1: P.P. Shirshov Institute of Oceanology, Russian Academy of Sciences, RU 2: Research Institute of Precision Instruments, Moscow, RU 3: Kotelnikov Institute of Radio Engineering and Electronics, Russian Academy of Sciences, RU 16:20 Advanced Techniques for Oil Slick Characterization using Polarimetric Synthetic Aperture Radar C. Jones (1) B. Minchew (2) B. Holt (1) 1: Jet Propulsion Laboratory, US 2: California Institute of Technology, US 16:40 On Dual Co‐Polarized SAR Measurements of Oil Spill on the Sea Surface M. Hansen (1) V. Kudryavtsev (2) B. Chapron (3) J. Johnny A. (1) 1: NERSC, NO 2: RSHU, RU 3: IFREMER, FR

Related posters on Wednesday September 11, from page 86 Land research (Optical) 1 [3-3-1] 11 September 2013, Kilsyth (Level 0) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: J. Moreno / TBD 08:00 Land Cover Change Monitoring System for Sub‐Saharan African Protected Areas Z. Szantoi (1) A. Brink (1) D. Simonetti (1) 1: Joint Research Centre, IT 08:20 Remote Sensing based Net Primary Productivity Modelling and Derivation of Above‐ Ground Biomass Estimates for Kazakhstan C. Eisfelder (1) C. Kuenzer (1) M. Buchroithner (2) 1: German Aerospace Center (DLR), DE 2: Dresden University of Technology, Institute for Cartography, DE 08:40 Long‐Term Measurements of Plant Phenology Over Europe Derived from SeaWiFS and MERIS G. Ceccherini (1) N. Gobron (1) M. Migliavacca (1) M. Robustelli (1) 1: JRC, IT 09:00 Crop Mapping along the Season at 10m: Methodological Developments Towards an Operational Exploitation of S‐1, ‐2, and ‐3 F. Waldner (1) R. d'Andrimont (1) P. Defourny (1) 1: Université catholique de Louvain ‐ Earth and Life Institute, BE 09:20 Biophysical Variables Retrieval over Russian Winter Wheat Fields Using Medium Resolution as a Precursor of Sentinel‐2 R. d'Andrimont (1) F. Waldner (1) S. Bartalev (2) D. Plotnikov (2) A. Kleschenko (3) O. Virchenko (3) G. Roerink (4) A. de Wit (4) P. Defourny (1) 1: Université catholique de Louvain (UCL), BE 2: Space Research Institute of Russian Academy of Sciences (IKI), RU 3: Russian Agrometeorological Institute (AMI), RU 4: Alterra, NL

Related posters on Wednesday September 11, from page 90 Land research (Optical) 2 [3-3-2] 11 September 2013, Kilsyth (Level 0) 10:10‐12:10 Chairs: B. Pinty / L. Bydekerke 10:10 DUE GlobWetland II project ‐ Monitoring Wetlands for Sustainable Water Management K. Weise (1) B. Wolf (1) M. Schwarz (1) M. Paganini (2) E. Fitoka (3) E. van Valkengoed (4) H. Hansen (5) M. Keil (6) 1: JOP, DE 2: ESA, IT 3: Ekby, GR 4: TerraSphere, NL 5: Keyobs, BE 6: DLR, DE

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10:30 Validation of the Earth Observation Land Data Assimilation System by the Field Data of ESA SPARC Field Campaign M. Chernetskiy (1) J. Gómez‐Dans (2) P. Lewis (2) 1: Friedrich Schiller University ‐ Institute of Geography, DE 2: NCEO & UCL, GB 10:50 On the Effect of Multiseasonal Earth Observation Availability for Assimilation‐ supported Modelling of Winter Wheat Yield T. Hank (1) T. Frank (1) H. Bach (2) W. Mauser (1) 1: Dept. of Geography, LMU Munich, DE 2: VISTA ‐ Remote Sensing in Geosciences, DE 11:10 A Surface Reflectance Database for ESA's Earth Observation Missions (ADAM). J. Muller (1) P. Lewis (2) F. Bréon (3) C. Bacour (4) I. Price (4) L. Chaumat (4) P. Prunet (4) L. Gonzales (5) C. Schlundt (6) M. Vountas (6) J. Burrows (6) W. von Hoyningen‐ Huene (6) L. Guanter (7) J. Fischer (7) P. North (8) A. Heckel (8) A. Straume‐Lindner (9) 1: UCL MSSL, GB 2: UCL Geography, GB 3: CEA‐CNRS‐UVSQ, FR 4: Noveltis, FR 5: Laboratoire d’Optique Atmosphérique (LOA), FR 6: University of Bremen, DE 1 7: FUB, DE 1 8: Swansea University, GB 1 9: ESA‐ESTEC, NL 11:30 Automatic DEM Generation and 3D Change Detection from Satellite Imagery T. Krauss (1) P. d'Angelo (1) J. Tian (1) P. Reinartz (1) 1: DLR ‐ German Aerospace Center, DE 11:50 The OLCI FAPAR Land Product N. Gobron (1) 1: EC‐JRC, IT

Related posters on Wednesday September 11, from page 90 Land Research (Optical) 3 [3-3-3] 11 September 2013, Kilsyth (Level 0) 13:10‐14:50 Chairs: A. Belward / P. Defourny 13:10 Efforts for Detecting Forest Change in Fiji and Guyana using ALOS PALSAR and Landsat Time‐series Data J. Reiche (1) D. Hoekman (1) J. Verbesselt (1) C. Souza (2) M. Herold (1) 1: Wageningen University, NL 2: IMAZON, BR 13:30 The ESA DUE GlobAlbedo Land Surface Albedo Products from European Sensors and their Analysis and Validation J. Muller (1) G. López (1) G. Watson (1) N. Shane (1) T. Kennedy (1) P. Lewis (1) J. Fischer (2) L. Guanter (2) C. Domenech (3) R. Preusker (3) P. North (4) A. Heckel (4) O. Danne (5) U. Krämer (5) M. Zühlke (5) C. Brockmann (5) A. Cescatti (6) S. Pinnock (7) 1: UCL MSSL, GB 2: FUB, DE 3: FUB, GB 1 4: Swansea University, GB 1 5: Brockmann Consult, DE 1 6: JRC Ispra, IT 1 7: ESA‐ESRIN, IT 13:50 A Vision for a Land Observation System. P. Lewis (1) J. Gomez‐Dans (1) M. Disney (1) 1: Universitry College London and NCEO, GB 14:10 Characterizing the Surface Dynamics for Land Cover Mapping: Current Achievements of the ESA's Land Cover CCI C. Lamarche (1) S. Bontemps (1) A. Verhegghen (1) J. Radoux (1) E. Van Bogaert (1) V. Kalogirou (2) O. Arino (2) P. Defourny (1) 1: UCLouvain, BE 2: ESA, IT 14:30 Remote Sensing Data Management for Terrestrial Ecosystem Research ‐ an Australian Perspective M. Paget (1) E. King (1) P. Scarth (2) K. Johansen (3) A. Held (1) 1: CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research, AU 2: Department of Science, Information Technology, Innovation and the Arts, AU 3: University of Queensland, AU

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Related posters on Wednesday September 11, from page 90 ADM Aeolus [3-3-4] 11 September 2013, Kilsyth (Level 0) 15:20‐17:00 Chairs: A.‐G. Straume / P. Ingmann 15:20 ADM‐Aeolus, ESA's Wind Lidar Mission A. Straume‐Lindner (1) P. Ingmann (1) A. Elfving (1) 1: ESA‐ESTEC, NL 15:40 Progress in the Aeolus Level‐2B/C processing software and its implementation at ECMWF M. Rennie (1) L. Isaksen (1) A. Stoffelen (2) 1: European Centre for Medium‐Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF), Reading,, GB 2: Royal Dutch Meteorological Institute (KNMI), De Bilt, NL 16:00 VHAMP – Optimisation of Aeolus Spatial and Temporal Sampling G. Marseille (1) A. Stoffelen (1) H. Schyberg (2) L. Megner (3) H. Körnch (3) 1: KNMI, NL 2: Met.no, NO 3: MISU/SMHI, SE 16:20 Airborne Lidar Observations Supporting the ADM‐Aeolus Mission for Global Wind Profiling O. Reitebuch (1) C. Lemmerz (1) U. Marksteiner (1) S. Rahm (1) B. Witschas (1) 1: DLR, DE 16:40 Observation of Aerosols from Space with the AEOLUS Mission A. Dabas (1) V. Lever (1) P. Flamant (2) 1: Météo‐France, Centre National de Recherches Météorologiques, FR 2: Laboratoire de Météorologie Dynamique, Ecole Polytechnique/CNRS, FR

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 152 TIGER 1 [3-4-1] 11 September 2013, Carrick (Level 1) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: B. Koetz / S. Chalifoux 08:00 Research and Capacity Building for Water Resource Management in Africa ‐ The TIGER Capacity Building Facility Z. Vekerdy (1) M. Menenti (2) J. Silva (3) M. Painho (3) T. Jacobs (4) Z. Su (1) B. Koetz (5) 1: Faculty of Geo‐Information and Earth Observation, University of Twente, NL 2: Technical University Delft, NL 3: New University of Lisabon, PT 4: VITO, BE 5: ESA, IT 08:20 TIGER‐NET – enabling an Earth Observation capacity for Integrated Water Resource Management in Africa A. Walli (1) C. Tottrup (2) B. Koetz (3) D. Fernandez (4) 1: GeoVille Group, AT 2: Grass, DK 3: ESA, DE 4: ESA, ES 08:40 Application of a Satellite Based Rainfall‐Runoff Model:a Case Study of the Trans Boundary Cuvelai Basin in Southern Africa P. Mufeti (1) 1: Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry, Department of Water Affairs and Forestry, Namibia Hydrological Services, NA 09:00 Integrating EO Data, Hydrological Modeling to Study Effects of Landcover Change on Flow Regime: Lunsemfwa Basin Zambia J. Kampata (1) T. Rientjes (1) J. Timmermans (1) Z. Vekerdy (1) 1: ITC, NL 09:20 Using SAR Images in Modelling River Hydrodynamic Processes in the Mara Wetlands J. Mtamba (1) R. van der Velde (2) Z. Vekerdy (2) F. Mtalo (3) 1: University of Dar es Salaam and University of Twente, TZ 2: Faculty of Geo‐Information and Earth Observation, University of Twente, NL 3: University of Dar es Salaam, TZ 72 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

TIGER 2 [3-4-2] 11 September 2013, Carrick (Level 1) 10:10‐11:50 Chairs: Z. Vekerdy / F. Palazzo 10:10 Irrigation Performance using Hydrological Modeling and Remote Sensing: Case of Semi‐arid Region of Doukkala, Morocco N. Akdim (1) K. Labbassi (1) S. Alfieri (2) M. Menenti (2) 1: CHOUAIB DOUKKALI UNIVERSITY, MA 2: DELFT UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, NL 10:30 Monitoring and Predicting Proliferation of Invasive Aquatic Plants in Lake Victoria with MODIS and MERIS Data E. Cheruiyot (1) M. Menenti (1) B. Gorte (1) C. Mito (2) 1: TU Delft, NL 2: University of Nairobi, KE 10:50 Remote Sensing of Water Quality, Demonstrating the Capabilities of Sentinel‐2 for the Nile Delta M. Salama (1) H. Farag (2) Z. Vekerdy (1) 1: Utwente, ITC, NL 2: Researcher, Environment and Climate Research Institute (ECRI), National Water Research Center (NWRC). , EG 11:10 The 1 km Surface Soil Moisture Dataset: Evaluation over Entire Africa in 2004‐2012 A. Hegyiová (1) M. Doubková (2) D. Sabel (1) W. Wagner (1) B. Bauer‐Marschallinger (1) 1: Vienna University of Technology, AT 2: ESA, IT 11:30 Lake Evaporation from Space: Current Developments that could improve Hydrological Models in Semi‐arid Regions F. Annor (1) N. van de Giesen (1) D. Eilander (1) T. Bogaard (1) M. Menenti (1) 1: Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geosciences, Delft University of Technology, Delft, NL Dragon Ocean and Coastal Zones Applications [3-4-3] 11 September 2013, Carrick (Level 1) 13:10‐14:50 Chairs: Y.L. Desnos / A. Zmuda 13:10 Mesoscale Eddies Detection in the South China Sea Based on HY‐2 altimeter, ENVISAT RA2, Cryosat‐2 and Jason‐2 J. Yang (1) B. Martinez‐Val (2) C. Martin‐Puig (2) 1: First Institute of Oceanography,SOA, CN 2: isardSAT S.L., ES 13:30 Monitoring Chinas Coastal Zone and the Adjacent Seas Under Global Change by Satellite Data J. Fischer (1) L. Kritten (1) 1: FU Berlin, DE 13:50 Sea Surface Wind Field by TerraSAR‐X and Tandem‐X Data X. Li (1) S. Lehner (1) 1: German Aerospace Center (DLR), DE 14:10 On the Response of the Ocean to the Tropical Typhoon Nanmadol J. Lin (1) D. Tang (1) W. Alpers (2) S. Wang (1) 1: South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Guangzhou, CN 2: University of Hamburg, Institute of Oceanography, Hamburg, DE 14:30 Investigation of Land‐Based Pollution and Algae Blooms in Chinese Coastal Waters W. Alpers (1) M. Hansen (2) Y. Zhang (3) D. Tang (4) J. Lin (4) 1: University of Hamburg, Institute of Oceanography, Hamburg, DE 2: Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Center, Bergen, NO 3: The Chinese University of Hong Kong, HK 4: South China Sea Institute of Oceanology, Guangzhou, CN

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Dragon Atmospheric Applications [3-4-4] 11 September 2013, Carrick (Level 1) 15:20‐17:00 Chairs: A. Zmuda / Y.L. Desnos 15:20 Assessment of the Impact of the East Asian Summer Monsoon on the Air Quality over China from Space N. Hao (1) A. Ding (2) P. Valks (1) S. Safieddine (3) C. Clerbaux (3) T. Trautmann (1) 1: Deutsches Zentrum für Luft‐ und Raumfahrt (DLR), Earth Observation Center, Remote Sensing Technology Institute, DE 2: Institute for Climate and Global Change Research, Nanjing University, CN 3: LATMOS, Université Pierre et Marie Curie, FR 15:40 DRAGON Cooperation Studies on the middle Atmosphere: Overview of Projects and Results V. Sofieva (1) E. Kyrölä (1) Y. Liu (2) C. Liu (2) F. Huang (3) 1: Finnish Meteorological Institute, Helsinki, FI 2: Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, CN 3: National Satellite Meteorological Center, Beijing, CN 16:00 Fast Emission Estimates in China and South Africa Constrained by Satellite Observations B. Mijling (1) R. van der A (1) 1: KNMI, NL 16:20 The Status and Plan of Chinese Carbon Dioxide Satellite (TanSat) Y. Liu (1) Z. Cai (1) D. Yang (1) M. Duan (1) D. Lv (1) Z. Yin (2) Z. Yang (3) Y. Zheng (4) C. Yan (4) 1: Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, CN 2: Shanghai Engineering Center for Microsatellits, Chinese Academy of Sciences, CN 3: National Satellite Meteorological Center, CN 4: Changchun Institute of Optics, Fine Mechanics and Physics,Chinese Academy of Sciences, CN 16:40 Distribution of PM10 in Urban Athens as Obtained with the Use of MERIS in Support of the Assessment of the State of the Local Environment: Application During The Period of a Major Sport Event C. Cartalis (1) D. Asimakopoulos (1) G. Karvounis (1) 1: University of Athens, GR S2/S3 sensor and product characterisation 1 [3-5-1] 11 September 2013, Harris (Level 1) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: J.A. Sobrino / B. Bojkov 08:00 The OLCI Instrument Calibration: Status of On‐ground Activities, Strategy for In‐flight Calibration L. Bourg (1) J. Nieke (2) T. Garnier (3) 1: ACRI‐ST, FR 2: ESA/ESTEC, NL 3: Thalès Alenia Space, FR 08:20 Application of the QA4EO Guidelines to the Sentinel‐2 Radiometric Uncertainty Analysis and Radiometric Uncertainty Tool J. Gorrono (1) F. Gascon (2) 1: NPL, GB 2: ESA, IT 08:40 Multi‐Sensor Cloud Screening and Validation: IdePix and PixBox C. Brockmann (1) M. Paperin (1) O. Danne (1) A. Ruescas (1) 1: Brockmann Consult GmbH, DE 09:00 Pixel‐based Uncertainty Propagation in MERIS and OLCI Atmospheric Correction and Bio‐optical Algorithms C. Mazeran (1) N. Lamquin (1) 1: ACRI‐ST, FR 09:20 Spatial Unmixing Towards Multisensor and Multiresolution Image Fusion G. Doxani (1) Z. Mitraka (1) F. Gascon (1) P. Goryl (1) B. Bojkov (1) 1: ESRIN/ESA, IT

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S2/S3 sensor and product characterisation 2 [3-5-2] 11 September 2013, Harris (Level 1) 10:10‐12:10 Chairs: C. Brockmann / B. Bojkov 10:10 Error Decomposition and Estimation of Inherent Optical Properties: Application to Sentinel‐3 M. Salama (1) 1: Utwente, ITC, NL 10:30 Spectral Characterisation of the SLSTR Detector Array Subsystem T. Nightingale (1) H. Mortimer (1) D. Smith (1) 1: RAL Space, GB 10:50 Joint use of Sentinel 2 and OLCI‐Sentinel 3 for Coastal Monitoring A. Mangin (1) O. Fanton d'Andon (1) 1: ACRI‐ST, FR 11:10 Accuracy and Uncertainty in OLCI Terrestrial Chlorophyll Index (OTCI): Lessons Learn from MTCI‐EVAL Project J. Dash (1) F. Vuolo (2) G. Watmough (3) W. Frampton (1) P. Curran (4) D. Lajas (5) E. Kwiatkowska (6) 1: University of Southampton, GB 2: University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences (BOKU), Peter Jordan Str. 82, A‐1190 Vienna, AT 3: Earth Institute,Columbia University, US 4: City University, London, GB 5: ESTEC,ESA, NL 6: EUMETSAT, DE 11:30 Land Surface Temperature retrieval from Sentinel 2 and 3 data: the SEN4LST project J. Sobrino (1) J. Jiménez‐Muñoz (1) A. Ruescas (2) O. Danne (2) C. Brockmann (2) D. Ghent (3) J. Remedios (3) P. North (4) W. Davies (4) Z. Mitraka (5) P. Mathieu (5) C. Merchant (6) 1: Universidad de Valencia, ES 2: Brockmann Consult, DE 3: University of Leicester, GB 4: University of Swansea, GB 1 5: ESA, IT 1 6: University of Edinbourgh, GB 11:50 Towards a Protocol for Validating Land Surface Temperature for SLSTR J. Sobrino (1) J. Jiménez‐Muñoz (1) A. Ruescas (2) O. Danne (2) C. Brockmann (2) D. Ghent (3) J. Remedios (3) P. North (4) W. Davies (4) Z. Mitraka (5) P. Mathieu (5) C. Merchant (6) 1: Universidad de Valencia, ES 2: Brockmann Consult, DE 3: University of Leicester, GB 4: University of Swansea, GB 1 5: ESA, IT 1 6: University of Edinbourgh, GB

Related posters on Wednesday September 11, from page 90 S1 Methods [3-5-3] 11 September 2013, Harris (Level 1) 13:10‐14:50 Chairs: T. Strozzi / B. Rosich 13:10 Expected Interferometric Baseline Statistics for Sentinel 1 I. Barat (1) B. Duesmann (1) M. Martin Serrano (2) 1: ESA, NL 2: ESA, DE 13:30 Investigations of the DINSAR Performance in the TOPS Mode Using Experimental TerraSAR‐X Data M. Nannini (1) P. Prats‐Iraola (1) F. De Zan (1) 1: German Aerospace Center (DLR), DE 13:50 Agricultural Land Cover from Short Revisit SAR Data ‐ Sentinel‐1 Operation Simulated by Radarsat‐2 Data H. Skriver (1) 1: DTU Space , DK 14:10 Analysis of Speckle Tracking and Interferometric Coregistration for Non‐Stationary Scenarios with TOPS SAR Data R. Scheiber (1) M. Jäger (1) F. De Zan (1) P. Prats‐Iraola (1) P. Prats‐Iraola (1) 1: DLR ‐ German Aerospace Center , DE 14:30 Exploiting frequent Sentinel‐1 observations for soil moisture retrieval A. Balenzano (1) G. Satalino (1) F. Mattia (1) 1: CNR ‐ ISSIA, IT 75 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

Related posters on Wednesday September 11, from page 106 SAR Methods 2 [3-5-4] 11 September 2013, Harris (Level 1) 15:20‐17:00 Chairs: A. Minchella / TBD 15:20 Consequences of Long‐Term ASAR Local Oscillator Frequency Decay ‐ an Empirical Study of 10 Years of Data P. Marinkovic (1) Y. Larsen (2) 1: PPO.labs, NL 2: NORUT, NO 15:40 Analysis of Atmospheric Effects on X‐Band Synthetic Aperture Radar Observations and Precipitation Estimation S. Mori (1) L. Pulvirenti (1) F. Marzano (1) N. Pierdicca (1) 1: University La Sapienza Rome, IT 16:00 Enhanced and new Mapping and Monitoring Possibilities Opened by the Multidimensional SAR Tomography Framework F. Lombardini (1) F. Viviani (1) F. Dini (2) F. Cai (2) 1: University of Pisa / CNIT‐RaSS, IT 2: University of Pisa, IT 16:20 A Method for Ocean Wind Direction Estimation from SAR Images Based on CONTOULET Analysis A. Shamshiri (1) A. Keshavarz (2) 1: Azad University of Bushehr, IR 2: Persian Gulf University‐ Bushehr, IR 16:40 Inter‐Calibration of ERS AMI and MetOp ASCAT Backscatter Measurements C. Reimer (1) S. Hahn (1) W. Wagner (1) 1: Vienna University of Technology, Department of Geodesy and Geoinformation, Research Group Remote Sensing, AT

Related posters on Wednesday September 11, from page 106 Hazards: Subsidence and Landslides 2 [3-6-1] 11 September 2013, Ochil (Level 1) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: F. Cigna / R. Hanssen 08:00 Towards a Fusion of SAR‐Interferometry, GNSS and Precise Levelling in the Upper Rhine Graben Area, Southwest Germany T. Fuhrmann (1) A. Knöpfler (1) M. Mayer (1) A. Schenk (1) M. Westerhaus (1) K. Zippelt (1) B. Heck (1) 1: Geodetic Institute, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, DE 08:20 Landslides Investigated by A‐DInSAR Methods: From the Feasibility Analysis to Detailed Dynamics Characterization. P. Mazzanti (1) A. Rocca (2) D. Perissin (3) F. Bozzano (2) 1: NHAZCA S.r.l. Spin‐off company of "Sapienza University of Rome, IT 2: Earth Science Department ‐ Sapienza University of Rome, IT 3: ISEIS ‐ Chinese University of Hong Kong, HK 08:40 Analysis of a Subsidence Process by Integrating Geological and Hydrogeological Modeling with Satellite InSAR Data F. Bozzano (1) C. Esposito (1) S. Franchi (1) P. Mazzanti (2) A. Rocca (1) E. Romano (3) 1: Earth Science Department ‐ Sapienza University of Rome, IT 2: NHAZCA S.r.l. Spin‐ off company of "Sapienza University of Rome, IT 3: CNR‐IRSA, IT 09:00 Assessment of Mass Movements Driven by Exceptional Meteorological Events Throughout the Use of DInSAR in Austria F. Vecchiotti (1) A. Kociu (1) N. Tilch (1) E. Winkler (1) 1: Austrian Geological Survey (GBA), AT

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09:20 Satellite Radar Interferometry for Risk Management of Gas Pipeline Networks R. Ianoschi (1) M. Schouten (1) P. Leezenberg (1) P. Dheenathayalan (2) R. Hanssen (2) 1: Hansje Brinker , NL 2: Delft University of Technology, NL

Related posters on Wednesday September 11, from page 101 Hazards: Floods and Runoff [3-6-2] 11 September 2013, Ochil (Level 1) 10:10‐11:50 Chairs: P. Bally / H. Yesou 10:10 The International Charter Space & Major Disaster: the Contribution of Space Technologies to Risk Management Authorities and Humanitarian Aid Actors P. Bally (1) H. Luettenberg (2) J. Danzeglocke (2) 1: ESA, IT 2: DLR, DE 10:30 Adressing Emergency Flood Mapping and Monitoring of Inland Water Bodies with Sentinel 1‐2. Expectative and Perspectives H. Yesou (1) F. Sarti (2) N. Tholey (3) A. Mouratidis (2) S. Clanndillon (3) P. Fraipont de (3) 1: SERTIT, UdS, FR 2: ESA, IT 3: SERTIT UdS, FR 10:50 Calibration of 2D Hydraulic Inundation Models in the Floodplain Region of the Lower Tagus River R. Pestana (1) M. Matias (1) R. Canelas (2) D. Roque (3) A. Araújo (2) E. Van Zeller (4) A. Trigo‐Teixeira (2) R. Ferreira (2) R. Oliveira (2) S. Heleno (5) 1: ICIST, IST, UTL, PT 2: CEHIDRO, IST, UTL, PT 3: LabImagem, LNEC, PT 4: ARH do Tejo, PT 1 5: CERENA, IST, UTL, PT 11:10 Levee Health Monitoring with Radar Remote Sensing C. Jones (1) 1: Jet Propulsion Laboratory, US 11:30 An Automatic SAR‐Based Flood Mapping Tool Integrated in the ESA Grid Processing On Demand (G‐POD) Platform M. Chini (1) R. Hostache (1) P. Matgen (1) L. Giustarini (1) F. Pappenberger (2) P. Bally (3) 1: Centre de Recherche Public ‐ Gabriel Lippmann, LU 2: 2European Centre for Medium‐Range Weather Forecasts, GB 3: European Space Agency, IT

Related posters on Wednesday September 11, from page 100 Snow 1 [3-6-3] 11 September 2013, Ochil (Level 1) 13:10‐14:50 Chairs: H. Rott / M. Kern 13:10 Continued Evolution of the ESA DUE GlobSnow Data Records of Snow Extent and Snow Water Equivalent K. Luojus (1) J. Pulliainen (1) S. Metsämäki (2) R. Solberg (3) T. Nagler (4) A. Wiesmann (5) C. Derksen (6) E. Malnes (7) S. Wunderle (8) F. Hüsler (8) N. Foppa (9) W. Schoener (10) S. Pinnock (11) 1: Finnish Meteorological Institute, FI 2: Finnish Environment Institute, FI 3: Norwegian Computing Centre, NO 4: ENVEO IT GmbH, AT 5: GAMMA RS AG, CH 6: Environment Canada, CA 7: Norut, NO 8: University of Bern, CH 1 9: Meteoswiss, CH 1 10: ZAMG, AT 1 11: ESA/ESRIN, IT 13:30 Using Wet Snow Maps Derived from ASAR to Improve Snowmelt Predictions in Alpine Catchments T. Ewen (1) D. Small (2) J. Seibert (1) 1: Hydrology and Climate group, Department of Geography, University of Zurich, CH 2: Remote Sensing Laboratories, Department of Geography, University of Zurich, CH

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13:50 3‐D Characterization of Snowpacks at X and Ku Bands by VHR Tomography using the GB‐PoSAR Multibaseline System. F. Laurent (1) S. Tebaldini (2) M. Davy (1) F. Boutet (1) 1: University of Rennes 1, IETR, FR 2: Politecnico Milano, IT 14:10 Reliably Flattened Radar Backscatter for Wet Snow Mapping from Wide‐swath Sensors D. Small (1) N. Miranda (2) T. Ewen (3) T. Jonas (4) 1: University of Zurich, CH 2: European Space Agency, IT 3: University of Zurich, Hydrology and Climate, CH 4: WSL Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research SLF, CH 14:30 Snow Depth Extraction Based on Polarimetry and Multipass SAR Interferometry S. Leinss (1) I. Hajnsek (2) 1: ETH Zürich, CH 2: DLR Oberpfaffenhofen, DE

Related posters on Wednesday September 11, from page 99 Snow 2 [3-6-4] 11 September 2013, Ochil (Level 1) 15:20‐17:00 Chairs: H. Rott / R. Solberg 15:20 EO Data Products for High‐Latitude Atmospheric and Hydrological Modeling: The STSE North Hydrology Project C. Duguay (1) Y. Gauthier (2) D. Gustafsson (3) E. Malnes (4) O. Mattila (5) L. Rontu (6) H. Rott (7) R. Solberg (8) D. Fernández Prieto (9) 1: University of Waterloo, CA 2: INRS‐ ETE, CA 3: Swedish Meteorological and Hydrology Institute , SE 4: NORUT, NO 5: Finnish Environment Institute , FI 6: Finnish Meteorological Institute , FI 7: ENVEO, AT 8: Norwegian Computing Center , NO 9: European Space Agency‐ESRIN , IT 15:40 AlpSAR 2012‐13, a Field Experiment on Snow Observations and Parameter Retrievals with Ku‐ and X‐Band Radar H. Rott (1) T. Nagler (2) R. Prinz (2) K. Voglmeier (2) R. Fromm (3) K. Kleemayr (3) S. Yueh (4) K. Elder (5) H. Marshall (6) A. Meta (7) A. Coccia (7) D. Schüttemeyer (8) M. Kern (8) 1: ENVEO IT GmbH, AT 2: ENVEO IT, AT 3: BFW, Department of Natural Hazards, AT 4: JPL‐CalTech, US 5: Forest Service, United States Department of Agriculture, US 1 6: Department of Geosciences, Boise State University, US 1 7: METASENSING, NL 1 8: ESA‐ESTEC, NL 16:00 Influence of Effective Grain Size to Microwave and Optical Remote Sensing Observations of Snow L. Leppänen (1) A. Kontu (1) J. Lemmetyinen (1) J. Pulliainen (1) 1: Finnish Meteorological Institute, FI 16:20 Mapping Fractional Snow in Boreal Forests S. Metsämäki (1) K. Heinilä (1) 1: Finnish Environment Institute, FI 16:40 Preperations for Snow Cover Monitoring Using Sentinel‐1 SAR and Sentinel‐3 SLSTR / OLCI Data T. Nagler (1) H. Rott (1) G. Bippus (1) E. Ripper (1) P. Malcher (1) 1: ENVEO IT GmbH, AT

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CCI: FCDRs and ECV generation [3-7-1] 11 September 2013, Sidlaw (Level 3) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: J. Schulz / S. Bojinski 08:00 EUMETSAT's Contribution to the Generation of High‐Quality Climate Data Records J. Schulz (1) 1: EUMETSAT, DE 08:20 A Decade of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide and Methane Retrieved from SCIAMACHY Onboard ENVISAT O. Schneising (1) M. Reuter (1) M. Buchwitz (1) J. Heymann (1) H. Bovensmann (1) J. Burrows (1) 1: Institute of Environmental Physics (IUP), University of Bremen, DE 08:40 ESA Cloud Climate Change Initiative: Generation of an Optimal Estimation, Multi‐ sensor Cloud Property Data Set. R. Hollmann (1) M. Stengel (2) C. Poulsen (3) R. Lindstrot (4) S. Stapelberg (2) 1: Deutscher Wetterdienst, DE 2: DWD, DE 3: RAL, GB 4: FUB, DE 09:00 Sea ice Concentration as an Essential Climate Variable L. Pedersen (1) N. Ivanova (2) R. Saldo (3) G. Heygster (4) R. Tonboe (1) T. Lavergne (5) M. Mäkynen (6) S. Kern (7) 1: Danish Meteorological Institute, DK 2: Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Center, NO 3: DTU‐Space, DK 4: Institute of Environmental Physics, University of Bremen, DE 5: Norwegian Meteorological Institute, NO 6: Finnish Meteorological Institute, FI 7: University of Hamburg Institute of Oceanography, DE 09:20 Wind and Wave Climate of the Black Sea from Satellite Altimetry N. Yilmaz (1) S. Abdalla (2) 1: Mugla Sitki Kocman University, TR 2: ECMWF, GB CCI: Maturity Index, data assessment [3-7-2] 11 September 2013, Sidlaw (Level 3) 10:10‐11:50 Chairs: J. Bates / J. Walker 10:10 Metrics for Assessing the Completeness of Climate Data Records J. Bates (1) 1: NOAA, US 10:30 Ocean Colour Climate Change Initiative Initial Scientific Results S. Sathyendranath (1) B. Brewin (1) D. Mueller (2) H. Krasemann (2) F. Mélin (3) C. Brockmann (4) N. Fomferra (4) M. Peters (4) M. Grant (1) F. Steinmetz (5) P. Deschamps (5) J. Werdell (6) B. Franz (6) E. Devred (7) Z. Lee (8) C. Hu (9) P. Regner (10) T. Smyth (1) T. Platt (1) S. Maritorena (11) R. Doerffer (4) S. Groom (1) G. White (12) J. Swinton (13) 1: Plymouth Marine Laboratory, GB 2: Helmholtz‐Zentrum Geesthacht, DE 3: European Commission ‐ Joint Research Centre, IT 4: Brockmann Consult, DE 1 5: HYGEOS, FR 1 6: NASA Ocean Biology Processing Group, US 1 7: Université Laval, CA 1 8: University of Massachusetts Boston, US 1 9: University of South Florida, US 1 10: ESA, IT 2 11: University of California Santa Barbara, US 2 12: Bedford Institute of Oceanography, CA 2 13: Telespazio VEGA UK Ltd, GB

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10:50 The Greenhouse Gas project of ESA's Climate Change Initiative (GHG‐CCI): Phase 1 achievements M. Buchwitz (1) M. Reuter (1) O. Schneising (1) H. Boesch (2) S. Guerlet (3) B. Dils (4) I. Aben (3) R. Armante (5) P. Bergamaschi (6) T. Blumenstock (7) H. Bovensmann (1) D. Brunner (8) B. Buchmann (8) J. Burrows (1) A. Butz (7) A. Chedin (5) F. Chevallier (9) C. Crevoisier (5) N. Deutscher (1) C. Frankenberg (10) F. Hase (7) O. Hasekamp (3) J. Heymann (1) T. Kaminski (11) A. Laeng (7) G. Lichtenberg (12) M. De Maziere (4) S. Noel (1) J. Notholt (1) J. Orphal (7) C. Popp (13) R. Parker (2) M. Scholze (11) R. Sussmann (7) G. Stiller (7) T. Warneke (1) C. Zehner (14) 1: Institute of Environmental Physics (IUP), University of Bremen, FB1, DE 2: Univ. Leicester, GB 3: SRON, NL 4: BIRA, BE 5: LMD, FR 6: JRC, IT 1 7: KIT, DE 1 8: EMPA, CH 1 9: LSCE, FR 2 10: JPL, US 2 11: FastOpt, DE 2 12: DLR, DE 3 13: EMPA, DE 3 14: ESA ESRIN, IT 11:10 Uncertainty Information in Climate Data Records C. Merchant (1) G. Corlett (2) N. Rayner (3) C. Donlon (4) 1: University of Edinburgh/Reading, GB 2: University of Leicester, GB 3: UK Met Office, GB 4: ESA, NL 11:30 Error characterisation of the Soil Moisture ECV product over Europe C. Pratola (1) E. Dwyer (1) B. Barrett (2) A. Gruber (3) 1: CMRC, UCC, IE 2: UCC, IE 3: TUW, AT CCI: ECV Application and Assessment in Models [3-7-3] 11 September 2013, Sidlaw (Level 3) 13:10‐14:50 Chairs: R. Saunders / V.‐H. Peuch 13:10 The Climate Modelling User Group's initial assessments of CCI datasets R. Saunders (1) C. Team (2) 1: Met Office, GB 2: Met Office, ECMWF, MPI, MeteoFrance, GB 13:30 Validation of ESA CCI Sea Level Products Through Sea Level Budget Studies A. Cazenave (1) H. Dieng (2) O. Henry (2) B. Meyssignac (2) D. Stammer (3) K. von Schuckmann (4) M. Ablain (5) G. Larnicol (5) J. Benveniste (6) Y. Faugère (5) 1: LEGOS_OMP, FR 2: LEGOS, FR 3: University of Hamburg, DE 4: IFREMER, FR 5: CLS, FR 1 6: ESA/ESRIN, IT 13:50 The Role of Land Cover in the Earth System: Model Results from ESA’s Land Cover Climate Change Initiative B. Poulter (1) A. Hartley (2) I. Khlystova (3) O. Arino (4) R. Betts (2) S. Bontemps (5) C. Brockmann (6) P. Defourny (5) S. Hagemann (3) V. Kalogirou (4) G. Kirches (6) C. Lamarche (5) D. Lederer (5) N. MacBean (1) P. Peylin (1) 1: LSCE, FR 2: UKMO, GB 3: MPI, DE 4: ESA, IT 5: UCL, BE 6: Brockmann Consult, DE 14:10 The Assessment of the Ozone ECV at CNRM, Partner of the CMUG T. Phulpin (1) J. Prioul (2) M. Michou (2) B. Pajot (3) C. Bellisario (4) 1: CNES/CNRM, FR 2: CNRM Meteo France, FR 3: CERFACS, FR 4: ONERA, FR 14:30 Resolving the Influences of Climate Variability and Change on the State of Marine Ecosystem M. Racault (1) S. Sathyendranath (1) S. Saux Picart (1) D. Raitsos (1) T. Platt (1) E. Buitenhuis (2) C. Le Quere (2) 1: Plymouth Marine Laboratory, GB 2: University of East Anglia, GB

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CCI: Data Assimilation, Validation and Consistency [3-7-4] 11 September 2013, Sidlaw (Level 3) 15:20‐17:00 Chairs: P. Van Leeuwen / P.‐P. Mathieu 15:20 Exploring Coupled 4D‐Var Data Assimilation using an Idealised Atmosphere‐Ocean Model P. Smith (1) A. Fowler (1) A. Lawless (1) 1: University of Reading, GB 15:40 Validation and Comparison of Ice Velocity Fields from SAR Data ‐ Results of the ESA Glaciers_cci Round Robin Experiment K. Scharrer (1) T. Strozzi (2) T. Nagler (1) A. Wiesmann (2) C. Nuth (3) c. RR (4) 1: ENVEO IT, AT 2: GAMMA, CH 3: University Oslo, NO 4: various institutions, GB 16:00 Representation of model error in a convective‐scale forecast ensemble R. Bannister (1) S. Migliorini (2) A. Rudd (3) L. Baker (3) 1: NCEO, GB 2: NCEO & ECMWF, GB 3: DIAMET, GB 16:20 Use of Observations in MACC‐II V. Peuch (1) 1: ECMWF, Research Dept, GB 16:40 Towards the Consistency of Aerosol and Clouds within ESA CCI S. Stapelberg (1) L. Klüser (2) M. Stengel (1) R. Hollmann (1) T. Holzer‐Popp (2) C. Poulsen (3) 1: DWD, DE 2: DLR, DE 3: RAL, GB The new Scientific Challenges for ESA’s Living Planet Programme (cont.) Planning of the update of the Living Planet Science Strategy. 11 September 2013, Sidlaw (Level 3) 17:30‐18:30 Chairs: A. O’Neil / M. Rast Question and answers session on the proposed updates of the Scientific Challenges for ESA's Living Planet Programme from 2006, which were distributed to Participants before the Symposium. Air Quality 2 [3-8-1] 11 September 2013, Fintry (Level 3) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: K. Chance / H. Bovensmann 08:00 GlobEmission: Emission Estimates based on Satellite Observations R. van der A (1) B. Mijling (1) H. Eskes (1) J. Stavrakou (2) J. Muller (2) I. De Smedt (2) G. de Leeuw (3) M. Bauwens (2) M. Sofiev (3) J. Vira (3) M. Schaap (4) L. Curier (4) N. Veldeman (5) F. Deutsch (5) 1: KNMI, NL 2: BIRA‐IASB, BE 3: FMI, FI 1 4: TNO, NL 1 5: VITO, BE 08:20 Distribution and Trends Of Natural and Anthropogenic Voc Emissions Using Omi/Aura Hcho Measurements I. De Smedt (1) T. Danckaert (1) C. Lerot (1) T. Stavrakou (1) J. Müller (1) F. Boersma (2) M. Van Roozendael (1) 1: BIRA‐IASB, BE 2: KNMI, NL 08:40 Ten Years of SCIAMACHY CO Measurements and the Sentinel‐5 Precursor Near Future Perspective J. Landgraf (1) T. Borsdorff (1) J. aan de Brugh (1) R. van Hees (1) J. de Laat (2) H. Hu (1) S. Houweling (1) O. Hasekamp (1) I. Aben (1) 1: SRON Netherlands Institute for Space Research , NL 2: KNMI, NL

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09:00 The Atmospheric Sentinel Missions And What We Can Learn From 9 Years Of Omi Data. P. Levelt (1) P. Veefkind (1) P. Bhartia (2) j. joiner (2) j. tamminen (3) 1: KNMI and TUD, NL 2: NASA GSFC, US 3: FMI, FI 09:20 Synergistic Opportunities for the Air Quality Satellite Constellation: Status of the CEOS Activity J. Al‐Saadi (1) C. Zehner (2) B. Veihelmann (3) J. Kim (4) K. Chance (5) D. Edwards (6) 1: NASA, US 2: ESA, IT 3: ESA, NL 4: Yonsei University, KO 5: Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, US 6: NCAR, US

Related posters on Wednesday September 11, from page 107 Greenhouse Gasses 1 [3-8-2] 11 September 2013, Fintry (Level 3) 10:10‐11:50 Chairs: H. Boesch / D. Crisp 10:10 From SCIAMACHY to CarbonSat and SCIA‐ISS J. Burrows (1) H. Bovensmann (1) A. Richter (1) K. Gerilowski (1) 1: University of Bremen, DE 10:30 The Evolving Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Monitoring Constellation D. Crisp (1) 1: Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, US 10:50 Known Issues in GOSAT Observation T. Yokota (1) m. GOSAT project (1) 1: National Institute for Environmental Studies, JP 11:10 GOSAT Retrievals of CH4 and CO2 and Their Comparison to Global Chemistry Transport Models R. Parker (1) H. Boesch (1) K. Byckling (1) A. Webb (1) A. Fraser (2) P. Palmer (2) L. Feng (2) M. Chipperfield (3) C. Wilson (3) J. McNorton (3) N. Richards (3) G. Manuel (3) 1: University of Leicester, GB 2: University of Edinburgh, GB 3: University of Leeds, GB 11:30 Reduced carbon uptake during the 2010 Northern Hemisphere summer as observed by GOSAT S. Guerlet (1) S. Basu (2) A. Butz (3) M. Krol (4) P. Hahne (3) H. Sander (2) H. Otto (5) I. Aben (5) 1: SRON, LMD‐IPSL, FR 2: SRON, IMAU, NL 3: KIT, DE 4: WUR, IMAU, SRON, NL 5: SRON, NL

Related posters on Wednesday September 11, from page 108 Greenhouse Gasses 2 [3-8-3] 11 September 2013, Fintry (Level 3) 13:10‐14:50 Chairs: D. Crisp / H. Boesch 13:10 Identifying Model and Observational Biases in Inverse Modelling of CH4 Observations G. Monteil (1) S. Houweling (2) I. Aben (3) O. Hasekamp (3) T. Röckmann (4) 1: IMAU/SRON, NL 2: SRON (Netherland Institute for Space Research) / IMAU, NL 3: SRON (Netherland Institute for Space Research), NL 4: IMAU (Universiteit Utrecht), NL 13:30 How Well Can We Validate and Characterise GOSAT XCH4 and XCO2 Retrievals? K. Byckling (1) H. Boesch (1) R. Parker (1) A. Webb (1) 1: University of Leicester, GB 13:50 A View on Mid‐Tropospheric CH4 and CO2 in the Tropics: 6 Years from MetOp‐A/IASI C. Crevoisier (1) R. Armante (1) T. Thonat (1) S. Massart (2) C. Cressot (3) L. Crépeau (1) N. Scott (1) A. Chédin (1) 1: CNRS/LMD, FR 2: ECMWF, GB 3: LSCE/IPSL, FR

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14:10 Global Distributions of Methane Retrieved from IASI and Prospects for IASI‐ NG/Sentinel 5 R. Siddans (1) A. Waterfall (1) G. Miles (1) B. Latter (1) B. Kerridge (1) 1: STFC Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, GB 14:30 Time Series of CH4 and CO2 Profiles derived from SCIAMACHY Solar Occultation Measurements with Onion Peeling DOAS S. Noël (1) K. Bramstedt (1) A. Rozanov (1) P. Liebing (1) M. Reuter (1) H. Bovensmann (1) J. Burrows (1) 1: IUP, University of Bremen, DE

Related posters on Wednesday September 11, from page 108 Volcanic Emissions 1 [3-8-4] 11 September 2013, Fintry (Level 3) 15:20‐17:00 Chairs: TBD 15:20 Support to Aviation Control Service: Monitoring of Volcanic SO2 and Ash Emissions by a Multi‐Sensor Satellite System H. Brenot (1) N. Theys (1) J. van Gent (1) M. Van Roozendael (1) L. Clarisse (2) D. Hurtmans (2) P. Coheur (2) C. Clerbaux (3) R. van der A (4) F. Prata (5) C. Zehner (6) 1: BIRA, BE 2: ULB, BE 3: ULB/LATMOS, BE 4: KNMI, NL 1 5: NILU, NO 1 6: ESA/ESRIN, IT 15:40 The Volcanic Ash Strategic‐Initiative Team (VAST) ‐ Advances in Remote Sensing of Volcanic Clouds F. Prata (1) C. Aas (2) G. de Leeuw (3) C. O'Dowd (4) K. Stebel (1) A. Stohl (1) G. Wotawa (5) C. Zehner (6) 1: NILU, NO 2: S&T, NO 3: FMI, FI 4: NUIG, IE 5: ZAMG, AT 6: ESA, IT 16:00 Monitoring of Volcanic and Anthropogenic SO2 Emissions using the GOME‐2 Instruments Aboard METOP‐A and B P. Hedelt (1) P. Valks (1) D. Loyola (1) J. van Gent (2) M. van Roozendael (2) N. Theys (2) N. Hao (1) W. Zimmer (1) 1: Deutsches Zentrum für Luft‐ und Raumfahrt, IMF, DE 2: IASB‐BIRA, BE 16:20 Inferring the Processes of Gas Release at Active Volcanoes from Remote Observations C. Hayer (1) G. Wadge (1) M. Edmonds (2) T. Christopher (3) 1: University of Reading, GB 2: University of Cambridge, GB 3: Montserrat Volcano Observatory, MS 16:40 A Novel Approach for Volcanic Ash and SO2 Retrieval and Flux Reconstruction using SEVIRI Data. L. Merucci (1) S. Corradini (2) S. Pugnaghi (3) L. Guerrieri (3) B. Arvani (3) 1: Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, IT 2: INGV, IT 3: University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, IT

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 154 SENTINEL-1 Mission [3-9-1] 11 September 2013, Pentland (Level 3) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: R. Torres / P. Potin 08:00 Sentinel‐1 System Overview and Performance D. Geudtner (1) R. Torres (1) P. Snoeij (1) A. Ostergaard (1) I. Navas‐Traver (1) B. Rommen (1) M. Brown (1) 1: ESA, NL 08:20 GMES SENTINEL‐1 Satellite and C‐SAR Instrument A. Panetti (1) F. Rostan (2) 1: Thales Alenia Space Italia , IT 2: Astrium GmbH

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08:40 Sentinel‐1 Payload Data Ground Segment B. Rosich (1) S. Barros (2) G. Sabella (3) N. Miranda (1) C. Putignano (3) B. Angelucci (4) G. Buscemi (1) N. Houghton (1) E. Doyle (1) S. Badessi (1) F. Lo Zito (3) G. Izzo (3) G. Izzo (3) 1: ESA, IT 2: Astrium SAS, DE 3: SERCO, IT 4: RHEA, IT 09:00 Processor and Operational Products N. Miranda (1) B. Rosich (1) C. Putignano (2) 1: ESA, IT 2: SERCO, IT 09:20 Sentinel‐1 Mission Operations Concept P. Potin (1) S. Schmuck (1) P. Bargellini (1) B. Rosich (1) 1: ESA, IT

Related posters on Wednesday September 11, from page 106 SENTINEL-1 Potential Application Domains [3-9-2] 11 September 2013, Pentland (Level 3) 10:10‐12:10 Chairs: P. Potin / M. Davidson 10:10 Perspectives of Sentinel‐1 for Sea‐Ice Applications L. Toudal‐Pedersen (1) W. Dierking (2) S. Sandven (3) R. Saldo (4) D. Power (5) 1: Danish Meteorological Institute, DK 2: Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research, DE 3: Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Center, NO 4: DTU‐ Space, DK 5: C‐Core, CA 10:30 Perspective of Sentinel‐1 for Maritime Surveillance Applications H. Greidanus (1) P. Vachon (2) 1: European Commission ‐ Joint Research Centre, IT 2: Defence R&D Canada ‐ Ottawa, CA 10:50 Perspective of Sentinel‐1 for Marine/Wind/Wave/Current Applications J. Johannessen (1) V. Kerbaol (2) F. Collard (3) B. Chapron (4) 1: NERSC, NO 2: CLS, FR 3: OceanDataLab, FR 4: IFREMER, FR 11:10 Perspective of Sentinel‐1 for INSAR Applications F. Rocca (1) R. Hanssen (2) A. Monti Guarnieri (3) 1: Politecnico, IT 2: Delft University of Technology , NL 3: Politecnico di Milano, IT 11:30 Perspective of Sentinel‐1 for Land Applications P. Defourny (1) E. Bériaux (1) P. Gamba (2) A. Leonard (1) C. Pathe (3) M. Santoro (4) C. Schmullius (3) U. Wegmüller (4) 1: Earth and Life Institute ‐ Université catholique de Louvain, BE 2: Department of Electronics ‐ University of Pavia, IT 3: Earth Observation ‐ Friedrich‐Schiller‐University Jena, DE 4: Gamma Remote Sensing, CH 11:50 Preparation of European Snow, Glacier and Lake/River Ice Services within Copernicus T. Nagler (1) G. Bippus (1) H. Rott (1) C. Schiller (2) S. Metsämäki (3) K. Luojus (4) H. Larsen (5) R. Solberg (6) E. Malnes (7) A. Diamandi (8) A. Wiesmann (9) D. Gustafsson (10) 1: ENVEO IT GmbH, AT 2: EOX IT Service GmbH, AT 3: Finnish Environment Institute, FI 4: Finnish Meteorological Institute, AT 5: Kongsberg Satellite Services AS, NO 6: Norwegian Computing Center, NO 7: NORUT AS, NO 1 8: Administratia Nationala de Meteorologie R.A., RO 1 9: GAMMA Remote Sensing AG, CH 1 10: Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute, SE

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SENTINEL-2 Mission [3-9-3] 11 September 2013, Pentland (Level 3) 13:10‐14:50 Chairs: F. Spoto / B. Hoersch 13:10 Sentinel‐2 Mission Overview and Operations Concept B. Hoersch (1) F. Spoto (2) P. Martimort (2) O. Sy (2) O. Colin (1) F. Gascon (1) P. Bargellini (1) C. Isola (2) F. Marchese (3) V. Fernandez (2) M. Drusch (2) J. Roeder (1) 1: ESA, IT 2: ESA, NL 3: ESA, DE 13:30 The Sentinel‐2 Satellites Development Status and Preparation for Launch and in Orbit Commissioning F. Spoto (1) O. Sy (2) P. Laberinti (2) 1: ESA, NL 2: ESTEC / ESA, NL 13:50 Ground Segment and its Products O. Colin (1) E. Cadau (1) M. Collins (2) F. Gascon (1) B. López Fernández (1) F. Marchese (2) B. Teianu (3) 1: ESA, IT 2: ESOC, DE 3: ESTEC, NL 14:10 Sentinel‐2 MultiSpectral Instrument Performance Results P. Martimort (1) V. Fernandez (1) V. Kirschner (1) 1: ESA/ESTEC, NL 14:30 Sentinel‐2 Calibration/Validation During In‐Orbit Commissioning and Operational Phases F. Gascon (1) P. Martimort (2) C. Isola (2) 1: ESA/ESRIN, IT, 2: ESA/ESTEC, NL

Related posters on Wednesday September 11, from page 90 SENTINEL-2 Potential Applications and Services [3-9-4] 11 September 2013, Pentland (Level 3) 15:20‐17:20 Chairs: B. Hoersch / F. Spoto 15:20 Sentinel‐2 Level‐2A Prototype Processor: Algorithms, Architecture and First Results U. Mueller‐Wilm (1) J. Louis (2) R. Richter (3) F. Gascon (4) M. Niezette (1) 1: Telespazio VEGA, DE 2: Telespazio, FR 3: DLR, DE 4: ESA / ESRIN, IT 15:40 DUE Preparatory Activities for Sentinel 2 Exploitation O. Arino (1) B. Koetz (1) M. Paganini (1) S. Pinnock (1) F. Seifert (1) 1: ESA, IT 16:00 SPOT4 (Take5) : Simulation of Sentinel‐2 Time Series on 42 Large Sites O. Hagolle (1) S. Sylvander (2) M. Huc (3) D. Clesse (4) L. Houpert (2) F. Daniaud (5) M. Leroy (2) G. Dedieu (1) B. Koetz (6) M. Paganini (6) F. Seifert (6) S. Pinnock (6) B. Hoersch (6) E. Bartholomé (7) F. Achard (7) P. Mayaux (7) J. Masek (8) M. Claverie (9) E. Vermote (8) R. Fernandes (10) 1: CESBIO / CNES, FR 2: CNES, FR 3: CESBIO / CNRS, FR 4: CAP GEMINI, FR 5: CS‐SI, FR 6: ESA, IT 1 7: JRC, IT 1 8: NASA, US 1 9: NASA, U.Maryland, US 2 10: CCRS, CA 16:20 LAI and Chlorophyll Retrieval Exploiting the Sentinel‐2 Red‐edge Bands ‐ Results from the VALSE2 Project R. Fernandes (1) F. Baret (2) B. Berthelot (3) F. Camacho (4) M. Weiss (5) R. Duca (6) 1: CCRS, CA 2: INRA France, FR 3: Magellium, FR 4: EOLAB , ES 5: INRA, FR 6: ESA, NL 16:40 A Merged Surface Reflectance Product from the Landsat and Sentinel‐2 Missions E. Vermote (1) M. Claverie (2) J. Masek (1) I. Becker‐Reshef (2) C. Justice (2) 1: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, US 2: University of Maryland / Dept. of Geographical Sciences, US 17:00 Inland Water Quality Monitoring Using Remote Sensing: an Australian Perspective T. Malthus (1) E. Hestir (1) A. Dekker (1) J. Anstee (1) E. Botha (1) N. Cherukuru (1) V. Brando (1) L. Clementson (2) R. Oliver (1) Z. Lorenz (1) 1: CSIRO Land and Water, AU 2: CSIRO Division of Marine and Atmospheric Research, AU Related posters on Wednesday September 11, from page 90 85 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

11 September Posters Wed-P-01 Research and Applications with SAR: Oil spills and Currents 3‐P‐1 Enhancing Envisat ASAR WSM Segments to Detect Oil Spills in the Framework of the 20 Years of Oil Routes Project S. Riazanoff (1) K. Gross (1) A. Cottray (1) 1: VisioTerra, FR 3‐P‐2 Advanced Oil Spill Detection Algorithms for Satellite based Maritime Environment Monitoring A. Radius (1) R. Azevedo (1) T. Sapage (1) P. Carmo (1) 1: Edisoft, PT 3‐P‐3 Radiometric Normalization on SAR Images for Oil Spill Detection S. Singha (1) K. Topouzelis (2) M. Vespe (3) O. Trieschmann (4) 1: Deprtment of Geography, University of Hull, GB 2: Department of Marine Sciences, University of the Aegean, Greece, GR 3: Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation (CMRE), NATO STO, Italy, IT 4: Satellite Based Monitoring Services, European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA), Portugal, PT 3‐P‐4 Contingency Analysis of Hfo Spill Using SAR Iimages Aerial Oboservation of the Event and Sediment Sample Analysis P. Gambheer (1) P. Kvsr (1) 1: ANDHRA UNIVERSITY, IN 3‐P‐5 Shallow Water and Port Oil Spill Forecasting with Cosmos‐Skymed S. Lee (1) 1: Stevenson Astrosat, GB 3‐P‐7 L‐ and X‐Band Synthetic Aperture Radar Polarized Images for Oil Spill and Ship Detection P. Trivero (1) D. Loreggia (2) C. Ananasso (3) W. Biamino (1) M. Borasi (1) M. Cavagnero (1) L. Di Matteo (1) 1: Università del Piemonte Orientale "A. Avogadro", IT 2: Istituto Nazionale di Astrofisica, IT 3: Agenzia Spaziale Italiana, IT 3‐P‐8 A Constellation of Low‐Cost Semi‐Active SAR Satellites for Oil Spill and Ship Detection in the Equatorial Region A. Lawal (1) 1: University of Glasgow, GB 3‐P‐9 Oil Spill Monitoring in the Kola Bay of the Barents Sea in 2011‐2012 using SAR Satellite Data. N. Evtushenko (1) N. Rybchak (2) 1: RCD Scanex , RU 2: Monitoring Center of Civil Defense Ministry of Russian Federation, RU 3‐P‐10 Main Results of the Satellite Survey of the Baltic and Caspian Seas: Surface Oil Pollution M. Mityagina (1) O. Lavrova (1) 1: Space Research Institute of Russian Academy of Sciences, RU 3‐P‐11 Large Oil Spills Detection and Polluter Identification in the Black Sea using SAR Images and AIS data A. Ivanov (1) N. Filimonova (2) A. Antonyuk (2) N. Evtushenko (2) 1: P.P. Shirshov Institute of Oceanology, Russian Academy of Sciences, RU 2: SCANEX R&D Center, RU 3‐P‐12 Continuing Results from the Submesoscale Experiments and the February 2013 Campaign B. Holt (1) B. Baschek (2) J. Molemaker (3) G. Marmorino (4) W. Miller (5) G. Smith (4) C. Ohlmann (6) M. Gierach (1) M. Gade (7) J. Horstmann (8) 1: Jet Propulsion Laboratory, US 2: Helmholtz‐Zentrum Geesthacht, DE 3: University of California Los Angeles, US 4: Naval Research Laboratory, US 5: Naval Research Laboratory, GB 6: University of California Santa Barbara, US 7: University of Hamburg, DE 1 8: NATO Undersea Research Center, IT 3‐P‐13 Feasibility Study of Sea Surface Currents measurements with Doppler Scatterometers P. Fabry (1) A. Recchia (2) A. Stoffelen (3) J. De Kloe (3) L. Chung‐Chi (4) F. Fois (4) F. Collard (5) A. Mouche (1) B. Chapron (6) J. Johannessen (7) V. Enjolras (8) 1: CLS, FR 2: ARESYS, IT 3: KNMI, NL 4: ESA, NL 5: OceanDataLab, FR 6: IFREMER, FR 7: NERSC, NO 8: TASF, FR 86 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

Wed-P-02 Sea Level and Dynamic Topography 3‐P‐15 Inspecting the Azores and St. Helena Current Systems from In Situ and Remote Sensing Data Synergy C. Lázaro (1) A. Nunes (2) M. Fernandes (3) M. Juliano (4) M. Salgado (3) 1: Universidade do Porto ‐ Faculdade de Ciências, PT 2: ISEP CIIMAR, PT 3: Univ. Porto CIIMAR, PT 4: LAMTec CIIMAR, PT 3‐P‐16 Estimation of Surface Geostrophic Currents from SAR Altimetry C. Martin‐Puig (1) J. Isern‐Fontanet (2) C. González‐Haro (2) 1: isardSAT, ES 2: Institut Català de Ciències del Clima, ES 3‐P‐17 On the Joint Use of High Resolution Tracer Images and Altimetric Data for the Control of Ocean Circulations L. Gaultier (1) J. Verron (1) P. Brasseur (1) J. Brankart (1) 1: CNRS, LGGE, FR 3‐P‐18 SRAL : Validation of Performances on EM and PFM Models Y. Le Roy (1) M. Deschaux‐Beaume (1) A. Houpert (1) C. Mavrocordatos (2) F. Borde (2) 1: THALES ALENIA SPACE, FR 2: ESTEC, NL 3‐P‐20 The Role of Ocean Meridional Transports in Subpolar Gyre Steric Height Decadal Variability. N. Howe (1) K. Haines (1) 1: University of Reading, GB 3‐P‐21 Trends in Global and Regional Sea Level from Satellite Altimetry within the Framework of Auto‐SSA H. Taibi (1) M. Haddad (1) 1: Centre of Space Techniques, DZ 3‐P‐22 Assessment of Mesoscale Features using Altimeter Constellations M. Cutter (1) K. Graham (2) A. Regan (3) D. Cotton (4) A. Shaw (5) P. Challenor (6) M. Martin (7) Y. Le Roy (8) P. Berry, (9) R. Smith (9) R. Smith (9) 1: Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd, GB 2: SSTL, GB 3: ESA, NL 4: SatOC, GB 5: NOC, Southampton, GB 6: Exeter University, GB 7: Met Office, GB 8: Thales Alenia Space, FR 1 9: De Montfort University, GB 3‐P‐23 On the Recent Global Mean Sea Level Changes: Trend and Seasonality Extraction M. Haddad (1) H. Taibi (1) 1: Centre of Space Techniques, DZ 3‐P‐24 Low Frequency Variability from Altimetry and In Situ Observations off the Pacific Coast of Southern Baja California A. Trasvi–a‐Castro (1) G. Gaxiola‐Castro (2) O. Zaitzev (3) 1: CICESE, Unidad La Paz, MX 2: CICESE, Departamento de Ocanograf’a Biol—gica, MX 3: CICIMAR, IPN, MX 3‐P‐25 Integrated Approach to Estimate the Ocean's Dynamic Topography S. Becker (1) J. Brockmann (1) W. Schuh (1) 1: Institute of Geodesy and Geoinformation, University of Bonn, DE 3‐P‐26 Large Scale Sea Level Changes in the North Atlantic during the Last Decade S. Esselborn (1) 1: GFZ Helmholtz Centre Potsdam, DE 3‐P‐27 Global Vertical Crustal Motion Estimates Combining Long‐term Tide Gauge and Altimetry Sea‐Level Records J. Wan (1) C. Kuo (2) C. Shum (1) A. Braun (3) Z. Huang (1) H. Lee (4) K. Tseng (1) Y. Yi (1) 1: Ohio State University, US 2: National Cheng Kung University, TW 3: Univ. Texas at Dallas, US 4: University of Houston, US 3‐P‐28 Deep‐Ocean Steric Changes Estimated by Altimeters, GRACE, and a Non‐Boussinesq Ocean Model Y. Song (1) 1: NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, US 3‐P‐29 Basic Radar Altimetry Toolbox (BRAT) and its Applications for Oceanography B. Lucas (1) V. Rosmorduc (2) S. Niemeijer (3) S. Dinardo (4) E. Bronner (5) J. Benveniste (6) 1: ESA/ESRIN (Deimos), IT 2: CLS, FR 3: S&T, NL 4: ESA/ESRIN (Serco), IT 5: CNES, FR 6: ESA, IT

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Wed-P-03 Altimetry: Glaciology 3‐P‐31 Investigations On The Envisat Ra2 Tropspheric Correction F. Blarel (1) B. Legresy (1) 1: LEGOS‐CNRS, FR 3‐P‐32 Sea Ice CCI Prototype System for Radar Altimeter Sea Ice Thickness Processing E. Rinne (1) M. Mäkynen (1) K. Giles (2) E. Pechorro (3) 1: Finnish Meteorological Institute , FI 2: University College London, GB 3: Logica, GB 3‐P‐33 Uncertainties in Sea Ice Thickness from Radar Altimetry: ESA‐CCI Sea Ice ECV Project Round Robin Exercise Results V. Djepa (1) S. Kern (2) K. Khvorostovsky (3) M. Makynen (4) E. Rinne (5) H. Skourup (6) S. Sandven (3) P. Wadhams (1) 1: Cambridge University, GB 2: University of Hamburg,, DE 3: Polar Environment Remote Sensing, NO 4: Finnish Meteorological Institute, Helsinki, FI 5: Finnish Meteorological Institute, Marine research, FI 6: DTU Space National Space Institute, DK 3‐P‐34 Results of the Ice_Sheet_Cci Round Robin Experiment on the Estimation of Surface Elevation Changes over Jakobshavn Isbrae F. Ticconi (1) J. Levinsen (2) K. Khvorostovsky (3) R. Forsberg (2) A. Shepherd (1) 1: University of Leeds, GB 2: DTU Space, DK 3: NERSC, NO 3‐P‐35 Investigating Dynamic Thinning in the Jakobshavn Isbrae Catchment Area Using Field Data and Altimetry Observations S. de la Peña (1) d. Santiago (1) I. Howat (1) P. Nienow (2) 1: Ohio State University, US 2: University of Edinburgh, GB 3‐P‐36 Quantification of Asian and Alaskan Glacier Dynamic Since 1990s ‐ A Multi‐Satellite Approach K. Tseng (1) C. Shum (1) A. Braun (2) H. Lee (3) J. Wan (1) Z. Huang (1) J. Duan (1) Y. Yi (1) 1: The Ohio State University, US 2: University of Texas at Dallas/Dept. of Geosciences, US 3: University of Houston, US 3‐P‐37 Surface Elevation Changes of the Greenland Ice Sheet ‐ Results from ESA's Ice Sheet CCI J. Levinsen (1) K. Khvorostovsky (2) R. Meister (1) F. Ticconi (3) R. Forsberg (1) A. Shepherd (3) 1: DTU Space, DK 2: NERSC, NO 3: University of Leeds, GB 3‐P‐38 Towards a Realistic and Exhaustive Error Estimate of Volume Balance of the Antarctic Ice Sheet from Radar Altimetry T. Flament (1) F. Rémy (2) 1: LEGOS, FR 2: LEGOS / CNRS, FR 3‐P‐39 Basic Radar Altimetry Toolbox (BRAT) and its Applications for Cryosphere B. Lucas (1) V. Rosmorduc (2) S. Niemeijer (3) S. Dinardo (4) E. Bronner (5) J. Benveniste (6) 1: ESA/ESRIN (Deimos), IT 2: CLS, FR 3: S&T, NL 4: ESA/ESRIN (Serco), IT 5: CNES, FR 6: ESA, IT 3‐P‐40 Satellite Altimetry in Glaciology : SARAL/AltiKa Benefits for Ice Sheets Survey, Focus on Antarctica A. Michel (1) A. Ollivier (2) T. Flament (1) F. Remy (1) 1: LEGOS, FR 2: CLS, FR 3‐P‐41 Dynamic of the Antarctic Ice Sheet Surface L. Vasiliev (1) V. Kotlyakov (1) A. Kachalin (1) M. Moskalevsky (1) A. Tyuflin (1) 1: Institute of Geography RAS, RU Wed-P-04 CryoSat 3‐P‐42 Estimating Pitch Angle of CryoSat‐2, Using the Power Distribution of the Synthetic Aperture N. Galin (1), D.J. Wingham (2) 1: NOAA Laboratory for Satellite Altimetry, US 2: NERC, U.K 3‐P‐43 A Toolkit for CryoSat Investigations by the ESRIN EOP‐SER Altimetry Team S. Dinardo (1) B. Lucas (2) J. Benveniste (3) 1: SERCO/ESRIN, IT 2: DEIMOS/ESRIN, PT 3: ESA, FR

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3‐P‐44 Cryosat‐2 Calibration and Validation Results M. Naeije (1) E. Schrama (1) R. Scharroo (2) Y. Yi (3) P. Visser (1) 1: TUDelft, NL 2: NOAA/Altimetrics, US 3: School of Earth Sciences/OSU, US 3‐P‐45 Reprocessing of Envisat and Cryosat Precise oObits at CNES : Results, Implications and Prospects L. Cerri (1) A. Couhert (1) S. Houry (1) 1: CNES, FR 3‐P‐46 CryoSat‐2 SIRAL Calibration and Performance M. Fornari (1) M. Scagliola (2) N. Tagliani (2) T. Parrinello (3) M. Roca (4) A. Garcia‐ Mondejar (5) 1: ESA/ESTEC, NL 2: Aresys, IT 3: ESA/ESRIN, IT 4: isardSAT, PL 5: isardSAT, ES 3‐P‐47 CRYOSAT‐2 ‐ SIRAL FBR, STACK & L1B Calibration with Transponder A. Garcia‐Mondéjar (1) M. Fornari (2) M. Reche (3) P. García‐Arnaud (1) M. Roca (4) 1: isardSAT, ES 2: ESA, IT 3: Pildo, ES 4: isardSAT, PL 3‐P‐48 Product Quality Assessment from CryoSat's first Reprocessing Campaign R. Mannan (1) N. Mahmood (1) C. Bouzinac (2) 1: Telespazio VEGA, GB 2: ESA, IT 3‐P‐49 Operational CryoSat Product Quality Assessment R. Mannan (1) M. Wallum (1) B. Catherine (2) 1: Telespazio VEGA, GB 2: ESA, IT 3‐P‐50 The CryoSat Payload Data Ground Segment and Data Processing S. Badessi (1) B. Frommknecht (1) L. Mizzi (2) T. Parrinello (1) 1: ESA/ESRIN, IT 2: Telespazio S.p.a, IT 3‐P‐51 Pending Anomalies and Problems in CryoSat Data Products C. Bouzinac (1) M. Fornari (2) R. Mannan (3) 1: ESRIN, IT 2: ESTEC, NL 3: VEGA TELESPAZIO, GB 3‐P‐52 Monitoring Measurement Performance of the CryoSat SIRAL Level 2 Data Products A. Muir (1) S. Baker (1) D. Brockley (1) J. Gaudelli (1) R. Mannan (2) T. Parrinello (3) 1: University College London, GB 2: VEGA, GB 3: ESA, IT 3‐P‐53 Interpreting Complex Cryosat Returns Received over Topography D. Brockley (1) S. Baker (1) 1: UCL, GB 3‐P‐54 Surface Elevation Map of the Jakobshavn Isbrae's Drainage Basin using CryoSat‐2 Data F. Ticconi (1) M. McMillan (1) A. Shepherd (1) 1: University of Leeds, GB 3‐P‐55 Monitoring Arctic Sea Ice Thickness Change with ICESat, IceBridge and ICESat‐2 S. Farrell (1) N. Kurtz (2) D. McAdoo (1) H. Zwally (2) D. Yi (2) 1: University of Maryland, US 2: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, US 3‐P‐56 Gravity Field from Cryosat‐2 SAR Altimetry: The Merits of the Empirical Leading Edge Retracker M. Jain (1) O. Andersen (1) L. Stenseng (1) J. Dall (1) 1: National Space Institute / DTU Space, DK 3‐P‐57 Estimation of river and lake heights from CryoSat‐2 altimetry H. Villadsen (1) O. Andersen (1) L. Stenseng (1) 1: DTU Space, DK 3‐P‐58 Validation of CryoSat‐2 in SAR Mode in the German Bight L. Fenoglio‐Marc (1) S. Dinardo (2) R. Scharroo (3) A. Roland (4) R. Weiss (5) B. Lucas (6) M. Becker (7) J. Benveniste (8) 1: Institute of Geodesy/Technische Universität Darmstadt, DE 2: SERCO/ESRIN, EOP‐SER Section, IT 3: Altimetric LLC/NOAA, US 4: Institute for Hydraulic and Water Resources Engineering, Technische Universität Darmstadt, DE 5: BfG, DE 6: DEIMOS/ESRIN, IT 7: Institute of Geodesy, Technische Universität Darmstadt, IT 8: ESA/ESRIN, IT 3‐P‐59 CRYOSAT‐2 SAR Mode Over Ocean: Processing Methods, Global Quality Assessment and Benefits F. Boy (1) N. Picot (1) J. Desjonqueres (1) T. Moreau (2) S. Labroue (2) P. Thibaut (2) 1: CNES, FR 2: CLS, FR

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3‐P‐60 Operational Ocean Applications of CryoSat‐2 Fast‐Delivery Altimetry J. Lillibridge (1) R. Scharroo (2) J. Sienkiewicz (3) H. Tolman (4) G. Jacobs (5) L. Russell (6) 1: NOAA Lab. for Satellite Altimetry, US 2: Altimetrics, LLC, US 3: NOAA/NWS Ocean Prediction Center, US 4: NOAA/NWS Environmental Modeling Center, US 5: Naval Research Laboratory ‐ Stennis Space Center, US 6: Naval Oceanographic Office, US 3‐P‐61 Cryosat Plus for Oceans: User requirements, Assessment of Cryosat‐2 Data, and Development of New Oceanographic Products D. Cotton (1) J. Benveniste (2) M. Clarizia (3) M. Roca (4) C. Gommenginger (3) M. Naeije (5) S. Labroue (6) N. Picot (7) J. Fernandes (8) O. Andersen (9) M. Cancet (10) A. Egido (11) S. Dinardo (12) B. Lucas (13) 1: Satellite Oceanographic Consultants Ltd, GB 2: ESA , IT 3: National Oceanography Centre, GB 4: isardSAT, ES 5: Technical University of Delft, NL 6: CLS, FR 7: CNES, FR 8: University of Porto, PT 1 9: DTU, DK 1 10: Noveltis, FR 1 11: Starlab, ES 1 12: Serco / ESA , IT 1 13: Deimos /ESA, IT 3‐P‐62 CRYOSAT‐2 SAR Mode Closed to the Coast: Processing Methods, Data Quality Assessment and Benefits F. Boy (1) N. Picot (1) J. Desjonqueres (1) T. Moreau (2) S. Labroue (2) P. Thibaut (1) 1: CNES, FR 2: CLS, FR 3‐P‐63 CryoSat Plus for Oceans: State‐of‐the‐Art Data Processing M. Naeije (1) C. Gommenginger (2) P. Cipollini (2) T. Moreau (3) D. Cotton (4) J. Benveniste (5) S. Dinardo (6) 1: TUDelft, NL 2: NOC/NERC, GB 3: CLS, FR 4: SATOC, GB 5: ESA/ESRIN, IT 6: Serco/ESA, IT Wed-P-05 S2/S3 sensor and product characterisation 3‐P‐65 Eliciting Well‐Formed Quality Indicators And Metadata In GEOSS Earth Observation Products J. Masó Pau (1) E. Sevillano (2) L. Bastin (3) J. Blower (4) J. Smeets (5) D. Nust (6) L. Bigagli (7) S. Thum (8) V. Guidetti (9) P. Evano (10) N. Alameh (11) 1: Grumets research group, CREAF, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, ES 2: Grumets research group, Dep Geografia, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, ES 3: Aston University, Birmingham, GB 4: Reading e‐Science Centre, Environmental Systems Science Centre, University of Reading, GB 5: S[&]T Corporation, NL 6: Univ Munster, Inst Geoinformat, DE 7: Institute of Atmospheric Pollution Research (CNR‐IIA), IT 8: Fraunhofer Inst Graph Datenverarbeitung, DE 9: ESA, IT 1 10: CEA CNRS, Lab Climate Sci & Environm, Joint Unit,, FR 1 11: Open Geospatial Consortium, US 3‐P‐66 The Sentinel‐2 Mission Performance Centre F. Gascon (1) 1: ESA, IT 3‐P‐67 Sentinel‐2 Level‐1 Products Content and Format Specification E. Cadau (1) F. Gascon (2) O. Colin (2) B. Lopez (2) 1: Serco/ESA, IT 2: ESA, IT Wed-P-06 Research and Applications with Optical RS: Land 3‐P‐69 Grassland Identification Using Multi‐Temporal RapidEye Image Series H. Weichelt (1) E. Zillmann (1) 1: RapidEye, DE 3‐P‐70 Monitoring Multitemporal Vegetation Change. Using Landsat TM: Sidi Toui Natural Reserve in Southern Tunesia B. Essifi (1) M. Ouessar (1) 1: INSTITUT DES REGIONS ARIDES (ARID LAND RESEARCH INSTITUTE), TN 3‐P‐71 High Resolution Mapping of Vegetation Using low Spectral Resolution SPOTMap Imagery : a Study Case in Central Brazil. D. Esteves Vieira (1) G. Manzon Nunes (1) T. Sanna Freire Silva (2) 1: Faculty of Forestry, Federal University of Mato Grosso, BR 2: Remote Sensing Division, Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais (INPE), BR 90 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

3‐P‐72 Assessing Floristic Composition with Multispectral Sensors F. Thonfeld (1) H. Feilhauer (2) 1: Center for Remote Sensing of Land Surfaces (ZFL), University of Bonn, DE 2: University of Erlangen‐Nuremberg, DE 3‐P‐73 Grassland Vegetation Classification in The Krkonose Mountains National Park using WorldView‐2 Imagery L. Kupkova (1) M. Pomahacova (1) S. Brezina (2) L. Cervena (1) J. Jelenek (1) 1: Charles University in Prague, Faculty of Science, Dpt. of Applied Geoinformatics and Cartography, CZ 2: The Krkonose Mountains National Park Administration, CZ 3‐P‐74 Recent advances in Biophysical Parameter Retrieval Methods ‐ Opportunities for Sentinel‐2 J. Verrelst (1) J. Rivera (1) G. Camps‐Valls (1) J. Moreno (1) 1: University of Valencia, ES 3‐P‐76 Estimation of Leaf Area Index : Application and Transferability of a Semi‐Empirical Model between two Agricultural Areas N. Neugebauer (1) F. Vuolo (1) S. Falanga (2) C. Atzberger (1) G. D'Urso (3) 1: University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna, AT 2: Ariespace srl, IT 3: University of Naples Federico II, IT 3‐P‐77 Analysis of ESA Campaign Datasets for the Generation of Sentinel‐2 Simulated Images B. Berthelot (1) s. saunier (1) e. hillairet (1) 1: Magellium, FR 3‐P‐78 Fuzzy Rule Object based Classification of Multi‐resolution Images for Agricultural Areas T. Blaschke (1) B. Feizizadeh (1) 1: University of Salzburg, AT 3‐P‐79 Integration of Remote Sensing in a Decision Support System for Vineyard Management F. Baret (1) S. Campagnolo (2) B. Bauer‐Marshallinger (3) F. Costa (4) V. Marletto (5) 1: INRA Avignon, FR 2: GAIAG Ltd., IT 3: TU WIEN, AT 4: LABOR srl, IT 5: ARPA Emilia‐ Romagna, IT 3‐P‐80 On‐Farm Application of Operational Integrated Satellite Services S. Migdall (1) H. Bach (1) K. Spannraft (1) T. Hank (2) W. Mauser (2) W. Angermair (3) S. Burgstaller (3) G. Tüller (3) 1: VISTA GmbH, DE 2: Ludwig‐Maximilians‐University Munich, DE 3: PC Agrar GmbH, DE 3‐P‐81 Retrieving Leaf and Canopy Chlorophyll Content of Potato Crops using Sentinel‐2 Bands J. Clevers (1) L. Kooistra (1) 1: Wageningen University, NL 3‐P‐82 Preparation for Sentinel‐2 Exploitation in the Agricultural Sector B. Koetz (1) 1: ESA, IT 3‐P‐83 SATERRE, an Innovative Project to Provide Added Value Services to Agriculture Monitoring and Land‐Use Planning Policy M. Savinaud (1) G. Dedieu (2) E. Guzzonato (1) P. Herman (3) P. Lenormand (4) B. Thumerel (4) 1: CS‐SI, FR 2: CESBIO, FR 3: Agri‐Intranet, FR 4: Aida, FR 3‐P‐84 Improvement of the Crop Model APSIM by the Assimilation of Sentinel‐2 Data for Biomass Prediction M. Machwitz (1) L. Giustarini (1) C. Bossung (2) D. Frantz (2) M. Schlerf (1) H. Lilienthal (3) L. Wandera (1) P. Matgen (1) L. Hoffmann (1) T. Udelhoven (2) 1: CRP ‐ Gabriel Lippmann, LU 2: University of Trier, DE 3: Julius Kühn‐Institut, DE 3‐P‐85 Assimilation of LAIinto a Soil‐Crop Model for Predicting Biomass and Yield of Field Crops in Eastern Canada E. Pattey (1) G. Jégo (1) J. Liu (1) I. Duchesne (2) 1: Agriculture and Agri‐Food Canada, CA 2: La Financière agricole du Québec, CA 3‐P‐86 Earth Observation for Crop Growth Monitoring in Precision Agriculture J. Yague (1) C. Gomez Cid (1) 1: GMV, ES

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3‐P‐87 Learnings from a Life Experiment of Irrigation Preconization by Remote Sensing in Morocco. M. Le Page (1) S. Khabba (2) L. Jarlan (3) S. Er‐Raki (2) H. Kharrou (4) A. Tavernier (5) V. Simonneaux (3) O. Hagolle (3) A. Chehbouni (5) 1: CESBIO (UMR 5126 CNES‐CNRS‐ UPS‐IRD), FR 2: Cadi Ayyad University, MA 3: CESBIO (UMR 5126 CNES‐CNRS‐UPS‐ IRD), MA 4: ORMVAH, MA 5: IRD, MA 3‐P‐88 Improving Remote Sensing Derived Dry Matter Productivity by Water Limitation Factor Y. Durgun (1) S. Gilliams (1) B. Tychon (2) B. Djaby (2) 1: VITO, BE 2: ULg, BE 3‐P‐89 Constraining the Carbon Budgets of Global Croplands with Earth Observation Data A. Revill (1) M. Williams (2) 1: School of GeoSciences, The University of Edinburgh, GB 2: The University of Edinburgh and NCEO, GB 3‐P‐90 Smart Agricultural Watering Merging Earth Observation and Meteo‐Station Data D. De la Fuente (1) C. Gomez Cid (1) 1: GMV, ES 3‐P‐91 Synergistic Use of Multimodal Data for Vegetation Status Monitoring. E. Charou (1) M. Stefouli (2) K. Poirazidis (3) A. Martinis (3) 1: NCSR DEMOKRITOS, GR 2: National Center of Sustainable Development, GR 3: TEI of Ionian Islands ‐ Department of Environmental Technology and Ecology, GR 3‐P‐92 Space‐Time Cubes of RS‐Data Improve Crop Masks Preparation and Provide the Link to Livelihood Zonation K. de Bie (1) C. Mannaerts (1) 1: ITC‐UT, NL 3‐P‐93 Vegetation Phenological Features from Daily MODIS NDVI Time‐series M. Törmä (1) S. Anttila (1) S. Hatunen (1) M. Kervinen (1) M. Kervinen (1) 1: Finnish Environment Institute SYKE, FI 3‐P‐94 Global Monitoring for Food Security (GMFS): Ten Years of Operational Monitoring of Africa's Agriculture S. Gilliams (1) A. Royer (1) c. Haub (2) D. Bakary (3) F. Holecz (4) T. Ceccarelli (5) E. Haas (6) L. Bydekerke (1) 1: VITO, BE 2: EFTAS, DE 3: ULg, BE 4: sarmap, CH 5: C‐ITA, IT 6: GeoVille, AT 3‐P‐95 Earth Observations for Crop Area Statistics in Africa. The GMFS Project Experience in Malawi T. Ceccarelli (1) C. Haub (2) D. Remotti (1) I. Chirwa (3) A. Giovacchini (1) S. Gilliams (4) 1: Consorzio‐ITA, IT 2: EFTAS , DE 3: Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security, Malawi, MW 4: VITO, Flemish Institute for Technological Research, BE 3‐P‐96 Achieved Level of Technology Transfer and Future Continuation of GMFS3 Services ‐ a Successful Example in Sudan. C. Haub (1) L. Kleinewillinghöfer (1) N. Khojali (2) A. Farah (2) F. Holecz (3) S. Gilliams (4) S. Pinnock (5) 1: EFTAS, DE 2: Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation, SD 3: sarmap, CH 4: VITO, BE 5: ESA, IT 3‐P‐97 Mapping the Crop Phenology in Major Winter Wheat Growing Area in China with ENVISAT‐MERIS Data M. Zhang (1) J. Fan (1) 1: National Satellite Meteorological Center, CN 3‐P‐98 Exploiting MODIS Observation Geometry to Identify Crop Specific Time Series for Regional Agriculture Monitoring G. Duveiller (1) R. Lopez‐Lozano (1) 1: European Commission Joint Research Centre, IT 3‐P‐99 European‐scale Evaluation of the Capacity of Satellite Remote Sensing Indicators to Estimate Regional Crop Yields R. Lopez‐Lozano (1) G. Duveiller (1) L. Seguini (1) S. Garcia‐Condado (1) B. Baruth (1) 1: European Commission, Joint Research Centre, IT

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3‐P‐100 Retro‐Classification of Agricultural Land Use in Irrigated lowlands of the Amu Darya River Catchment in Uzbekistan O. Dubovyk (1) C. Conrad (2) A. Khamzina (3) F. Thonfeld (4) G. Menz (1) 1: University of Bonn, DE 2: University of Würzburg, DE 3: Center for Development Research, DE 4: Center for Remote Sensing of Land Surfaces, DE 3‐P‐101 Geospatial Analysis of Natural Resource Access Influences on Agricultural Practices and Livelihood Wellbeing D. Clark (1) D. Premkumar (1) 1: Iowa State University (Undergraduate), US 3‐P‐102 Sustainable using of Pamir High ‐ Mountain Natural Rresources S. Shomansurov (1) 1: Pamir Experimental Agricultural Station, TJ 3‐P‐103 Geothermal Water Energy of Pamir High ‐ Mountain as Alternative Source of Energy for Preserving Biodiversity M. Navruzbekova (1) M. Navruzbekova (1) 1: Khorog State University, TJ 3‐P‐104 The Utilization of Satellite Imagery for Vegetation Studies & the Comparison of various Vegetative Indexes S. Parang (1) H. Shahrokhi Shahraki (2) A. Jalilzadeh Shadlouei (1) 1: University of Tehran, IR 2: Concordia University, CA 3‐P‐105 Monitoring the State of Global Terrestrial Surfaces Using FAPAR Derived from SeaWiFS, MERIS and MODIS TIP. N. Gobron (1) M. Robustelli (1) 1: EC‐JRC, IT 3‐P‐106 Simulataneous Assimilation of Three EO Data Streams Into Two Models of the Global Terrestrial Biosphere. T. Kaminski (1) D. Chung (2) W. Dorigo (2) R. Giering (1) M. Heimann (3) C. Köstler (3) W. Knorr (4) A. Lindroth (4) M. Scholze (4) K. Scipal (6) B. Pinty (5) G. Schürmann (3) C. Sebald (2) M. Voßbeck (1) W. Wagner (2) S. Zaehle (3) 1: FastOpt, DE 2: Technical University of Vienna, AT 3: MPI BGC, DE 4: Lund University, SE 5: JRC, IT 1 6: ESA, NL 3‐P‐107 Mapping Synoptic Phenological Patterns and Trajectories from NDVI Time Series. R. Zurita‐Milla (1) J. van Gijsel (2) 1: Faculty ITC, University of Twente, NL 2: Climate Observations division, KNMI, NL 3‐P‐108 LAI Measurement with Hemispherical Photographs at Variable Conditions for Assessment of Remotely Sensed Estimations T. Alexandridis (1) D. Stavridou (1) S. Strati (1) N. Silleos (1) 1: Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, School of Agriculture, GR 3‐P‐109 MODIS Based Mapping of the Growing Season in Arctic‐Alpine Areas, and Preparation for Sentinel‐2 Data S. Karlsen (1) K. Høgda (1) 1: Northern Research Institute Tromsø, NO 3‐P‐110 BRDF Characteristics of Westsiberian and Alaskan Tundra Vegetation Communities M. Buchhorn (1) B. Heim (1) D. Walker (2) H. Epstein (3) M. Leibman (4) 1: Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research, DE 2: Alaska Geobotany Center, University of Alaska Fairbanks, US 3: Dept. of Environmental Sciences, University of Virginia, USA, US 4: Earth Cryosphere Institute Siberian Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences, RU 3‐P‐111 Spectrally High‐resolved Satellite Remote Sensing of Vegetation T. Mahr (1) E. Peper (2) D. Pöhler (2) S. Beirle (1) K. Mies (1) U. Platt (2) T. Wagner (1) 1: Max Planck Institute for Chemistry, DE 2: Institute of Environmental Physics, DE 3‐P‐112 A new Approach to Estimate Terrestrial Primary Productivity: A Potential Global Product from Sentinel 3 OLCI Data J. Dash (1) B. Ogutu (2) 1: University of Southampton, GB 2: Department of Geography, University of Leicester, GB 3‐P‐113 Inventory Assessment Of Grasslands In Ireland Using Hyper‐Temporal Optical Data I. Nitze (1) B. Barrett (1) F. Cawkwell (1) S. Green (2) P. Hallahan (3) 1: University College Cork, IE 2: Teagasc, IE 3: Ordnance Survey Ireland, IE 93 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

3‐P‐114 3D‐Vegetation Laboratory: Science and Modeling Support for Accuracy Assessment and Prototyping of EO Data and Products F. Morsdorf (1) R. Leiterer (1) M. Schaepman (1) J. Brazile (2) N. Pfeifer (3) M. Hollaus (3) M. Disney (4) P. Lewis (4) J. Gastellu‐Etchegorry (5) B. Koetz (6) 1: University of Zürich, CH 2: netcetera, CH 3: Vienna University of Technology, AT 4: University College London, GB 5: CESBIO Toulouse, FR 1 6: European Space Agency, IT 3‐P‐115 Incorporating a More Detailed Land Cover Representation into the Sheffield Dynamic Global Vegetation Model J. Price (1) T. Quaife (1) 1: University of Reading, GB 3‐P‐116 The Role Of Biodiversity In Climate Change Mitigation (ROBIN): Remote Sensing Contribution L. Dutrieux (1) P. Diaz (2) J. Equihua (2) D. Espinoza (3) F. Gerard (4) M. Herold (1) M. Herold (1) L. Kooistra (1) S. Mücher (5) M. Peña‐Claros (6) G. Roerink (5) C. Rowland (4) M. Schmidt (2) T. Parr (4) 1: GRS Laboratory, Wageningen University, NL 2: CONABIO, MX 3: IBIF, BO 4: CEH, GB 5: Alterra, NL 1 6: FEM, Wageningen University, NL 3‐P‐117 The Urgent Needs of Remotely Sensed Geographic Information for the Biodiversity Research Community C. Rousseau (1) J. Radoux (1) P. Defourny (1) 1: Université catholique de Louvain, BE 3‐P‐118 Custom‐Made HR Remote Sensing Products for the European Biodiversity Research Infrastructure (Lifewatch) J. Radoux (1) C. Rousseau (1) D. Jacques (1) P. Defourny (1) 1: Université catholique de Louvain, BE 3‐P‐119 Using Satellite Data to Map Biodiversity and Support Ecosystem Services in Anguilla I. Cameron (1) K. Medcalf (1) 1: Environment Systems Ltd, GB 3‐P‐120 Making Earth Observation Work for UK Biodiversity: Phase 2 Norfolk Pilot Study I. Cameron (1) K. Medcalf (1) N. Turton (1) G. Bell (1) 1: Environment Systems Ltd, GB 3‐P‐121 Multiscale GEOBIA for the Quantification of Forest Cover Loss in Blue Nile Region, Sudan M. El‐Abbas (1) E. Csaplovics (1) 1: TU Dresden, DE 3‐P‐122 Classification of Land Cover in the Sumava National Park in the Czech Republic P. Stych (1) O. Veronika (1) L. Jakub (1) 1: Charles University in Prague, CZ 3‐P‐123 Studying Land Cover and Water Availability in Southern Angola using Landsat and MODIS V. Mantas (1) A. Pereira (1) 1: IMAR, University of Coimbra, PT 3‐P‐124 Spatio‐temporal Dynamics of Land‐use and Land‐cover in the Mu Us Sandy Land, China, using the Change Vector Analysis A. Karnieli (1) Z. Qin (2) B. Wu (3) F. Yan (3) 1: Ben Gurion University of the Negev, IL 2: Institute of Agro‐Resources and Regional Planning, CN 3: Institute of Desertification Studies, Chinese Academy of Forestry, CN 3‐P‐125 Land Use Changes in China and its Implications for Food Security X. Cui (1) 1: Beijing Normal University, CN 3‐P‐126 Developing Land Cover and Land Cover Change Mapping Methods for the UK: Concept and Preliminary Results C. Rowland (1) D. Morton (1) C. Wood (1) 1: CEH Lancaster, GB 3‐P‐127 Comparing Various Techniques for Land Use‐Cover Change Detection Using RS and GIS M. Sadeghnejad (1) 1: Islamic Azad University, IR 3‐P‐128 Analysis of NDVI Time Series for Classification of Grasslands and Detection of Their Land use Practices Halada (1) A. Halabuk (1) 1: ILE SAS , SK

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3‐P‐129 Land Cover Change Assessment in East Africa Countries K. Tuckova (1) L. Brodsky (1) A. Brink (2) C. Bodart (2) C. Ernst (3) P. Defourny (3) 1: GISAT, CZ 2: JRC, IT 3: UCL, BE 3‐P‐130 Land use/Land Cover Change Analysis and Prediction in the Northwestern Coastal Desert of Egypt M. Halmy (1) P. Gessler (2) J. Hicke (2) B. Salem (1) 1: Alexandria University, EG 2: University of Idaho, US 3‐P‐131 LandCover CCI Pre‐processing G. Kirches (1) O. Arino (2) C. Brockmann (1) P. Defourny (3) M. Boettcher (1) S. Bontemps (3) O. Danne (1) V. Kalogirou (2) C. Lamarche (3) M. Paperin (1) J. Radoux (3) S. Smollich (1) M. Zuehlke (1) 1: Brockmann Consult GmbH, DE 2: ESA, IT 3: UCL, BE 3‐P‐133 Verification of GIO Land Monitoring High‐Resolution Layers for Bulgaria V. Dimitrov (1) A. Stoimenov (1) T. Lubenov (1) 1: Space Research and Technology Institute, BG 3‐P‐134 Open Access to Consolidated Reference Data Sets for Global Land Cover Map Products in the Context of GEO and ECVs B. Mora (1) M. Herold (2) P. Defourny (3) O. Arino (4) S. Bontemps (3) D. Sulla‐ Menashe (5) T. Nandinerdene (2) 1: GOFC‐GOLD Land Cover Office, NL 2: Wageningen University, NL 3: Université Catholique de Louvain, BE 4: ESA, IT 5: Boston University, US 3‐P‐135 On the Contributions of Earth Observations to Understanding and Managing the Global Water System R. Lawford (1) A. Bhaduri (2) C. Vorosmarty (3) 1: Global Water System Project/ Morgan State University, CA 2: Global Water System Project, DE 3: CUNY, US 3‐P‐136 Mapping High Resolution Daily Evapotranspiration around the World J. Timmermans (1) Z. Su (1) X. Chen (1) D. Fernandez‐Prieto (2) 1: University of Twente, Faculty of GeoInformation Sciences and Earth Observation (ITC), NL 2: European Space Agency, NL 3‐P‐137 Review of the Terrestrial Activities of ESA and Outside of the Agency F. Labonté (1) P. Goryl (2) F. Gascon (2) 1: FLC/ESA, CA 2: ESA, IT 3‐P‐138 Application of Available Global Land Cover Reference Datasets in the Context of Essential Climate Variables N. Tsendbazar (1) S. De Bruin (1) M. Herold (1) 1: Wageningen University, NL 3‐P‐139 ENVISAT MERIS Data for Global Dryland Monitoring U. Gangkofner (1) C. Brockmann (2) M. Paganini (3) F. Stoeger (1) O. Danne (2) P. Wramner (4) J. Brito (5) R. Fensholt (6) K. Günther (7) 1: GeoVille, AT 2: Brockmann Consult, DE 3: ESA, IT 4: Brockmann Geomatics, SE 5: Cibio, PT 6: University of Copenhagen, DK 7: DLR, DE 3‐P‐140 Comparison of MERIS and MODIS Time Series Datasets for Land Degradation Analysis in Irrigated Drylands in Central Asia J. Tueshaus (1) O. Dubovyk (2) A. Khamzina (2) G. Menz (3) 1: Center for Remote Sensing of Land Surfaces, University of Bonn, DE 2: Center for Development Research, University of Bonn, DE 3: Remote Sensing Research Group, University of Bonn, DE 3‐P‐141 The Current and Future EUROCLIMA Observatory on Desertification, Land Degradation and Drought (DLDD) for Latin America H. Carrao (1) P. Barbosa (1) M. Cherlet (1) D. Magni (1) L. Valentini (1) A. de Jager (1) 1: JRC, IT 3‐P‐142 Estimating the Supply and Demand of Aboveground Net Primary Production in the Semi‐Arid Sahel Region of Africa A. Abdi (1) J. Ardö (1) J. Seaquist (1) L. Eklundh (1) D. Tenenbaum (1) 1: Lund University, SE 95 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

3‐P‐143 Estimating GPP for the Sahel region J. Ardö (1) 1: Physical Geography and Ecosystem Science, Lund University, SE 3‐P‐144 Calibration of Global Above Ground Biomass Estimate Using Multi‐Source Remote Sensing Data A. Wijaya (1) S. Sasmito (1) J. Purbopuspito (1) D. Murdiyarso (1) 1: Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR), ID 3‐P‐145 Comparison of Pixel and Object Based Post‐Classification Algorithms for Monitoring Wetland: A Case Study in River Delta. E. Vakaki (1) M. Tsakiri‐Strati (2) G. Doxani (2) S. Siachalou (2) G. Mallinis (3) 1: Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, GR 2: AUTH, GR 3: DUTH, GR 3‐P‐146 Mapping Coastal Mediterranean Wetlands using Sub‐pixel Spectral Signatures and Multi‐temporal Landsat Data J. Reschke (1) C. Hüttich (2) 1: University of Wuerzburg, DE 2: Friedrich Schiller University, Jena, DE 3‐P‐147 Assessment of Wet Land Cover Types from Global Land Cover Products ‐ Implications for the Global Methane Balance S. Erasmi (1) H. Jungkunst (2) D. Grunwald (3) 1: Georg‐August‐University Göttingen, DE 2: University of Koblenz‐Landau, DE 3: Thünen Institut Braunschweig, DE 3‐P‐148 Chlorophyll Estimation in Mangrove Forest as a Potential Indicator of Vegetation Condition. L. Wandera (1) W. Verhoef (2) A. Fauzi (2) M. Schlerf (1) 1: CRP Gabriel Lippmann, LU 2: University of Twente, ITC, NL 3‐P‐149 Vegetation Dynamics and Forest Degradation Monitoring: The Case for the World Largest Mangrove A. Mahmood (1) D. Donoghue (1) P. Atkins (1) 1: Department of Geography, Durham University, Durham, GB 3‐P‐151 Spectral Discrimination of Mangrove Species in Bhitarkanika using Multi Angular Hyperspectral Reflectance Data A. Prasad (1) G. L. (1) 1: Department of Earth and Space Sciences, Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology, IN 3‐P‐152 Evaluation of the Spectral Angle Mapper "SAM" Classification Technique using Hyperion Imagery S. Lamine (1) G. Petropoulos (2) 1: Mediterranean Agronomic Institute of Chania, GR 2: University of Aberystwyth, GB 3‐P‐153 Comparitive Study of Wavelet based Feature Extraction Techniques for Classification of Hyperspectral Data P. N (1) M. Arora (1) B. R (1) 1: IIT Roorkee, Roorkee, IN 3‐P‐154 Plant Trait Estimation from Hyperspectral Imagery in a Heterogeneous Herbaceous Environment H. Roelofsen (1) P. Bodegom, van (2) L. Kooistra (3) F. Witte (1) 1: KWR Watercycle Research Institute, Nieuwegein, NL 2: Department of Ecological science, subdepartment Systems ecology, VU University, Amsterdam, NL 3: Laboratory for Geo‐Information Science and Remote Sensing, Wageningen University, Wageningen, NL 3‐P‐155 Comparison of Segmentation Algorithms for an Object‐Based Anomaly Detection in Hyperspectral Images A. Martinez de Agirre (1) B. Rodriguez‐Cuenca (1) C. Alonso (1) A. Del Val (1) 1: Alcala University , ES 3‐P‐156 Satellite Based Capercaillie Habitat Modelling for Monitoring of Biodiversity in Swedish Forests S. Thulin (1) K. Wester (1) B. Edman (2) K. Mild (3) H. Blanck (4) J. Edlund (5) K. Almqvist (5) H. Svensson (6) J. Hägerroth (7) 1: Brockmann Geomatics Sweden AB, SE 96 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

2: Rheoconsult, SE 3: Swedish Environment Protection Agency, SE 4: County Adm. Board of Jönköping, SE 5: Norrköping Municipality, SE 6: H.S, SE 7: J‐E.H, SE 3‐P‐157 Taking the Pulse of Tropical Forests in and around UNESCO Workd Heritage Sites M. Jonas (1) J. Radoux (1) P. Defourny (1) 1: Université catholique de Louvain, BE 3‐P‐158 Terrestrial Laser Scanning for Forest Structural Parameters Retrieval and 3D Forest Modelling S. Vaccari (1) K. Calders (1) M. Herold (1) H. Bartholomeus (1) M. van Leeuwen (2) N. Coops (2) 1: Wageningen University, NL 2: University of British Columbia, CA 3‐P‐159 Estimating Light use Efficiency of a Mediterranean Pine Forest from Leaf to Ecosystem Scale using Spectral Indices S. Stagakis (1) N. Markos (1) T. Vanikiotis (1) A. Tzotsos (2) O. Sykioti (3) A. Kyparissis (1) 1: University of Ioannina, GR 2: National Technical University of Athens, GR 3: National Observatory of Athens, GR 3‐P‐160 The impact of the RapidEye Red Edge band in Mapping Defoliation Symptoms A. Marx (1) 1: RapidEye, DE 3‐P‐161 LSMA in Precise Forest Classification H. Nikolov (1) D. Borisova (1) 1: Space Research and Technology Institute ‐ Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (SRTI‐BAS), BG 3‐P‐162 Tree Species cClassification by Multiseasonal High Resolution Satellite Data A. Elatawneh (1) A. Rappl (1) T. Schneider (1) T. Knoke (1) 1: Technische Universität München, DE 3‐P‐163 Summertime Climate Response to Mountain Pine Beetle Disturbance in British Columbia H. Maness (1) P. Kushner (2) I. Fung (1) 1: University of California, Berkeley, US 2: University of Toronto, CA 3‐P‐164 A Study of Ips Typographus Pest Infestation with the use of Multiangular CHRIS‐PROBA Data L. Filchev (1) M. Panayotov (2) F. Ling (3) 1: Space Research and Technology Institute at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (SRTI‐BAS), BG 2: University of Forestry, Dendrology Department, BG 3: Spatial Information Research Center, Fuzhou University, CN 3‐P‐165 Evaluating Rule Set Transferability for Extracting Forest Resources from RapidEye Data M. Kindu (1) A. Elatawneh (2) N. Corti (3) A. Rappl (4) B. Felbermeier (5) R. Acevedo Cabra (6) T. Schneider (5) T. Knoke (5) 1: TU München, ET 2: TU München, PS 3: TU München, EC 4: Bavarian State Institute of Forestry, DE 5: TU München, DE 6: TU München, CO 3‐P‐166 The Potential of ESA's Upcoming Sentinel‐2 Satellites for Validating Deforestation and Forest Degradation in Guyana. N. Galiatsatos (1) D. Donoghue (1) J. Mahmood (1) 1: Durham University, GB 3‐P‐167 An Automated Method to Monitor Forest Cover of Russia from Landsat in the Perspective of Sentinel‐2 Imagery S. Bartalev (1) O. Kissiyar (1) F. Achard (1) D. Simonetti (1) 1: Joint Research Center of the European Commission, IT 3‐P‐168 Leaf Area Index Mapping with Airborne Lidar, Satellite Images and Ground Measurements in Jrvselja VALERI Test Site A. Kodar (1) M. Lang (2) T. Arumäe (3) A. Eenmäe (3) J. Pisek (2) T. Nilson (2) 1: University of Tartu, EE 2: Tartu Observatory, EE 3: Estonian University of Life Sciences, EE 3‐P‐169 The Effects of Landsat Time Series Pre‐Processing on Tropical Forest Change Mapping in Vietnam and Ethiopia M. Schultz (1) M. Herold (1) V. Avitabile (1) J. Verbesselt (1) J. Gonzales de Tanago Meñaca (1) 1: Wageningen UR, NL 97 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

3‐P‐170 Forest Monitoring using all Archived Landsat Data F. Thonfeld (1) G. Menz (2) 1: Center for Remote Sensing of Land Surfaces (ZFL), University of Bonn, DE 2: Remote Sensing Research Group (RSRG), University of Bonn, DE 3‐P‐171 Mapping Deforestation and Forest Degradation in Mosaic Landscapes of Southeast Asia using Dense Landsat Time Series D. Pflugmacher (1) K. Grogan (2) P. Hostert (1) 1: Humboldt University Berlin, DE 2: University of Copenhagen, DK 3‐P‐172 A Satellite Based Remote Sensing Method for Monitoring Insect Disturbance in Forests P. Olsson (1) A. Jönsson (1) L. Eklundh (1) 1: Lund University, SE 3‐P‐173 Deforestation Mapping using the Google Earth Engine: First Experiments in Boqueron, Paraguay V. Kalogirou (1) C. Solimini (2) M. Paganini (3) O. Arino (3) 1: RSAC c/o ESA‐ESRIN, IT 2: Serco c/o ESA‐ESRIN, IT 3: ESA‐ESRIN, IT 3‐P‐174 Combining Medium and High Resolution Data in a Multi‐scale Approach to Detect Breaks in Satellite Image Time Series L. Dutrieux (1) J. Verbesselt (1) L. Kooistra (1) M. Herold (1) 1: GRS Laboratory, Wageningen University, NL 3‐P‐175 Growing Season Start in Boreal Coniferous Forest from MODIS Time‐Series and Comparison with Modelled Phenology K. Böttcher (1) T. Markkanen (2) M. Aurela (2) O. Mattila (1) M. Kervinen (1) S. Metsämäki (1) T. Aalto (2) A. Arslan (2) J. Pulliainen (2) 1: Finnish Environment Institute, FI 2: Finnish Meteorological Institute , FI 3‐P‐176 Sentinel‐2 Data for Enhancing VHR‐Based Mapping Applications G. Smith (1) 1: Specto Natura Ltd., GB 3‐P‐177 Phenological Monitoring of a UK Woodland: Results from Digital Cameras, Spectroradiometers and Satellite Data C. Rowland (1) C. George (2) F. Gerard (2) 1: CEH Lancaster, GB 2: CEH Wallingford, GB 3‐P‐178 Variance‐Based sSnsitivity Analysis of BIOME‐BGC for Gross and Net Primary Production R. Raj (1) N. Hamm (1) C. van der Tol (1) A. Stein (1) 1: Faculty of Geo‐Infoormation Science and Earth Observation (ITC), University of Twente, NL 3‐P‐179 Interactive Forest Monitoring System: A Case Study of Kafa, Southwestern Ethiopia A. Pratihast (1) B. Devries (1) L. Kooistra (1) S. Bruin (1) M. Herold (1) 1: Wageningen University , NL 3‐P‐180 Planning for REDD+ in Medium to very Small MRV Capacity Countries M. Pereira (1) V. Avitabile (1) M. Herold (1) 1: Wageningen University, NL 3‐P‐181 Extending Earth Observation to a Tropical Mountain Forest Ecosystem using Functional Indicators S. Brenner (1) J. Bendix (1) 1: University of Marburg, DE 3‐P‐182 A new Comprehensive Approach for Earth Observation Scene Classification using Image ‐ Text Analysis C. Vaduva (1) M. Datcu (2) 1: University Politehnica of Bucharest, RO 2: DLR, DE 3‐P‐183 Addressing Legacies of Conflict: Remote Sensing Tools for Assessment and Mitigation of ERW and Agent Orange in Lao PDR A. Dean (1) T. Boivin (2) B. Pierce (1) O. Tsui (1) S. Malivarn (3) 1: Hatfield Consultants, CA 2: Hatfield Consultants Mekong, LA 3: Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, LA 3‐P‐184 Teledetection to Protect Water Catchment C. Bosc (1) A. Araqi (2) J. Guinet (3) M. Savinaud (3) S. Rucquoi (1) R. Ruiloba (3) 1: CETE Sud‐Ouest, FR 2: Student, FR 3: C‐S, FR

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3‐P‐185 The Qualitative Aspects of Water Resources at Annaba Region in the Mediterranea L. Djabri (1) A. Hani (1) S. Bouhsina (2) M. Djouamaa (3) S. Habes (1) B. Aoun Sebaiti (1) 1: Laboratoire Ressource en Eau et Développement Durable. Annaba University, DZ 2: Université de Dunkerque, FR 3: Annaba University, DZ 3‐P‐186 Application of Remote Sensing and GIS in Identification of River Course Changes D. Bal C Char (1) 1: Anna University, IN 3‐P‐187 Monitoring Old Industrial Activities from 1930 to Nowadays for Planning Brownfields and Vacant Lots Redevelopment A. Lefebvre (1) C. Sannier (1) 1: SIRS, FR 3‐P‐188 Mapping and Monitoring Small Linear Landscape Features L. Brodsky (1) V. Vobora (1) U. Gangkofner (2) S. Kleeschulte (3) T. Soukup (1) 1: Gisat, CZ 2: Geoville, AT 3: Geoville, LU 3‐P‐189 Road Extraction Method at Pixel and Object Level using High Resolution Images and LIDAR Data with Evidence Theory B. Rodriguez‐Cuenca (1) A. Martinez de Agirre (1) C. Alonso (1) A. del Val (1) 1: Alcalá University, ES 3‐P‐190 PEPS ‐ High Added‐Value Image Processing as a Service A. Bricier (1) G. Dedieu (2) D. Hebrard (3) E. Guzzonato (1) 1: CS‐SI, FR 2: CESBIO, FR 3: CETE SO, FR 3‐P‐191 Remote Sensing Satellite and In‐Situ Monitoring Data for Analysis of Urbanization Effects on Vegetation M. Zoran (1) R. Savastru (1) D. Savastru (2) 1: National Institute of R&D for Optoelectronics, RO 2: National Institute of RD for Optoelectronics, RO 3‐P‐192 Application of VHR Multispectral Data and Height Information for an Object‐Based Classification of Urban Structure Types M. Voltersen (1) C. Berger (1) S. Hese (1) C. Schmullius (1) 1: Friedrich‐Schiller‐ University Jena, DE 3‐P‐193 Simulating Urban Growth in Nakuru (Kenya) based on a Constrained Cellular Automata Model and Decade Landsat‐data K. Mubea (1) R. Goetzke (1) G. Menz (1) 1: University of Bonn, DE 3‐P‐194 Contribution of Aerospace Remote Sensing and Geophysical Measurements in Mineral Exploration (Western Hoggar, Algeria). I. Chaouche (1) 1: University, DZ 3‐P‐195 Extraction by Remote Sensing Networks Major Fracture of the Region in Abidjan Cote D'Ivoire A. Koffi (1) A. Ait Fora (1) H. Elbelriti (2) E. El Gasmi (1) 1: IBN TOFAIL UNIVERSITY, MA 2: Agronomic and Veterinary Institute Hassan II, MA 3‐P‐196 Characterizing Biological Soil Crusts Using LWIR Hyperspectral Remote Sensing O. Rozenstein (1) A. Karnieli (1) 1: Ben‐Gurion University of the Negev, IL 3‐P‐197 Euro‐Maps 3D ‐ a Transnational, High‐resolution Digital Surface Model for Europe F. Barner (1) T. Hass (1) J. Makiola (1) P. d'Angelo (2) P. Reinartz (2) S. Carl (3) A. Uttenthaler (1) 1: Euromap, DE 2: DLR, DE 3: GAF AG, DE 3‐P‐198 Your World on Demand: Skybox Imaging's Constellation‐As‐A‐Service for Timely High‐ Resolution Imagery & HD Video B. Leslie (1) J. Clark (1) 1: Skybox Imaging, Inc., US Wed-P-07 Snow 3‐P‐201 Coupling Soil/Snow Energy Transfer Model and Active Microwave Radiative Transfer Model to Simulate C and X‐Band SAR Data F. Caron (1) R. Magagi (1) 1: Sherbrooke's University, CA 3‐P‐202 Snow Cover Area Monitoring Using SAR Imagery in the Czech Republic J. Souckova (1) J. Slacikova (1) M. Potuckova (1) 1: Charles University in Prague, CZ 99 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

3‐P‐203 Validation Of SAR Derived Wet Snow Maps At Glaciers On Jan Mayen, Norway E. Malnes (1) C. Rollstad Denby (2) 1: Northern Research Institute (Norut), NO 2: Dept. Math Sciences and Technology, Univ. of Life Sciences, NO 3‐P‐204 Dual‐frequency Measurements of Snow Microwave Reflection and Emission by C and Ku Band Scatterometer‐radiometer Systems A. Hambaryan (1) A. Arakelyan (1) V. Hambaryan (1) A. Arakelyan (1) 1: ECOSERV Remote Observation Centre Co.LTD., AM 3‐P‐205 Extraction of Snow Mass from Passive Microwave Data M. Sandells (1) I. Davenport (1) T. Quaife (1) P. van Leeuwen (1) 1: University of Reading, GB 3‐P‐206 Evaluation of MODIS Snow and LST Data in Arunachal Pradesh: Heat Pump or Freezer U. Deka Baruah (1) A. Saikia (1) 1: Gauhati University, IN 3‐P‐207 Estimating Snow Water Equivalent in the Swedish Mountains based on the Frequency and Amplitude of the Local Topography S. Ingvander (1) I. Brown (1) 1: INK, Stockholm University, SE 3‐P‐208 Validation of Polar View and H‐SAF Snow Monitoring Products on the Territory of Germany F. Appel (1) H. Bach (1) P. Krahe (2) 1: Vista Remote Sensing in Geosciences GmbH, DE 2: Federal Institute of Hydrology, Department M2 „Water Balance, Forecasting and Predictions“, DE 3‐P‐209 Assessing Reliability of MODIS Snow Cover for Hydrological Model Calibration G. Ravazzani (1) L. Boscarello (1) J. Dedieu (2) E. Cremonese (3) M. Pellegrini (1) M. Mancini (1) 1: Politecnico di Milano, IT 2: 2Laboratoire d’étude des Transferts en Hydrologie et Environnement , FR 3: Regional Protection Agency of Aosta Valley, IT 3‐P‐210 Integrated Snow Monitoring with Uncertainty Analysis (ESA ISTAS project) L. Brodsky (1) K. Tuckova (1) S. Pinnock (2) 1: Gisat, CZ 2: ESA, IT 3‐P‐211 Backscatter Sensitivity Analysis and Snow Water Equivalent Retrieval Using TerraSAR‐X Data. H. Johnsen (1) E. Malnes (1) W. Wes Farnsworth (2) H. Christensen (3) 1: Norut, NO 2: The University Centre in Svalbard (UNIS), Arctic Geology and Univ. of Oslo, Department of Geosciences , NO 3: The University Centre in Svalbard (UNIS), Arctic Geology, NO 3‐P‐212 Applicability Of C‐Band Sar Data For Characterization Of Avalanche Risk E. Malnes (1) M. Eckersdorfer (1) H. Breien (2) K. Kristensen (2) M. Jonsson (3) H. Grimsdottir (3) 1: Northern Research Institute (Norut), NO 2: Norwegian Geotechnical Institute, NO 3: Iceland Meteorological Office, IS Wed-P-08 Hazards: Preparedness, Emergency and Floods 3‐P‐214 Flood Mapping in the Mara Wetlands for Ecosystem Conservation J. Mtamba (1) Z. Vekerdy (2) R. Van der Velde (2) F. Mtalo (1) P. Ndomba (1) 1: University of Dar es Salaam, TZ 2: University of Twente‐ITC, NL 3‐P‐215 A fully Automated Multi‐Scale Flood Monitoring System based on MODIS and TerraSAR‐ X Data S. Martinis (1) A. Twele (1) J. Kersten (1) J. Eberle (2) C. Strobl (1) E. Stein (1) 1: DLR, DE 2: FSU Jena, DE 3‐P‐216 Building a Database of Flood Extension Maps using Satellite Imagery D. Roque (1) N. Afonso (1) A. Fonseca (1) S. Heleno (2) 1: LNEC, PT 2: CERENA / IST, PT 3‐P‐217 Detection of Flooding in Abandoned Mining Areas Based on Remote Sensing Data V. Garcia Millan (1) K. Pakzad (1) S. Teuwsen (1) 1: EFTAS, DE 3‐P‐218 Flood Vulnerability Assessment and Effective Utilization of Flood Water Using Geospatial Techniques S. Syed (1) M. Munir (1) B. Shaikh (1) 1: SUPARCO, PK 100 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

3‐P‐219 An Open Souce GIS Approach to Assess Flood Prone Areas from DEMs C. Sebald (1) F. Greifeneder (2) M. Hollaus (2) S. Schlaffer (2) 1: Vienna University of Technology (TU Wien), AT 2: Vienna University of Technology (TU Wien), Department of Geodesy and Geoinformation (GEO), Research Group Remote Sensing, AT 3‐P‐220 Qualitative and Quantitative Evaluation of Soil Erosion using Combined Analysis of SAR and Optical Remote Sensing S. Ebrahimzadeh (1) M. Motagh (2) M. Haghshenas (1) M. Sharifi (1) 1: university of tehran, IR 2: GFZ, DE 3‐P‐221 Global Dynamic Topography : the next Frontier for Geosciences T. Dewez (1) .. Z‐Earth International Team (2) 1: BRGM, FR 2: ., FR 3‐P‐222 Use of Digital Terrain Model for Evaluation of Beach Vulnerability on Romanian Coast A. Spinu (1) R. Mateescu (1) V. Malciu (1) L. Buga (1) E. Mihailov (1) 1: National Institute for Marine Research and Development "Grigore Antipa", RO 3‐P‐223 Crisis DSM Generation to Support IDP Camp Management V. Gstaiger (1) P. D' Angelo (1) T. Schneiderhan (1) T. Krauss (1) 1: DLR, DE 3‐P‐224 Using Exogenous Data for Image Analysis in the OTB Framework O. Lahlou (1) R. Ruiloba (1) 1: CS‐SI, FR 3‐P‐225 VLA & UAV for Geographic Proximal Remote Sensing Missions: Safety for Planning of the Territory under Budget Constraints R. Bernabeo (1) 1: University of Bologna, IT 3‐P‐226 Radarsat‐2 Contributions To The Caribbean Satellite Disaster Pilot During Hurricane Seasons 2010, 2011 and 2012 G. Aubé (1) D. Werle (2) G. Seguin (3) J. Saulnier (1) S. Frye (4) N. Alleyne (5) E. Arsenault (1) F. Gaetani (6) 1: Canadian Space Agency, CA 2: Aerde Environmental Research, CA 3: CEOS SBA / Canadian Space Agency, CA 4: NASA Goddard/SGT, US 5: Caribbean Disaster and Emergency Management Agency, BB 6: Group on Earth Observations (GEO) Secretariat, Disasters, CH 3‐P‐227 The Canadian Space Agency's Rapid Information Products And Sservices (RIPS) Iinitiative G. AUBÉ (1) D. Werle (2) G. Seguin (1) E. Arsenault (1) D. Yann (1) 1: Canadian Space Agency, CA 2: Aerde Environmental Research, CA 3‐P‐228 The NASA EV‐2 Cyclone Global Navigation Satellite System (CYGNSS) Mission C. Ruf (1) M. Clarizia (2) Z. Jelenak (3) A. Ridley (4) R. Rose (5) V. Zavorotny (3) 1: Atmospheric Oceanic and Space Science (AOSS), University of Michigan , US 2: National Oceanography Centre (NOC), Southampton UK / University of Michigan, Ann Arbor US , GB 3: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), US 4: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, US 5: South West Research Institute (SWRI), US Wed-P-09 Hazards: Subsidence and Landslides 3‐P‐230 2nd Generation, Multi‐Temporal DInSAR Monitoring of Critical Infrastructural Sites for the Assessment of Hazard Risk A. Vollrath (1) F. Zucca (1) S. Stramondo (2) 1: Università degli studi di Pavia, IT 2: INGV, IT 3‐P‐231 Deformation Analysis at Embankment Dams with Interferometric SAR (InSAR) and Finite Element Model (FEM) S. Aminjafari (1) M. Motagh (2) M. Baes (1) M. Haghshenas (1) 1: University of Tehran, IR 2: GFZ, DE 3‐P‐232 Monitoring Alpine Transportation Infrastructures using Space Techniques T. Strozzi (1) R. Caduff (1) U. Wegnüller (1) H. Wirnsberger (2) N. Kühtreiber (2) 1: Gamma Remote Sensing, CH 2: Institute of Navigation (INAS), Graz University of Technology, AT

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3‐P‐233 Bridge Deformation Monitoring: Insight from InSAR time‐series and Finite Element Modeling R. Shamshiri (1) M. Motagh (2) M. Baes (2) M. Sharifi (1) 1: University of Tehran, IR 2: GFZ, DE 3‐P‐234 Bridge Collapse Revealed by Multi‐Temporal SAR Interferometry J. Sousa (1) L. Bastos (2) 1: University of Tras‐os‐Montes e Alto Douro, PT 2: University of Porto, PT 3‐P‐235 Condition Monitoring of Ancient Rome Monuments with ERS and RADARSAT PSI Data D. Tapete (1) N. Casagli (2) 1: National Research Council (CNR) of Italy ‐ ICVBC, IT 2: Earth Sciences Department, University of Florence, IT 3‐P‐236 Advances in Operational Surface Movement Monitoring with Spaceborne InSAR for Enhanced Oil Recovery M. Henschel (1) B. Deschamps (1) W. Branson (1) 1: MDA Geospatial Services Inc., CA 3‐P‐237 On InSAR Monitoring of the Ground Surface Movement Associated with the Shale Gas Exploration Activities in Poland K. Chowaniec (1) Z. Perski (1) T. Wojciechowski (1) P. Nescieruk (1) P. Marinkovic (2) 1: Polish‐Geological Institute ‐ National research Institute, Carpathian Branch, PL 2: PPO.labs, NL 3‐P‐238 Spatio‐temporal Evolution of Anthropogenic Deformation around Cerro Prieto Geothermal Field between 1993 and 2009 O. Sarychikhina (1) E. Glowacka (1) B. Robles (2) J. Mojarro (1) 1: CICESE, MX 2: IMTA, MX 3‐P‐239 Simulation of Land Subsidence Using InSAR Time Series and Aquifer Parameters in a Neurocomputational Approach N. Ashrafianfar (1) W. Busch (1) M. Dehghani (2) M. Mohammad Rezapour Tabari (3) 1: IGMC, DE 2: Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, School of Engineering, Shiraz University, Shiraz, IR 3: Institute of Geotechnical Engineering, Shahrkord University of Technology, Shahrekord, IR 3‐P‐240 Analysis of Land Subsidence with Groundwater Numerical Modeling in Najaf Abad Plain, Iran S. Nagheli (1) N. Samani (1) K. Shirani (2) M. Pasandi (2) 1: Shiraz University, IR 2: University of Isfahan, IR 3‐P‐241 Multi‐Sensor Monitoring of Mining Induced Subsidence Using Persistent Scatterer Interferometry N. Salepci (1) A. Kuehl (1) C. Thiel (1) C. Schmullius (1) 1: Friedrich Schiller University of Jena, DE 3‐P‐242 Evaluation of Persistent Scatterer Analysis of Mining‐Induced Surface Deformation Using Geodetic Surveying Data A. Kuehl (1) N. Salepci (1) C. Thiel (1) C. Schmullius (1) 1: Friedrich Schiller University Jena, Institute of Geography, Department of Earth Observation, DE 3‐P‐243 DInSAR for Subsidence Mapping in North‐East Estonian Underground Mining Areas K. Voormansik (1) V. Voormansik (1) 1: University of Tartu, EE 3‐P‐244 Study of Surface Deformations Induced by Underground Mining and Neotectonic Activity A. Lesniak (1) 1: AGH University of Science and Technology, PL 3‐P‐245 Land Subsidence on Alexandria observed by SAR Interferometry Techniques, Implications for Exposure to Sea Level Rise G. Wöppelmann (1) G. Le Cozannet (2) M. de Michele (2) D. Raucoules (2) A. Cazenave (3) M. Garcin (2) M. Marcos (4) A. Santamaría‐Gómez (5) 1: LIENSs, Université de La Rochelle , FR 2: BRGM, FR 3: LEGOS, FR 4: IMEDEA , ES 5: IGN, ES

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3‐P‐246 Evaluating subsidence in the Nile Delta, Egypt using Persistent Scatterers Interferometry E. Bouali (1) M. Sultan (1) R. Becker (2) O. Cherif (3) K. Zahran (4) K. Chouinard (1) 1: Department of Geosciences, Western Michigan University, US 2: Department of Environmental Sciences, University of Toledo, US 3: National Authority for Remote Sensing and Space Sciences, EG 4: Geodynamic Department, National Research Institute of Astronomy and Geophysics, EG 3‐P‐247 Land Subsidence Monitoring of Yangtze River Delta with Time Series SAR Interferometry Using Multi‐Sensor SAR Data R. Xiao (1) X. He (1) 1: Hohai University, CN 3‐P‐248 Assessment of Costal Subsidence in Anzali Region, North Iran A. Hojjati Malekshah (1) M. Motagh (2) M. Sharifi (1) 1: Department of Surveying and Geomatics Engineering, University of Tehran, Tehran Iran, IR 2: Helmholtz Center Potsdam, GFZ German Research Center for Geosciences, Potsdam, Germany, IR 3‐P‐249 An Integration of 2‐D Mulyi‐Looked Differential Interferograms with Persistent Scatterer Interferometry P. Kourkouli (1) U. Wegmü ller (1) A. Wiesmann (1) K. Tansey (2) 1: Gamma Remote Sensing, Gü mligen , CH 2: University of Leicester, Department of Geography, Leicester, GB 3‐P‐250 Large‐Scale Soil Water Depletion from Clay Shrinkage Using satellite Radar Interferometry B. te Brake (1) M. van der Ploeg (1) G. de Rooij (2) R. Hanssen (3) 1: Wageningen University, NL 2: Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research, DE 3: Delft University of Technology, NL 3‐P‐251 Monitoring height changes of drained tropical peatlands in Sumatra using InSAR time series Z. Zhou (1) Z. Li (1) S. Waldron (1) A. Tanaka (2) 1: University of Glasgow, GB 2: Geological Survey of Japan, AIST, JP 3‐P‐252 Subsidence Mapping, Characterization and Modeling: ESA‐GMES Terrafirma Services F. Raspini (1) S. Moretti (1) C. Del Ventisette (1) S. Bianchini (1) C. Loupasakis (2) D. Rozos (2) M. Banwell (3) G. Cooksley (3) 1: Department of Earth Sciences ‐ University of Florence, IT 2: National Technical University of Athens, GR 3: Altamira Information, ES 3‐P‐253 Monitoring of Land Surface Displacements in the Territory of South‐Eastern Tatarstan Using Satellite Remote Sensing Data I. Chernova (1) 1: Kazan (Volga Region) Federal University, RU 3‐P‐254 Land subsidence in central Mexico and Indonesia: Differences and Similitudes from Regional ALOS Time‐series Surveys E. Chaussard (1) S. Wdowinski (1) F. Amelung (1) E. Cabral‐Cano (2) H. Abidin (3) S. Hong (4) 1: University of Miami, RSMAS, US 2: Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, MX 3: Institute of Technology Bandung, ID 4: Korea Aerospace Research Institute, KO 3‐P‐255 Sinkhole Precursors Along the Dead Sea, Israel, Revealed by SAR Interferometry G. Baer (1) R. Nof (2) A. Ziv (2) E. Raz (3) S. Atzori (4) S. Salvi (4) 1: Geological Survey of Israel, IL 2: Tel Aviv University, IL 3: Dead Sea and Arava Science Center, IL 4: Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, IT 3‐P‐256 Ten Years of Subsidence Monitoring with DInSAR and its Contribution to Risk Management in Aguascalientes, Mexico R. Esquivel (1) L. Castaneda (2) J. Lira (3) H. Taud (4) 1: National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI), MX 2: National Institute of Statistics and Geography, MX 3: National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), MX 4: National Polytechnic Institute (IPN), MX 103 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

3‐P‐257 Eight years of Mexico City Subsidence Monitoring and Analysis Aided by InSAR and GIS Tools P. Lopez‐Quiroz (1) D. Carreon‐Freyre (2) M. Cerca (2) M. Doin (3) 1: Centro de Geociencias UNAM, MX 2: CGEO UNAM, MX 3: ISTERRE, FR 3‐P‐258 Analysis of Very High Resolution X‐BAND Persistent Scatterer Interferometry Data over Urban Areas M. Cuevas‐González (1) M. Crosetto (1) O. Monserrat (1) N. Devanthery (1) B. Crippa (2) 1: Institute of Geomatics, ES 2: University of Milan, IT 3‐P‐259 Subsidence Monitoring in Danish Coastal Cities M. Falkenberg (1) 1: University of Copenhagen, DK 3‐P‐260 PSInSAR Multi‐Sensor Fusion‐Based Deformation Analysis for Long Term Monitoring of Urban Areas C. Patrascu (1) M. Datcu (2) 1: UPB, RO 2: DLR, DE 3‐P‐261 Monitoring of Ground Deformations in Bratislava Urban‐Area using PSInSAR Technology M. Bakon (1) J. Papco (1) 1: Department of Theoretical Geodesy, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava, SK 3‐P‐262 Observation of Non‐Linear Urban Ground Motion in Manila (Philippines) between 1993 and 2010 using InSAR Techniques D. Raucoules (1) G. Le Cozannet (1) A. Daag (2) M. Gravelle (3) G. Woppelmann (3) 1: BRGM, FR 2: Philvocs, PH 3: Université de La Rochelle, LIENSs, FR 3‐P‐263 Improvements in Point Density and Reliability in Radar Interferometry Deformation Maps P. van der Torren (1) R. Ianoschi (1) P. Leezenberg (1) 1: Hansje Brinker B.V., NL 3‐P‐264 InSAR and Field Monitoring of Seasonal Solifluction Dynamics in Central Svalbard T. Lauknes (1) M. Eckerstorfer (1) H. Christiansen (2) Y. Larsen (1) 1: Norut, NO 2: University Centre in Svalbard (UNIS), NO 3‐P‐265 A Semi‐Automated Object‐Based Image Analysis Approach for Landslide Delineation B. Feizizadeh (1) T. Blaschke (2) 1: University of Salzburg, University of Tabriz, 2: University of Salzburg, AT 3‐P‐266 Mapping La Valette Landslide (French Alps) displacement Using High Resolution SAR Image Correlation d. Raucoules (1) M. de Michele (1) J. Mallet (2) 1: BRGM, FR 2: Institut de Physique du Globe de Strasbourg, FR 3‐P‐267 Radar Interferometry for the Detection and Monitoring of Mass Movement over Southern Red Sea Hills R. El Kadiri (1) M. Sultan (1) R. Becker (2) K. Chouinard (1) M. Emil (1) E. Bouali (1) 1: Western Michigan University, US 2: University of Toledo, US 3‐P‐268 PS‐INSAR Monitoring of Landslides in the Great Caucasus, Russia, Using ENVISAT, ALOS and TerraSAR‐X SAR Images V. Mikhailov (1) E. Kiseleva (1) E. Smolyaninova (1) V. Golubev (1) P. Dmitriev (1) Y. Isaev (2) K. Dorokhin (2) A. Hooper (3) S. Samiei‐Esfahany (3) R. Hanssen (3) 1: Institute of physics of the Earth RAS, Moscow, RU 2: “Lenmetrogiprotrans”, St. Petersburg, RU 3: Delft University of Technology, , NL 3‐P‐269 Monitoring of Landslide Hazard in Selected Areas of Uzbekistan M. Lazecky (1) P. Bláha (1) G. Khasankhanova (2) V. Minchenko (3) 1: VSB‐TU Ostrava, CZ 2: UzGIP, UZ 3: Gidroingeo, UZ 3‐P‐270 Deep‐Seated Landslide Associated with the Typhoon Talas, 2011, detected by TerraSAR‐ X M. Hashimoto (1) M. Yamada (1) Y. Fukushima (1) M. Chigira (1) Y. Matsushi (1) 1: DPRI, Kyoto University, JP

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3‐P‐271 Landslide Identification, and Movement Monitoring over Rugged Mountain Areas using Advanced Earth Observation Techniques Z. Perski (1) G. Liu (2) S. Bai (3) T. Glade (4) B. Thiebes (3) J. Fan (5) J. Wang (3) Z. Kang (6) G. Lv (3) J. Huang (3) L. Yang (3) M. Jaboyedoff (7) M. Derron (7) T. Wojciechowski (1) C. Michoud (7) R. Bell (4) M. Papathoma‐Koehle (4) 1: Polish Geological Institute ‐ National Research Institute, PL 2: Center for Earth Observation and Digital Earth, Chinese Academy of Sciences, CN 3: Key Laboratory of Virtual Geographic Environment, Nanjing Normal University, CN 4: Department of Geography and Regional Research, University of Vienna, AT 5: China Aero Geophysical Survey & RS Center for Land Resources, CN 6: Department of Geomatics, School of Land Science and Technology, China University, CN 1 7: Institute of Geomatics and Analysis of Risk, CH 3‐P‐273 Identification of Active Deep‐seated Landslides in the Central Rif Mountains through PSI, Hotspot and Cluster Analysis A. Fonseca (1) J. Catalão (2) J. Zêzere (1) J. Madeira (2) B. El Fellah (3) 1: RisKam‐CEG, University of Lisbon, PT 2: LATTEX‐IDL (LA), University of Lisbon, PT 3: LGC‐ IS, Univ. Mohamed V, Rabat, MA 3‐P‐274 InSAR and SAR Pixel‐Offset Time‐Series Techniques for Understanding Landslide Movements in the Three Gorges Region. A. Singleton (1) Z. Li (1) T. Hoey (1) 1: University of Glasgow, GB 3‐P‐275 Automated Detection of Small and Shallow Landslides after the 2010 Madeira Island Flash‐Floods in VHR Imagery S. Heleno (1) M. Lousada (1) M. Pereira (1) P. Pina (1) 1: CERENA, Instituto Superior Técnico, PT 3‐P‐276 InSAR Monitoring of Landslides in Britain: BGS' Feasibility Map and First ISBAS Studies over the South Wales Coalfield F. Cigna (1) L. Bateson (1) C. Dashwood (1) C. Jordan (1) A. Sowter (2) 1: British Geological Survey, GB 2: University of Nottingham, GB 3‐P‐277 New Challenges in Landslides Studies by Exploiting SBAS‐DInSAR Results: the Ivancich Landslide in Assisi, Central Italy F. Calò (1) F. Ardizzone (2) R. Castaldo (1) F. Guzzetti (2) R. Lanari (1) C. Ojha (1) P. Tizzani (1) M. Manunta (1) 1: IREA‐CNR, IT 2: IRPI‐CNR, IT 3‐P‐278 Monitoring of Landslide Dynamics with SAR Interferometry and LIDAR. Case Study of Klodne Landslide (Southern Poland) T. Wojciechowski (1) Z. Perski (1) A. Wójcik (1) P. Nescieruk (1) A. Borkowski (2) 1: Polish Geological Institute ‐ National Research Institute, PL 2: Wroclaw University of Environmental and Life Sciences, Institute of Geodesy and Geoinformatics , PL 3‐P‐279 Ground and Satellite based Interferometric Radar Observations of an Active Rockslide in Northern Norway T. Lauknes (1) T. Grydeland (1) J. Dehls (2) H. Eriksen (1) 1: Norut, NO 2: Geological Survey of Norway (NGU), NO 3‐P‐280 Application of Spaceborne and Terrestrial Radar Interferometry to Map Rock Mass Displacements in Alpine Terrain J. Papke (1) T. Strozzi (1) N. Tate (2) 1: GAMMA Remote Sensing AG, CH 2: University of Leicester, GB 3‐P‐281 The Recognition of Landslide Areas in Southern IRAN: Results from C‐band InSAR Analysis F. Mohammadimanesh (1) M. Motagh (2) 1: University of Tehran, IR 2: GFZ, DE

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Wed-P-10 SAR Methods 3‐P‐283 Bistatic Quasi‐Mirror Radar of the Sea Surface from Space: Perspectives of Creating and Usage Z. Khalikov (1) S. Pereslegin (1) D. Ivonin (1) 1: P.P. Shirshov Institute of Oceanology, RU 3‐P‐284 Demonstration of Proposed QA4EO Geometric Quality Indicators for SAR Products A. Schubert (1) N. Miranda (2) D. Small (1) 1: Remote Sensing Laboratories, University of Zurich, CH 2: ESA‐ESRIN, IT 3‐P‐285 Characterisation of Corner Reflectors for the Australian Geophysical Observing System to Support SAR Calibration M. Thankappan (1) M. Garthwaite (1) M. Williams (2) A. Hislop (1) S. Nancarrow (1) J. Dawson (1) 1: Geoscience Australia, AU 2: Horizon Geoscience Consulting, AU 3‐P‐286 Temporal Monitoring of Polarimetric SAR Systems by Natural Calibrators L. Iannini (1) A. Monti Guarnieri (2) S. Tebaldini (2) 1: POLIMI / TUDelft, IT 2: Politecnico di Milano, IT 3‐P‐287 Multichannel Pulse Compression System for SAR Data Based on Xilinx's Virtex7 FPGA N. Navneet Agrawal (1) 1: College of Technology & Engineering, MPUAT,Udaipur Rajasthan , INDIA, IN 3‐P‐288 DEM Generation from Stereo Satellite SAR Images D. Weydahl (1) K. Eldhuset (1) 1: Norwegain Defence Research Establishment, NO 3‐P‐289 A Procedure for the Estimation and Compensation of Phase Delays in Spotlight SAR Data Focusing V. Zamparelli (1) G. Fornaro (2) 1: IREA‐CNR/UNICAS, IT 2: IREA‐CNR, IT 3‐P‐290 Muti‐Aperture Focusing and Atmospheric Pahse Screen Estimation in Geosynchnrous SAR A. Recchia (1) A. Monti Guarnieri (1) A. Broquetas (2) J. Ruiz Rodon (2) D. Giudici (3) S. Tebaldini (1) 1: Politecnico di Milano, IT 2: Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, ES 3: Aresys s.r.l., IT 3‐P‐291 On the ATI and GMTI Capabilities of the Post‐Sentinel‐1 SAR Systems P. López‐Dekker (1) S. Baumgartner (1) T. Börner (1) S. Sauer (1) G. Krieger (1) S. D'Addio (2) 1: German Aerospace Center, DE 2: European Space Agency (ESA), NL 3‐P‐292 A Fast Approach to Simulate TOPSAR Images Starting From Reflectivity Maps D. Mapelli (1) D. Giudici (1) M. Scagliola (1) 1: Aresys S.r.l, IT 3‐P‐293 Large Scale Simulation of Raw SAR Data for the Sentinel‐1 TOPS Mode Y. Larsen (1) B. Rommen (2) P. Snoeij (2) I. Navas‐Traver (2) 1: Norut, NO 2: ESA ESTEC, NL Wed-P-11 Sentinel 1 Mission 3‐P‐295 Sentinel‐1 IWS Mode Data Coregistration: Operational and Practical Considerations P. Marinkovic (1) Y. Larsen (2) 1: PPO.labs, NL 2: NORUT, NO 3‐P‐296 Sentinel 1 and 2: Searching for Physical Image Content G. Schwarz (1) M. Datcu (1) 1: DLR, DE 3‐P‐297 Building the Sentinel‐1A observation Scenario S. Schmuck (1) P. Potin (2) 1: Rhea, IT 2: ESA, IT 3‐P‐298 Handling Sentinel‐1 Data Products in NEST L. Veci (1) J. Lu (1) N. Fomferra (2) R. Quast (2) 1: Array Systems Computing Inc, CA 2: Brockman Consult, DE

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Wed-P-12 Air Quality 3‐P‐300 Typical and Anomalous CO Total Column Variations over Moscow and Beijing V. Rakitin (1) A. Dzhola (1) E. Fokeeva (1) E. Grechko (1) L. Yurganov (2) A. Safronov (1) A. Gorchilina (1) 1: Obukhov Institute of Atmospheric Physics RAS , RU 2: Joint Center for Earth Systems Technology, University of Maryland Baltimore County, Baltimore, MD, USA, US 3‐P‐301 Using MIPAS to Characterise Volatile Organic Compound Emissions from Fires D. Moore (1) H. Sembhi (2) J. Remedios (1) K. Tereszchuk (3) 1: NCEO, University of Leicester, GB 2: University of Leicester, GB 3: University of York, GB 3‐P‐302 Study of Biomass Burning Emissions in Africa with MetOp‐A/IASI T. Thonat (1) C. Crevoisier (1) N. Scott (1) A. Chédin (1) R. Armante (1) L. Crépeau (2) 1: CNRS/LMD, FR 2: LMD/CNRS, FR 3‐P‐303 Tropospheric GOME‐2 Formaldehyde Retrieval Improvements W. Hewson (1) H. Bösch (1) M. Barkley (1) 1: University of Leicester, GB 3‐P‐304 Top‐down Isoprene Emissions over Tropical South America Inferred from SCIAMACHY and OMI Formaldehyde Columns M. Barkley (1) 1: University of Leicester, GB 3‐P‐305 The Use of SCYAMACHY Satellite Data and Emission Inventories in a Precipitation Chemistry Survey in Ecuador. S. Makowski Giannoni (1) R. Rollenbeck (1) P. Fabian (2) J. Bendix (1) 1: Philipps University of Marburg, DE 2: Technical University of Munich, DE 3‐P‐306 Investigation of rain‐induced NOx and HCHO emissions from soils as viewed by satellite instruments J. Zörner (1) M. Penning de Vries (1) S. Beirle (1) P. Veres (1) J. Williams (1) T. Wagner (1) 1: MPIC, DE 3‐P‐307 Hemispherical Scanning Imaging DOAS: Resolving Nitrogen Dioxide in the Urban Environment. R. Leigh (1) R. Graves (1) P. Monks (1) J. Lawrence (1) 1: University of Leicester, GB 3‐P‐308 NO2 Retrieved by SCIAMACHY Across Stratospheric Transport Barriers in Comparison With the General Circulation Model EMAC J. Pukite (1) S. Kühl (1) S. Dörner (1) P. Jöckel (2) T. Wagner (1) 1: Max Planck Institute for Chemistry, DE 2: Deutsches Zentrum für Luft‐ und Raumfahrt (DLR), Institut für Physik der Atmosphäre, DE 3‐P‐309 Intercomparison of Tropospheric NO2 Retrievals from the OMI AND GOME‐2 Sensors Over China H. YU (1) M. Van Roozendael (1) P. WANG (2) I. De Smedt (1) J. van Gent (1) R. van der A (3) F. Boersma (3) P. Valks (4) A. Richter (5) T. Stavrakou (1) J. Muller (1) 1: BIRA‐ IASB, BE 2: IAP/CAS, CN 3: KNMI, NL 4: IMF/DLR, DE 5: IUP/University of Bremen, DE 3‐P‐310 The Application of Artificial Neural Networks for Discrete Wavelength Retrievals of Atmospheric NO2 in Urban Areas J. Lawrence (1) M. Chang (2) J. Anand (1) R. Leigh (1) P. Monks (1) 1: University of Leicester, GB 2: SSTL, GB 3‐P‐311 Space Based Estimation of Nitrogen Deposition on Ecosystems S. Kew (1) L. Ganzeveld (1) M. Krol (1) F. Boersma (1) R. Uijlenhoet (1) A. Vermeulen (2) W. de Vries (1) 1: Wageningen University, NL 2: ECN, NL 3‐P‐312 Identification and Cross‐Checking of Large Point Source SO2 Emissions in Europe using OMI Retrievals H. Denier van der Gon (1) A. Visschedijk (1) C. McLinden (2) V. Fioletov (2) V. Fioletov (2) 1: TNO, NL 2: Environment Canada, CA

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3‐P‐313 The ESA‐ANISAP Study: Retrieval of Tropospheric Water Vapour Fields by Using co‐ rotating LEO Satellites F. Argenti (1) L. Facheris (1) F. Cuccoli (2) A. Lapini (1) 1: University of Florence, Information Engineering Dept., IT 2: CNIT ‐ National RASS Laboratory, IT 3‐P‐314 SO2 Validation of GOME‐2, OMI and SCIAMACHY by Ground‐based MAX‐DOAS Measurements in the Beijing Area T. Wang (1) M. Van Roozendael (1) P. Wang (2) F. Hendrick (1) C. Fayt (1) H. Yu (1) C. Gielen (1) G. Pinardi (1) C. Hermans (1) 1: BIRA, BE 2: IAP, CN 3‐P‐315 The ESA‐ANISAP Study: Estimate of Tropospheric Scintillation Along LEO‐LEO Links Through High Resolution Radiosonde Data E. Martini (1) L. Facheris (2) A. Freni (2) F. Cuccoli (3) 1: Department of Information Engineering and Mathematical Sciences,University of Siena, IT 2: Department of Information Engineering, University of Florence, IT 3: CNIT‐National RaSS Laboratory, IT 3‐P‐316 The Australian Bush Fires of February 2009: MIPAS Observations and GEM‐AQ Model Results N. Glatthor (1) M. Höpfner (1) K. Semeniuk (2) A. Lupu (2) P. Palmer (3) J. McConnell (2) J. Kaminski (2) T. von Clarmann (1) G. Stiller (1) B. Funke (4) S. Kellmann (1) A. Linden (1) A. Wiegele (1) 1: Karlsruher Institut für Technologie, Institut für Meteorologie und Klimaforschung, DE 2: Centre for Research in Earth and Space Science, York University, Toronto, Canada, CA 3: School of GeoSciences, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK, GB 1 4: Instituto de Astrofisica de Andalucia (CSIC), Granada, Spain, ES 3‐P‐317 Improving the Retrieval of Tropospheric Ozone Profiles from the Ozone Monitoring Instrument T. Mielonen (1) J. de Haan (1) J. Veefkind (1) 1: KNMI, NL 3‐P‐318 Ozone and Precursor Gases at a Location in the Sub Himalayan Region of North East India: Measurement and Modelling P. Bhuyan (1) B. Pathak (1) C. Bharali (1) 1: Dibrugarh University, IN Wed-P-13 Greenhouse Gasses 3‐P‐320 GOSAT retrievals of CH4 and CO2 for the Greenhouse Gas Project of ESA's Climate Change Initiative (GHG‐CCI) H. Boesch (1) R. Parker (1) K. Byckling (1) A. Webb (1) 1: University of Leicester, GB

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3‐P‐321 GHG‐CCI: Validation of CO2 and CH4, SCIAMACHY and GOSAT Retrieval Algorithm Products B. Dils (1) J. Notholt (2) M. Buchwitz (2) H. Boesch (3) M. De Mazière (1) I. Aben (4) R. Armante (5) P. Bergamaschi (6) T. Blumenstock (7) H. Bovensmann (2) D. Brunner (8) B. Buchmann (8) J. Burrows (2) A. Butz (7) A. Chédin (5) F. Chevallier (9) C. Crevoisier (5) N. Deutscher (2) C. Frankenberg (10) S. Guerlet (5) O. Hasekamp (4) J. Heymann (2) T. Kaminski (11) A. Laeng (7) G. Lichtenberg (12) S. Noël (2) J. Orphal (7) R. Parker (3) C. Popp (8) M. Reuter (2) O. Schneising (2) M. Scholze (11) R. Sussmann (7) G. Stiller (7) T. Warneke (2) C. Zehner (13) A. Bril (14) D. Crisp (10) D. Griffith (15) A. Kuze (16) C. O'Dell (17) S. Oshchepkov (14) V. Sherlock (18) H. Suto (16) P. Wennberg (19) D. Wunch (19) T. Yokota (14) 1: Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy (BIRA‐IASB), BE 2: Institute of Environmental Physics (IUP), University of Bremen, DE 3: University of Leicester, GB 4: SRON Netherlands institute for Space Research, NL 5: Laboratoire de Météorologie Dynamique (LMD), FR 6: European Commission Joint Research Centre (EC‐JRC), IT 7: Karlsruhe institute of Technology (KIT), DE 1 8: Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology (Empa), CH 1 9: laboratoire des Sciences du Climate et de l'Environment (LSCE), FR 1 10: Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), US 2 11: FastOpt, DE 2 12: Deutsches Zentrum für Luft‐ und Raumfahrt (DLR), DE 3 13: European Space Agency (ESA), SRIN, IT 3 14: National Institute for Environmental Studies (NIES), JP 3 15: University of Wollongong, AU 4 16: Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), JP 4 17: Colorado State University (CSU), US 4 18: National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA), NZ 4 19: California Institute of Technology, US 3‐P‐322 Analysis of Uncertainties in using TCCON for GOSAT and SCIAMACHY Validation N. Deutscher (1) J. Notholt (1) V. Sherlock (2) D. Griffith (3) V. Velazco (3) D. Wunch (4) P. Wennberg (4) G. Toon (5) S. Mikaloff Fletcher (2) M. Buschmann (1) 1: University of Bremen, DE 2: National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research, NZ 3: University of Wollongong, AU 4: California Institute of Technology, US 5: Jet Propulsion Laboratory, US 3‐P‐323 Linking Space‐Borne and Aircraft Measurements over the Amazon Basin S. Gonzi (1) P. Palmer (1) H. Boesch (2) R. Parker (2) E. Gloor (3) S. Freitas (4) L. Gatti (5) C. Crevoisier (6) T. Warneke (7) J. Miller (8) H. Ribeiro de Rocha (9) Y. Shimabukuro (10) 1: University of Edinburgh, GB 2: University of Leicester, GB 3: University of Leeds, GB 4: Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais ‐ INPE, BR 5: Instituto de Pesquisas Energéticas e Nucleares IPEN, BR 6: Laboratoire de Meteorologie dynamique, CNRS, FR 7: Universitaet Bremen, DE 1 8: NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory, US 1 9: University of Sao Paulo, BR 1 10: Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais – INPE , BR 3‐P‐324 Comparison of XCO2 Total Column Retrieved from IASI/MetOp‐A Using KLIMA Algorithm and TANSO‐FTS/GOSAT Level 2 Products U. Cortesi (1) S. Del Bianco (1) L. Laurenza (1) M. Gai (1) 1: IFAC‐CNR, IT 3‐P‐325 Comparison of MIR and NIR xCO2 Retrievals for Validation of Greenhouse Gas Satellite Measurements M. Buschmann (1) N. Deutscher (1) V. Sherlock (2) S. Dohe (3) J. Robinson (2) D. Smale (2) M. Schneider (3) F. Hase (3) N. Jones (4) D. Griffith (4) J. Notholt (1) 1: IUP Bremen, DE 2: NIWA, NZ 3: KIT, DE 4: University of Wollongong, AU 3‐P‐326 Carbon Monoxide and Methane Retrievals from Short Wave Infrared Nadir Observations of SCIAMACHY and GOSAT F. Schreier (1) S. Gimeno Garcia (1) G. Lichtenberg (1) M. Hess (1) 1: DLR ‐ Remote Sensing Technology Institute, DE

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3‐P‐327 MicroCarb : A CNES Missions for CO2 Concentration Measurements and Flux Monitoring F. Breon (1) P. Ciais (1) P. Philippe (1) B. Lyzia (1) F. Buisson (2) C. Pierangelo (2) D. Pradines (2) V. Pascal (2) C. Deniel (2) 1: CEA/LSCE, FR 2: CNES, FR 3‐P‐328 Simultaneous Optimisation of Global Fluxes of Methane and Carbon Dioxide using Satellite Data S. Pandey (1) S. Houweling (1) M. Krol (2) T. Röckmann (2) I. Aben (1) 1: Netherlands Institute for Space Research (SRON), NL 2: Institute for Marine and Atmospheric research Utrecht (IMAU), NL 3‐P‐329 Synergetic SWIR/TIR Retrieval of CH4 with GOSAT/TANSO‐FTS Data. E. De Wachter (1) N. Kumps (1) A. Vandaele (1) S. Kochenova (1) S. Vandenbussche (1) M. De Mazière (1) 1: Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy (BIRA‐IASB), BE 3‐P‐330 A high Resolution Atmospheric Dispersion Model to Infer Regional GHG Fluxes from Satellite Column Observations L. Zubas (1) P. Monks (1) H. Boesch (1) 1: University of Leicester, GB 3‐P‐331 Estimating Regional Methane Surface Fluxes using GOSAT and IASI XCH₄ Observations A. Fraser (1) P. Palmer (1) L. Feng (1) H. Boesch (2) A. Cogan (2) R. Parker (2) E. Dlugokencky (3) P. Fraser (4) P. Krummel (4) R. Langenfelds (4) S. O'Doherty (5) R. Prinn (6) R. Siddans (7) L. Steele (4) M. van der Schoot (4) A. Waterfall (7) R. Weiss (8) 1: School of GeoSciences, University of Edinburgh, GB 2: Earth Observation Science Group, University of Leicester, GB 3: NOAA, Global Monitoring Division, ESRL, US 4: Centre for Australian Weather and Climate Research, CSIRO, AU 1 5: School of Chemistry, University of Bristol, GB 1 6: Center for Global Change Science, MIT, US 1 7: Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, GB 1 8: Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UCSD, US 3‐P‐332 Comparing Satellite‐Retrieved Methane with a 3‐D Chemical Transport Model Driven by Bottom‐Up Emission Estimates. J. McNorton (1) M. Chipperfield (1) C. Wilson (1) E. Gloor (1) R. Parker (2) G. Hayman (3) 1: University of Leeds, GB 2: University of Leicester, GB 3: The Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, GB

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Operational Services and its potential for GMES/Copernicus [4-1-1] 12 September 2013, Tinto (Level 0) 08:00‐10:00 Chairs: A. Tassa / G. Campbell 08:00 The German EO‐Programme in an International Context ‐ Essential Contributions to Earth Science, GMES and GEOSS P. Schaadt (1) 1: DLR, DE 08:20 First Achievements of the French National Land Data Centre M. LEROY (1) P. Kosuth (2) O. Hagolle (3) S. Cherchali (1) P. Maurel (2) J. Desconnets (4) 1: CNES, FR 2: TETIS, IRSTEA, FR 3: CESBIO, FR 4: Espace‐Dev, IRD, FR 08:40 ICEMAR – A pilot operational GMES sea ice service for Arctic shipping A. Fleming (1) A. Cziferszky (2) R. Berglund (3) A. Pesonen (3) H. Larsen (4) L. Toudal (5) 1: British Antarctic Survey, GB 2: British Antarctic Survey, AT 3: VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, FI 4: Kongsberg Satellite Services, NO 5: Danish Meteorological Institute, DK 09:00 Near Real‐Time Satellite Image Access Services I. Spence (1) L. Edgardh (1) 1: Spacemetric AB, SE 09:20 Radarsat Constellation Mission:Update and Collabration Activities with SENTINEL‐1 S. Iris (1) D. Flett (1) A. Carrier (1) P. Potin (2) 1: Canadian Space Agency, CA 2: European Space Agency, IT 09:40 ECMWF Experience in Global Monitoring and Validation of Radar Altimetry Products P. Janssen (1) S. Abdalla (1) M. Alonso Balmaseda (1) K. Mogensen (1) J. Bidlot (1) S. Keeley (1) 1: ECMWF, GB

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 137 Swarm: Geomagnetism and the Near-Earth Environment [4-1-2] 12 September 2013, Tinto (Level 0) 10:10‐12:30 Chairs: R. Floberghagen / E. Friis‐Christensen / R. Haagmans 10:10 ESA's Magnetic Field Mission Swarm R. Haagmans (1) Y. Menard (1) R. Floberghagen (1) J. Piñeiro (1) B. Bergaglio (1) K. Bouridah (1) R. Bock (1) G. Plank (1) 1: European Space Agency, NL 10:30 Upper Atmospheric Modifications Caused Energy Transfer via Field‐aligned Currents: Opportunities Provided by the Swarm H. Lühr (1) J. Park (1) P. Ritter (1) 1: Deutsches GeoForschungsZentrum GFZ, DE 10:50 Opportunities for the Swarm Mission: the Effect of the Ring Current M. Dunlop (1) Y. Bogdanova (2) Q. Zhang (3) H. Luhr (4) C. Shen (5) I. Dandouras (6) P. Ritter (4) Z. Rong (7) M. Taylor (8) R. Haagmans (8) 1: STFC, RAL_Space, GB 2: STFC, GB 3: PRIC, CN 4: GFZ, DE 5: NSSC, CN 6: IRAP, FR 1 7: IGG, CN 1 8: ESA, NL 11:10 Science Opportunities from Swarm Cluster Synergies C. Stolle (1) O. Amm (2) K. Kauristie (2) H. Vanhamäki (2) N. Partamies (2) F. Christiansen (1) S. Buchert (3) H. Opgenoorth (3) M. Dunlop (4) F. Pitout (5) P. Ritter (6) R. Haagmans (7) M. Taylor (7) 1: DTU Space, Technical University of Denmark, DK 2: FMI Helsinki, FI 3: IRF Upsala, SE 4: RAL Didcot, GB 1 5: IRAP, Toulouse, FR 1 6: Helmholtz Centre Potsdam, German Research Centre for Geosciences, GFZ, DE 1 7: ESTEC, NL 11:30 Multi‐Satellite, Multi‐Instrument and Ground‐Based Observations Analysis and Study of ULF Wave Phenomena and Products G. Balasis (1) I. Daglis (1) M. Georgiou (1) C. Papadimitriou (1) R. Haagmans (2) 1: National Observatory of Athens, GR 2: European Space Agency, NL 114 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

11:50 The ESA Data Quality Assurance of Swarm Data G. Ottavianelli (1) I. Coco (2) I. Di Lodovico (2) A. Martini (2) C. Lopes (1) A. De La Fuente (1) R. Floberghagen (1) R. Haagmans (3) G. Plank (3) 1: ESA ‐ ESRIN, IT 2: ESA ‐ ESRIN, Serco Spa, IT 3: ESA ‐ ESTEC, NL 12:10 Swarm: User Interface & Data Access G. Plank (1) M. Ciccarelli (2) I. Coco (2) G. Costa (2) I. Dilodovico (2) R. Floberghagen (2) C. Lopes (2) A. Martini (2) S. Mattia (2) G. Ottavianelli (2) 1: ESA / ESTEC, NL 2: ESA / Esrin, IT

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 156 SMOS Overview [4-1-3] 12 September 2013, Tinto (Level 0) 13:10‐14:50 Chairs: Y. Kerr / J. Font / M. Drusch 13:10 ESA’s Soil Moisture and Ocean Salinity Mission ‐ An overview on the mission's performance and scientific results S. Mecklenburg (1) Y. Kerr (2) J. Font (3) M. Martin‐Neira (4) S. Delwart (5) M. Drusch (4) G. Buenadicha (6) A. De la Fuente (5) E. Daganzo‐Eusebio (4) R. Crapolicchio (7) 1: European Space Agency, IT 2: CESBIO, FR 3: ICM‐CSIC, ES 4: ESA, NL 5: ESA, IT 6: ESA, ES 1 7: SERCO, IT 13:30 SMOS Main Results After Almost 4 years in Space Y. Kerr (1) J. Font (2) A. Hahne (3) S. Mecklenburg (4) M. Martin‐Neira (5) P. Waldteufel (6) J. Wigneron (7) J. Boutin (8) N. Reul (9) S. Delwart (4) M. Drush (5) P. Ferrazzoli (10) 1: CESBIO, FR 2: ICM‐CSIS, ES 3: Ret ESA, DE 4: ESA‐ESRIN, IT 5: ESA‐ ESTEC, NL 6: LATMOS, FR 7: INRA‐EPHYSE, FR 8: LOCEAN, FR 9: IFREMER, FR 1 10: Tor Vergata Univ., IT 13:50 Ocean Salinity Estimated by SMOS: An Overview after more than 3 Years in Operation J. Font (1) J. Boutin (2) N. Reul (3) P. Spurgeon (4) L. and SMOS (5) 1: Institut de Ciencies del Mar ‐ CSIC, ES 2: LOCEAN, FR 3: IFREMER, FR 4: ARGANS, GB 5: ESA‐ ESRIN, IT 14:10 SMOS Instrument Performance and Calibration after 4 Years in Orbit M. Martin‐Neira (1) I. Corbella (2) F. Torres (2) J. Kainulainen (3) R. Oliva (4) J. Closa (5) F. Cabot (6) R. Castro (7) J. Barbosa (7) A. Gutierrez (7) S. Freitas (7) E. Anterrieu (8) J. Tenerelli (9) F. Martin‐Porqueras (10) G. Buenadicha (4) S. Delwart (11) R. Crapolicchio (11) A. Colliander (12) 1: ESA‐ESTEC, NL 2: UPC, ES 3: AALTO University, FI 4: ESA‐ESAC, ES 5: EADS‐CASA Espacio, ES 6: CESBIO, FR 7: DEIMOS, PT 1 8: IRAP, FR 1 9: CLS, FR 1 10: IDEAS, ES 1 11: ESA‐ESRIN, IT 1 12: NASA‐JPL, US 14:30 DOMECair: an Airborne Campaign in Antarctica Supporting SMOS Calibration N. Skou (1) S. Kristensen (2) S. Soebjaerg (2) 1: Technical University of Demark, DK 2: DTU, DK

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SMOS over Land [4-1-4] 12 September 2013, Tinto (Level 0) 15:20‐17:20 Chairs: Y. Kerr / S. Mecklenburg 15:20 Assimilation of SMOS Brightness Temperatures at ECMWF: Impact on the Surface and Atmospheric Fields J. Muñoz Sabater (1) P. de Rosnay (1) C. Albergel (1) L. Isaksen (1) G. Balsamo (1) M. Drusch (2) A. Fouilloux (1) 1: ECMWF, GB 2: ESA, NL 15:40 SMOS in SMAP Calibration and Validation T. Jackson (1) R. Bindlish (1) P. O'Neill (2) Y. Kerr (3) S. Chan (4) A. Colliander (4) 1: USDA Hydrology and Remote Sensing Lab, US 2: NASA, US 3: CESBIO, FR 4: Jet Propulsion Lab, California Institute of Technology, US 16:00 SMOS L2 Retrieval Results over Forests and Tests P. Ferrazzoli (1) R. Rahmoune (1) Y. Singh (1) Y. Kerr (2) P. Richaume (2) A. Al Bitar (2) C. Moisy (3) 1: Tor Vergata University, DICII, IT 2: CESBIO, FR 3: INRA, FR 16:20 Working Towards a Global‐scale Vegetation Water Product from SMOS Optical Depth J. Grant (1) M. Scholze (1) M. Williams (2) J. Wigneron (3) Y. Kerr (4) 1: Lund University, SE 2: University of Edinburgh, GB 3: INRA, FR 4: CESBIO, FR 16:40 L‐band Radiative Transfer Parameter Estimation with a Particle Smoother C. Montzka (1) J. Grant (2) M. Drusch (3) H. Hendricks Franssen (1) H. Vereecken (1) 1: Research Centre Jülich, DE 2: Lund University, SE 3: European Space Agency, ESA‐ ESTEC, NL

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 140 Ocean Features [4-2-1] 12 September 2013, Moorfoot (Level 0) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: W. Alpers / J. Johannessen 08:00 Radar Detection of Algae Bloom with Radar. Experiment and Model. S. Ermakov (1) I. Kapustin (1) I. Sergievskaya (1) J. daSilva (2) T. Lazareva (1) O. Shomina (1) 1: Institute of Applied Physics RAS, RU 2: Porto University, PT 08:20 Mesoscale Variabilities in Sea Surface Current Fields Derived Through Multi‐Sensor Tracking of Sea Surface Films B. Seppke (1) M. Gade (1) L. Dreschler‐Fischer (1) 1: University of Hamburg, DE 08:40 Simulation of Internal Wave Wakes and Comparison with Observations J. Tunaley (1) 1: London Research and Development Corp., CA 09:00 Ship Wakes and their Surface Signatures S. Ermakov (1) I. Kapustin (1) R. Kalimulin (1) A. Ermoshkin (1) 1: Institute of Applied Physics RAS, RU 09:20 Hindcasting Ocean Contaminants to Detect Source or Culprits when "mystery" Spills are Detected. L. Steve (1) 1: Stevenson Astrosat, GB

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Vessels [4-2-2] 12 September 2013, Moorfoot (Level 0) 10:10‐11:50 Chairs: G. Campbell / TBD 10:10 New Ship Detection Method using Polarimetric TerraSAR‐X Data in the EU FP7 DOLPHIN Framework S. Lehner (1) D. Velotto (1) 1: German Aerospace Center ‐ DLR, DE 10:30 Operational Support of Ship Traffic in the Barents Sea A. Debien (1) T. Bauna (1) H. Larsen (1) 1: Kongsberg Satellite Services, NO 10:50 SAR‐based Ship Monitoring: Advanced Methodologies with Medium Resolution Images (from WSM ASAR to EWS/IWS S1 Mission) N. Longépé (1) G. Hajduch (1) R. Pelich (1) J. Habonneau (2) J. Lebras (1) 1: CLS, FR 2: Télécom Bretagne, FR 11:10 Operational Activations of Maritime Surveillance Services within the Framework of MARISS, NEREIDS and SAGRES Projects G. Margarit (1) 1: GMV Aerospace and Defence, S.A.U., ES 11:30 Advanced Ship Detection for Spaceborne based Maritime Awareness A. Radius (1) J. Ferreira (1) P. Carmo (1) P. Marques (2) 1: Edisoft, PT 2: ISEL‐IT, PT

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 137 Altimetry: Inland Waters 1 [4-2-3] 12 September 2013, Moorfoot (Level 0) 13:10‐14:50 Chairs: J. Benveniste / P. Berry 13:10 Global Inland Water Monitoring from Satellite Radar Altimetry ‐ What can we really do? P. Berry (1) J. Benveniste (2) 1: EAPRS Lab, GB 2: ESA ESRIN, IT 13:30 Ice Cover of Eurasian Water Bodies and Rivers from Satellite and In Situ Observations A. Kouraev (1) M. Shimaraev (2) F. Remy (3) M. Naumenko (4) E. Zakharova (3) A. Suknev (5) 1: LEGOS/University of Toulopuse III, FR 2: Limnological Institute, Siberian Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences, Irkutsk, Russia , RU 3: CNRS LEGOS, F‐31400 Toulouse, France, FR 4: Limnology Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, St. Petersburg, Russia, RU 5: Great Baikal Trail Buryatiya, Ulan‐Ude, RU 13:50 Satellite Monitoring of Siberian Wetlands in the Climate and Social Context E. Zakharova (1) A. Kouraev (2) S. Kirpotin (3) 1: LEGOS/OMP, FR 2: LEGOS/UPS, FR 3: Tomsk State University, RU 14:10 Satellite Atimetry of the Lakes in Northwest Russia S. Lebedev (1) Y. Troitskaya (2) G. Rybushkina (2) M. Dobrovolsky (3) O. Shabanova (4) 1: Geophysical Center RAS, RU 2: IAP RAS, RU 3: GC RAS, RU 4: NWMHEM, RU 14:30 The use of Satellite Altimetry for the Development, Calibration and Validation of Global River Models D. Yamazaki (1) H. Lee (2) D. Alsdorf (3) P. Bates (1) 1: University of Bristol, GB 2: University of Houston, US 3: The Ohio State University, US

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Altimetry: Inland Waters 2 [4-2-4] 12 September 2013, Moorfoot (Level 0) 15:20‐17:00 Chairs: B. Su / P. Moore 15:20 Integration of Altimetric Lake Levels and GRACE Graimetry over Africa P. Moore (1) 1: Newcastle University, GB 15:40 Using Satellite Altimetry and Imagery for the Computation of Daily River Discharge S. Birkinshaw (1) P. Moore (1) G. O'Donnell (1) C. Kilsby (1) 1: Newcastle Universtiy, GB 16:00 Twenty Years Monitoring of Largest Chinese Monsoon Lakes Based on ENVISAT and JASON Altimetry Mission. S. Daillet (1) C. Huber (2) S. Huang (3) J. Cretaux (1) X. LAI (4) X. Chen (5) H. YESOU (2) 1: Legos CNES, FR 2: SERTIT UdS, FR 3: IWHR, CN 4: NIGLAS, CN 5: LIESMARS, CN 16:20 Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Altimetry for Hydrology C. Martin‐Puig (1) J. Amador (2) B. Martinez‐Val (1) 1: isardSAT, ES 2: Universidad de Oviedo, ES 16:40 A review of CryoSat‐2/SIRAL applications for the monitoring of river water levels N. Bercher (1) S. Calmant (2) 1: LEGOS/CNRS, FR 2: LEGOS/IRD, FR

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 135 EarthCARE [4-3-1] 12 September 2013, Kilsyth (Level 0) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: M. Eisinger / D. Donovan 08:00 EarthCARE ‐ the ESA‐JAXA Clouds, Aerosol and Radiation Explorer Mission. Programmatic and Implementation Aspects M. Eisinger (1) T. Wehr (1) D. Lajas (1) A. Lefebvre (1) 1: ESA, NL 08:20 An Overview of the Scientific Aspects of the Earth Clouds and Radiation Explorer (EarthCARE) Mission D. Donovan (1) A. Illingworth (2) R. Hogan (2) H. Barker (3) T. Wehr (4) M. Eisinger (4) D. Lajas (4) A. Lefebvre (4) 1: KNMI, NL 2: U. Reading, GB 3: Environment Canada, CA 4: ESA/ESTEC, NL 08:40 An Overview of the Level 2 Products of the Earth Clouds and Radiation Explorer (EarthCARE) Mission D. Donovan (1) A. Illingworth (2) R. Hogan (2) H. Barker (3) T. Wehr (4) M. Eisinger (4) D. Lajas (4) A. Lefebvre (4) 1: KNMI, NL 2: U. Reading, GB 3: Environment Canada, CA 4: ESA, NL 09:00 Introduction to Cloud and Aerosol Products from EarthCARE's Imager focusing on the Synergy with the Atmospheric Lidar A. Hünerbein (1) U. Wandinger (1) W. von Hoyningen‐Huene (2) 1: Leibniz‐Institute for Tropospheric Research, DE 2: Institute of Enviromental Physics, University of Bremen, DE 09:20 Doppler Velocity Observations with the EarthCARE Radar A. Battaglia (1) P. Kollias (2) S. Tanelli (3) Y. Ohno (4) 1: Earth Observation Sciences, Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Leicester, GB 2: Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Science, McGill University, Montreal, QC, CA 3: Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, California, US 4: National Institute of Information and Communications Technology

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EE7 Mission Candidate Supporting Studies (CoReH2O and PREMIER) [4-3-2] 12 September 2013, Kilsyth (Level 0) 10:10‐11:50 Chairs: J. Langen / M. Kern 10:10 Lower Tropospheric Composition by Combination of Operational Nadir Sounders with Limb‐Emission Observations M. van Weele (1) R. Siddans (2) V. Peuch (3) B. Kerridge (2) B. Kerridge (2) 1: KNMI, NL 2: RAL, GB 3: ECMWF, GB 10:30 Observations of Gravity Waves from Space ‐ A Study in Support of the PREMIER Earth Explorer Candidate P. Preusse (1) L. Hoffmann (1) C. Lehmann (1) 1: Forschungszentrum Juelich, DE 10:50 Phase A Scientific Preparations for the Candidate Earth Explorer 7 Mission CoReH2O M. Kern (1) D. Schuettemeyer (1) M. Davidson (1) N. Floury (2) B. Rommen (1) 1: ESTEC‐ESA, NL 2: ESA‐ESTEC, NL 11:10 Airborne SAR Acquisitions in Northern Finland in Support of the COREH2O Mission J. Lemmetyinen (1) J. Pulliainen (1) A. Kontu (1) A. Meta (2) A. Coccia (2) M. Schneebeli (3) M. Proksch (3) C. Derksen (4) D. Schüttemeyer (5) M. Kern (5) M. Davidson (5) H. Rott (6) K. Voglmeier (6) 1: Finnish Meteorological Institute, FI 2: Metasensing, NL 3: WSL‐SLF, CH 4: Environment Canada, CA 5: ESA, NL 1 6: ENVEO IT GmbH, AT 11:30 On the Synergic Use of Sentinel‐1 and CoreH2O SAR Data for the Retrieval of Snow Water Equivalent on Land and Glaciers G. Macelloni (1) M. Brogioni (1) F. Montomoli (1) J. Lemmetyinen (2) J. Pulliainen (2) H. Rott (3) K. Voglmeier (3) I. Hajnsek (4) R. Scheiber (5) B. Rommen (6) 1: IFAC ‐ CNR, IT 2: FMI, FI 3: ENVEO, AT 4: DLR‐ ETH, DE 5: DLR, DE 1 6: ESA ‐ ESTEC, NL

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 151 Airborne RS in support to EO Missions [4-3-3] 12 September 2013, Kilsyth (Level 0) 13:10‐14:50 Chairs: M. Davidson / J. Moreno 13:10 The APEX Airborne Imaging Spectrometer M. Jehle (1) A. Hueni (1) A. Damm (1) P. D'Odorico (1) M. Schaepman (1) K. Meuleman (2) 1: University of Zurich, CH 2: Vito, BE 13:30 Long‐time Monitoring of L‐Band Emission at Dome‐C Antarctica: the DOMEX‐3 Experiment G. Macelloni (1) M. Brogioni (1) S. Pettinato (1) F. Monti (2) T. Casal (3) 1: IFAC ‐ CNR, IT 2: CVA‐ARPAV, IT 3: ESA ‐ ESTEC, NL 13:50 Feasibility of Satellite Observations to Monitor Snow and Soil Frost Processes: Campaign Activities at Sodankyl J. Pulliainen (1) J. Lemmetyinen (1) A. Kontu (1) K. Heinilä (2) M. Salminen (1) K. Rautiainen (1) J. Cohen (1) L. Leppänen (1) H. Hannula (1) J. Vehviläinen (1) 1: Finnish Meteorological Institute, FI 2: Finnish Environment Institute, FI 14:10 Open Access to Research Aircraft in the EUFAR Fleet P. Brown (1) 1: Met Office, GB 14:30 A New Airborne Submillimetre Demonstrator F. Stuart (1) C. Lee (1) C. Harlow (1) I. Rule (1) R. King (1) S. Rogers (1) 1: Met Office, GB

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EE 8 Candidates [4-3-4] 12 September 2013, Kilsyth (Level 0) 15:20‐17:00 Chairs: Y. Meijer / M. Drusch 15:20 Towards disentangling natural and anthropogenic GHG fluxes from space ‐ The CarbonSat Earth Explorer 8 Candidate Mission H. Bovensmann (1) M. Buchwitz (1) M. Reuter (1) T. Krings (1) K. Gerilowski (1) J. Burrows (1) H. Boesch (2) D. Brunner (3) P. Ciais (4) F. Breon (4) H. Dolman (5) G. Hayman (6) S. Houweling (7) G. Lichtenberg (8) A. Löscher (9) B. Sierk (9) Y. Meijer (9) P. Ingmann (9) D. Crisp (10) 1: University of Bremen, DE 2: University of Leicester, GB 3: EMPA, CH 4: LSCE, FR 1 5: VU University Amsterdam, NL 1 6: CEH, GB 1 7: SRON, NL 1 8: DLR IMF, DE 1 9: ESA ESTEC, NL 1 10: JPL, US 15:40 Potential of the CarbonSat Mission for Assessing CO2 fluxes at Global and Local Scale G. Broquet (1) E. Renault (1) F. Chevallier (1) H. Bovensman (2) M. Buchwitz (2) M. Reuter (2) D. Pillai (2) J. Chimot (3) J. Vinuessa (3) S. Houweling (4) F. Breon (1) 1: CEA/LSCE, FR 2: IUP, DE 3: Noveltis, FR 1 4: SRON, NL 16:00 CarbonSat: Error Analysis for XCO2 and XCH4 and Secondary Products from Ocean Sunglint Observations H. Boesch (1) M. Buchwitz (2) H. Bovensmann (2) M. Reuter (2) J. Landgraf (3) B. Sierk (4) A. Loescher (4) Y. Meijer (4) P. Ingmann (4) 1: University of Leicester, GB 2: University of Bremen, DE 3: SRON, NL 4: ESA ESTEC, NL 16:20 Assessing the Benefit of the Sentinel‐3/FLEX Tandem Mission Concept for Retrieval of Biophysical Parameters J. Verrelst (1) J. Rivera (1) L. Alonso (1) J. Moreno (1) 1: University of Valencia, ES 16:40 Improved Monitoring of Sun‐Induced Fluorescence with the HyPlant Imaging Spectrometer L. Guanter (1) U. Rascher (2) A. Schickling (2) F. Pinto (2) A. Damm (3) 1: Free University of Berlin, DE 2: Forschungszentrum Jülich, DE 3: University of Zürich, CH

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 120 COSMO-SkyMed [4-4-1] 12 September 2013, Carrick (Level 1) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: A. Coletta / F. Covello 08:00 The Contribution of the COSMO‐SkyMed Space System in the International Context F. Covello (1) M. Battagliere (1) A. Coletta (1) 1: Agenzia Spaziale Italiana (ASI), IT 08:20 ISAR Mode for COSMO Skymed System with Super‐Resolution Options: ICOSSOP Project A. Bacci (1) F. Berizzi (1) F. Fico (2) E. Giusti (1) P. Lombardo (2) M. Martorella (1) D. Pastina (2) R. Rossi (2) 1: University of Pisa, Department of Information Engineering, IT 2: University of Rome "La Sapienza", IT 08:40 Use of Temporal Series of COSMO‐SkyMed Data for Flood Monitoring N. Pierdicca (1) L. Pulvirenti (2) M. Chini (3) G. Boni (2) L. Candela (4) 1: Sapienza University of Rome, IT 2: CIMA Research Foundation, IT 3: CRP‐Gabriel Lippmann, LU 4: Italian Space Agency, IT 09:00 COSMO‐SkyMed Synthetic Aperture Radar Interferometry Observations of Volcano and Earthquake Processes E. Fielding (1) P. Lundgren (1) 1: Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA, US

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09:20 Monitoring co‐ and Post‐Seismic Ground Deformation During the 2012 Emilia Seismic Sequence Using COSMO‐SkyMed Data T. Cristiano (1) S. Salvi (1) J. Merryman (1) G. Pezzo (1) S. Atzori (1) A. Antonioli (1) E. Trasatti (1) R. Giuliani (2) S. Zoffoli (3) A. Coletta (3) 1: INGV, IT 2: Italian Civil Protection Department, IT 3: ASI, IT TERRASAR-X [4-4-2] 12 September 2013, Carrick (Level 1) 10:10‐11:50 Chairs: R. Bamler / M. Eineder 10:10 Geodetic SAR Positioning with TerraSAR‐X and Sentinel‐1 M. Eineder (1) C. Gisinger (2) U. Balss (1) S. Duque Biarge (1) 1: DLR, DE 2: TUM, DE 10:30 Contribution of X‐band Interferometry For Geodynamics and Engineering Studies M. Motagh (1) E. Fielding (2) 1: Helmholtz Center Potsdam, GFZ, DE 2: Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), US 10:50 Potential of Dual‐pol TerraSAR‐X Data for Land Cover Classification in Arctic Tundra Landscapes J. Sobiech (1) T. Ullmann (2) S. Banks (3) A. Roth (3) W. Dierking (1) 1: Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research, DE 2: University of Würzburg, DE 3: German Space Agency, DE 11:10 Response of Subglacial Drainage Network in Western Greenland to Changing Boundary Conditions Revealed by X‐band SAR Data T. Nagler (1) K. Scharrer (1) M. Hetzenecker (1) D. Floricioiu (2) H. Rott (1) 1: ENVEO IT GmbH, AT 2: DLR / IMF, DE 11:30 Tomographic Urban Imaging using TerraSAR‐X High Resolution Spotlight Data Stacks X. Zhu (1) R. Bamler (1) Y. Wang (2) M. Shahzad (2) 1: German Aerospace Center, Remote Sensing Technology Institute, DE 2: TU‐Munich, Chair of Remote Sensing Technology, DE Satellite Radar Polarimetry and its Applications [4-4-3] 12 September 2013, Carrick (Level 1) 13:10‐14:50 Chairs: I. Hajnsek / S. Cloude 13:10 10 Years of the POLSARPRO V5.0 Software. An ESA Educational Toolbox for POLSAR and POL‐InSAR Data Processing E. Pottier (1) 1: IETR ‐ UMR CNRS 6164, University of Rennes 1, FR 13:30 Space Borne PolInSAR For Forest Vertical Structure: Recent TanDEM‐X Experiments and Future Tandem‐L Perspectives M. Pardini (1) A. Torano‐Caicoya (1) F. Kugler (1) K. Papathanassiou (2) I. Hajnsek (1) 1: German Aerospace Center (DLR), DE 2: German Aersopace Center (DLR), DE 13:50 Estimating Phenology of Agricultural Crops fron Space J. Lopez‐Sanchez (1) F. Vicente‐Guijalba (1) J. Ballester‐Berman (1) S. Cloude (2) 1: University of Alicante, ES 2: AEL Consultants, GB 14:10 PolSAR‐Ap: Exploitation of Fully Polarimetric Data for Glacier and Sea Ice Characterization G. Parrella (1) A. Marino (2) I. Hajnsek (3) 1: German Aerospace Center (DLR), DE 2: ETH Zurich, CH 3: ETH Zurich / DLR, CH 14:30 PolSAR‐Ap: the use of Polarimetric SAR to Improve Detection of Targets at Sea A. Marino (1) F. Nunziata (2) M. Migliaccio (2) K. Ouchi (3) M. Sugimoto (3) I. Hajnsek (4) 1: ETH Zurich, CH 2: Universita' di Napoli Parthenope, IT 3: National Defense Academy, JP 4: ETH Zurich & DLR, DE 121 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

C-Band SAR Imagery for Sciences and Operational Application Research [4-4-4] 12 September 2013, Carrick (Level 1) 15:20‐17:00 Chairs: S. Chalifoux / Y.L. Desnos 15:20 Complementarity of Linear Polarizations in C‐Band SAR Imagery to estimate LAI for Maize and Winter Wheat Crop Monitoring A. Leonard (1) E. Beriaux (1) P. Defourny (1) 1: Universite catholique de Louvain, BE 15:40 On the Use of Fully Polarimetric Radarsat‐2 Time‐Series Datasets for Wetland Monitoring E. Pottier (1) L. Hubert‐Moy (2) 1: IETR ‐ UMR CNRS 6164, University of Rennes 1, FR 2: COSTEL ‐ UMR CNRS 6554 LETG, University Haute Bretagne, FR 16:00 Polrimetric Radarsat2 Imagery for Monitoring Spatial and Temporal Water Content Variability in Alpine Area C. Notarnicola (1) L. Pasolli (1) G. Bertoldi (2) B. Lorenzo (3) G. Niedrist (2) U. Tappeiner (2) M. Zebisch (1) 1: EURAC‐Institute for Applied Remote Sensing, IT 2: EURAC‐Institute for Alpine Environment, IT 3: Dep. of Information Engineering and Computer Science, University of Trento, IT 16:20 Multi‐temporal Analyses of Polarimetric Scattering from Snow, Firn and Ice. I. Brown (1) 1: Stockholm University, SE 16:40 Radarsat and Surface Character at Greenland Summit T. Manninen (1) P. Lahtinen (1) K. Anttila (1) A. Riihelä (1) 1: Finnish Meteorological Institute, FI Land Cover SAR [4-5-1] 12 September 2013, Harris (Level 1) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: M. Borgeaud / S. Chalifoux 08:00 TerraSAR‐X and TanDEM‐X Mission Status S. Buckreuss (1) M. Zink (1) I. Hajnsek (1) 1: DLR, Microwaves and Radar Institute, DE 08:20 Potential of TerraSAR‐X and Radarsat‐2 Imagery for Mapping and Monitoring Vegetation in the Amazon floodplain, Brazil. T. Silva (1) L. Furtado (1) L. Sartori (2) M. Costa (3) J. Melack (4) E. Novo (1) 1: Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais (INPE), BR 2: Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística (IBGE), BR 3: University of Victoria (UVic), CA 4: University of California Santa Barbara (UCSB), US 08:40 Global Classification of Human Settlement with TanDEM‐X Data M. Marconcini (1) T. Esch (1) A. Felbier (1) W. Heldens (1) 1: German Aerospace Center (DLR), DE 09:00 Deriving a Global Urban Extent Map from ENVISAT ASAR Wide Swath Mode C. Schmullius (1) C. Pathe (1) T. Riedel (1) P. Gamba (2) G. Lisini (2) M. Santoro (3) 1: University of Jena, DE 2: University of Pavia, IT 3: GAMMA Remote Sensing, CH 09:20 Introducing a Global Dataset of Open Standing Water Bodies M. Santoro (1) C. Lamarche (2) S. Bontemps (2) U. Wegmüller (1) V. Kalogirou (3) O. Arino (3) P. Defourny (2) 1: Gamma Remote Sensing, CH 2: Université catholique de Louvain, BE 3: ESA/ESRIN, IT

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Applications SAR [4-5-2] 12 September 2013, Harris (Level 1) 10:10‐11:50 Chairs: M. Engdahl / TBD 10:10 An Operational Remote Sensing Based Service for Rice Production Estimation at National Scale F. Holecz (1) M. Barbieri (1) F. Collivignarelli (1) L. Gatti (1) A. Nelson (2) T. Setiyono (2) M. Boschetti (3) G. Manfron (3) P. Brivio (3) 1: sarmap, CH 2: IRRI, PH 3: CNR‐IREA, IT 10:30 High Spatial Resolution Water Level Time Series in the Florida Everglades Wetlands using Multi‐track ALOS PALSAR Data S. Hong (1) S. Wdowinski (2) 1: Korea Aerospace Research Institute, KO 2: University of Miami, US 10:50 Comparison of Optical and SAR Data in Tropical Land Cover Classification for REDD L. Sirro (1) T. Häme (1) Y. Rauste (1) O. Antropov (1) J. Hämäläinen (2) 1: VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, FI 2: Arbonaut Oy, FI 11:10 Novel Earth Observation Products to Characterise Wetland Extent and Methane Dynamics: the ESA ALANIS‐Methane Project G. Hayman (1) D. Clark (1) E. Blyth (1) A. Bartsch (2) P. Christoph (2) S. Stefan (2) R. Julia (2) P. Catherine (3) F. Aires (4) M. Buchwitz (5) O. Schneising (5) J. Burrows (5) F. O'Connor (6) N. Gedney (6) 1: Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, GB 2: Technical University of Vienna, AT 1 3: CNRS Observatoire de Paris, FR 1 4: Estellus, FR 1 5: University of Bremen, DE 2 6: Met Office Hadley Centre, GB 11:30 Object‐based Urban Land Cover Mapping Using Multitemporal Multisensor SAR: Preliminary Results Y. Ban (1) X. Niu (1) 1: KTH Royal Institute of Technology, SE

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 144 InSAR 1 [4-5-3] 12 September 2013, Harris (Level 1) 13:10‐14:50 Chairs: R. Bamler / M. Engdahl 13:10 Measuring Long Wavelength Displacement with InSAR H. Fattahi (1) F. Amelung (1) 1: University of Miami, US 13:30 Phase Calibration Of Interferometric Stacks S. Mancon (1) A. Monti Guarnieri (1) D. Giudici (2) S. Tebaldini (1) D. Mapelli (2) 1: Politecnico di Milano, IT 2: Aresys srl, IT 13:50 Influencing InSAR Spatial Sampling: Where should Reflectors or Transponders be Deployed? P. Mahapatra (1) R. Hanssen (1) 1: TU Delft, NL 14:10 3D Geo‐location Error of Radar Pixels: Modeling, Propagation and Mitigation P. Dheenathayalan (1) A. Schubert (2) D. Small (2) R. Hanssen (1) 1: Department of Geoscience and Remote Sensing, Delft University of Technology, NL 2: Remote Sensing Laboratories, University of Zurich, CH 14:30 Joint Coregistration of SAR Images with an Application to TerraSAR‐X TOPS Mode Datasets F. De Zan (1) P. Prats‐Iraola (1) 1: German Aerospace Center (DLR), DE

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InSAR 2 [4-5-4] 12 September 2013, Harris (Level 1) 15:20‐17:00 Chairs: F. Rocca / R. Lanari 15:20 High Time Resolution Displacement Monitoring using a Multiple Stack Adaptive Multilooking InSAR Technique B. Rabus (1) J. Eppler (1) J. Sharma (1) 1: MDA, CA 15:40 Analysis of the Impact of WRF on the Estimation of Atmospheric Components in Multi‐temporal X‐BAND INSAR Datasets A. Rucci (1) A. Ferretti (1) F. Novali (1) C. Prati (2) 1: TRE ‐ TeleRilevamentoEuropa, IT 2: Politecnico di Milano, IT 16:00 Performance of COSMO‐SkyMed Split Bandwidth Interferometry for the Measurement of Co‐Seismic Displacement J. Merryman Boncori (1) G. Pezzo (1) 1: Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia (INGV), IT 16:20 Phase History Retrieval in Interferogram Stacks Using Integer Least Squares Estimation S. Samiei Esfahany (1) R. Hanssen (1) 1: Delft University of Technology, NL 16:40 A Novel Algorithm for Bias Correction of InSAR Coherence Estimation M. Jiang (1) R. Hanssen (2) X. Ding (1) 1: PolyU, HK 2: TU‐Delft, NL

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 147 Sea ice 1 [4-6-1] 12 September 2013, Ochil (Level 1) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: W. Dierking / L. Toudal Pedersen 08:00 Recent Changes in Pan‐Arctic Melt Onset from Satellite Passive Microwave Measurements L. Wang (1) C. Derksen (1) R. Brown (2) T. Markus (3) 1: Climate Research Division, Environment Canada, CA 2: Climate Research Division, Ouranos, Environment Canada, CA 3: Cryospheric Sciences Branch, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, US 08:20 Using the ESA SAR Backscatter Tool to Understand the Geophysical and Thermodynamic State of Snow Covered Sea Ice. D. Barber (1) K. Warner (1) D. Power (2) N. Walker (2) J. Youden (2) C. Williams (3) K. Partington (4) B. Ramsay (5) M. Arkett (5) M. Davidson (6) 1: University of Mantoba, CA 2: C‐CORE, CA 3: eOsphere, GB 4: Polar imaging Limited, GB 5: Canadian Ice Service, CA 1 6: ESA, NL 08:40 Analysis of Sea Ice Processes in Coastal Polynias based on SAR Satellite Imagery, Model Simulation and Data Fusion T. Hollands (1) W. Dierking (1) V. Haid (1) R. Timmermann (1) 1: Alfred Wegener Institute Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research , DE 09:00 An Analysis of the reliability of Sea Ice Drift Products Calculated from SAR Data S. Linow (1) T. Hollands (1) W. Dierking (1) 1: AWI, DE 09:20 Sea Ice Classification on Different Spatial Scales for Operational And Scientific Use W. Dierking (1) 1: Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research, DE

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Sea ice 2 [4-6-2] 12 September 2013, Ochil (Level 1) 10:10‐11:50 Chairs: L. Toudal Pedersen / W. Dierking 10:10 The ESA GlobAlbedo Prototype Sea‐Ice Albedo Products from European & US Sensors J. Muller (1) D. Fisher (1) G. Watson (1) N. Shane (1) T. Kennedy (1) A. North (1) A. Heckel (2) O. Danne (1) C. Brockmann (3) J. Stroeve (4) S. Pinnock (5) 1: UCL MSSL, GB 2: Swansea University, GB 3: Brockmann Consult, DE 1 4: NSIDC, US 1 5: ESA‐ESRIN, IT 10:30 Sea Ice Melting State and Surface Albedo from C‐Band Radar: Analysis of Dual‐ Polarization and Polarimetric Techniques R. Scharien (1) J. Landy (1) D. Barber (1) 1: University of Manitoba , CA 10:50 Assessment of Airborne Estimates of Snow Depth and Sea Ice Thickness over Arctic Sea Ice. T. Newman (1) S. Farrell (1) J. Richter‐Menge (2) N. Kurtz (3) L. Connor (4) B. Elder (2) J. Gardner (5) J. Brozena (5) R. Hagen (5) D. Ball (5) R. Liang (5) 1: University of Maryland, US 2: ERDC‐CRREL‐NH, US 3: NASA, US 4: NOAA, US 5: NRL, US 11:10 Analysis of Polarimetric SAR Data of Sea‐Ice in the Baltic Sea L. Eriksson (1) A. Berg (1) 1: Chalmers University of Technology, Dept. of Earth and Space Sciences, SE 11:30 Remote Sensing of Sea Ice in the Okhotsk and Japan Seas: Multisensory Approach E. Khazanova (1) L. Mitnik (1) 1: Pacific Oceanological Institute, Far Eastern Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences (POI FEB RAS), RU

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 150 Sea ice 3 [4-6-3] 12 September 2013, Ochil (Level 1) 13:10‐14:50 Chairs: W. Dierking / L. Toudal Pedersen 13:10 Monitoring of the Arctic Sea Ice and Icebergs:Satellite Data Processing and Analysis of Climate Change in the Cryosphere V. Volkov (1) S. Sandven (2) L. Bobylev (1) D. Demchev (3) A. Korzhikov (4) N. Zakhvatkina (3) 1: NIERSC, RU 2: NERSC, NO 3: NIERSC/AARI, RU 4: AARI, RU 13:30 Sea Ice Pressure‐Ridge Risk Maps Evaluated with an Advanced Feature Tracking and Strain Calculation Method B. Rabus (1) A. Ma (1) 1: MDA, CA 13:50 Disseminating Satellite Imagery, Ice Charting and Observational Data Using the Web Map Service (WMS) Standard V. Smolyanitsky (1) D. Demchev (1) N. Lebedev (2) 1: Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute (AARI), RU 2: GISproekt, RU 14:10 On Thin Ice Identification with AMSR‐E Radiometer Data M. Mäkynen (1) M. Similä (1) 1: Finnish Meteorological Institute, FI 14:30 The Influence of Icebergs and Sea Ice to Ocean Acoustics and Whales L. Kindermann (1) 1: Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research, DE

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Proba-V, the new Earthwatch mission [4-6-4] 12 September 2013, Ochil (Level 1) 15:20‐17:00 Chairs: B. Hoersch / TBD 15:20 PROBA‐V: A Multi‐Spectral Earth Observation Mission based on a PROBA Platform D. Vrancken (1) D. Gerrits (1) K. Mellab (2) S. Santandrea (2) 1: QinetiQ Space, BE 2: ESA, NL 15:40 Proba‐V Mission Status K. Mellab (1) V. Davy (2) M. Francois (1) S. Santandrea (1) 1: ESA, NL 2: QinetiQ Space, BE 16:00 PROBA‐V Data Products and Calibration, First Results from the Commissioning Phase J. Dries (1) S. Adriaensen (1) I. Benhadj (1) E. Goor (1) W. Heyns (1) S. Livens (1) S. Sterckx (1) T. Van Roey (1) W. Dierckx (1) G. Strackx (1) K. Vanhoof (1) B. Dooms (1) 1: VITO, BE 16:20 Proba‐V ‐ the Operational Setup as an EOP Mission B. Hoersch (1) R. Leone (1) 1: ESA, IT 16:40 Belgium's Supporting Activities for the PROBA‐V Mission J. Vandenabeele (1) P. Van Geloven (1) H. Verbeelen (1) 1: BELSPO, BE Soil Moisture 1 [4-7-1] 12 September 2013, Sidlaw (Level 3) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: TBD 08:00 Shifts in Global CCI Soil Moisture Trends J. Verbesselt (1) W. Dorigo (2) R. De Jong (3) M. Herold (1) 1: Wageningen University, NL 2: Vienna University of Technology , AT 3: University of Zurich, CH 08:20 Recent Improvements of ESA's CCI Soil Moisture Product D. Chung (1) W. Dorigo (1) R. De Jeu (2) R. Parinussa (2) W. Wagner (1) 1: Department of Geodesy and Geoinformation ‐ Research Group Remote Sensing, Vienna University of Technology, AT 2: VU University Amsterdam, Faculty of Earth and Life Sciences, Dept. of Hydrology and Geo‐Environmental Sciences, Amsterdam, NL 08:40 Soil Moisture Retrieval using Sentinel‐1 data: a Bayesian Multitemporal Approach N. Pierdicca (1) L. Pulvirenti (2) 1: Sapienza University of Rome, IT 2: CIMA Research Foundation, IT 09:00 Closing the Gaps in Our Knowledge of the Hydrological Cycle over Land: Conceptual Problems W. Lahoz (1) G. De Lannoy (2) 1: NILU, NO 2: GMAO, US 09:20 Agricultural Drought Assessment in Latin America Based on a Standardized Soil Moisture Index H. Carrao (1) S. Russo (1) G. Sepulcre (1) P. Barbosa (1) P. Barbosa (1) 1: JRC, IT

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 143 Soil Moisture 2 [4-7-2] 12 September 2013, Sidlaw (Level 3) 10:10‐11:50 Chairs: T. Jackson / TBD 10:10 Improved Soil Moisture Retrievals from a Physically‐based Radiative Transfer Model and Their Validations M. Pan (1) A. Sahoo (1) E. Wood (1) 1: Princeton University, US

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10:30 1992‐2012:Assessing the Capabilities of Biomass and Soil Moisture Monitoring with C‐ Band Scatterometers Over West Africa L. Jarlan (1) P. Frison (2) E. Mougin (3) P. Hiernaux (3) G. Faye (4) S. Zine (5) J. Rudant (2) 1: CESBIO, FR 2: Université Paris‐Est, FR 3: Geosciences Environnement Toulouse, FR 4: Université Cheikh Anta Diop, SN 5: Université de Grenoble, FR 10:50 Detection of Soil Moisture and Soil Freeze Using Microwave Radars T. Smolander (1) J. Pulliainen (1) K. Rautiainen (1) J. Lemmetyinen (1) 1: Finnish Meteorological Institute, FI 11:10 Relationship Between CCI Soil Moisture Anomalies and Cereal Yields C. Paulik (1) W. Dorigo (1) W. Wagner (1) D. Chung (1) 1: Vienna University of Technology, AT 11:30 GNSS Reflectometry for Soil Moisture and Above Ground Biomass Monitoring A. Egido (1) M. Caparrini (1) S. Paloscia (2) E. Santi (2) L. Guerriero (3) N. Pierdicca (4) G. Fontanelli (2) N. Floury (5) 1: Starlab Barcelona, ES 2: CNR‐IFAC, Florence, IT 3: DISP, Tor Vergata University, Rome, IT 4: DIET, La Sapienza University, Rome, IT 5: ESA/ESTEC, NL

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 143 SST 1 [4-7-3] 12 September 2013, Sidlaw (Level 3) 13:10‐14:50 Chairs: C. Donlon / P. Goryl 13:10 Assessing the Stability of Radiances from METOP AVHRR and IASI to Bridge the Gap to Sentinel‐3. T. Blackmore (1) R. Saunders (1) 1: Met Office, GB 13:30 A 30 year multi‐sensor satellite SST product for the Arctic Ocean J. Hoeyer (1) e. Howe (1) R. Tonboe (1) G. Dybkjaer (1) 1: Danish Meteorological Institute, DK 13:50 Constructing Time Series of Mean Global Sea Surface Temperature Anomaly for Climate using Data from the ATSRs K. Veal (1) J. Remedios (1) D. Ghent (1) 1: University of Leicester, GB 14:10 From ATSRs into SLSTR: An Overview of the Evolving Science and Exploitation from Along‐Track Scanning Instruments J. Remedios (1) D. Llewellyn‐Jones (1) 1: University of Leicester, GB 14:30 SLSTR Calibration and Expected Performance D. Smith (1) P. Coppo (2) C. Mastrandrea (2) J. Nieke (3) T. Nightingale (1) H. Mortimer (1) 1: RAL Space, GB 2: Selex ES, IT 3: ESA, NL

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 137 SST 2 [4-7-4] 12 September 2013, Sidlaw (Level 3) 15:20‐17:00 Chairs: A. O'Carroll / J. Burrows 15:20 Characterization of Ocean Turbulence Regimes from Satellite Observations of Sea Surface Temperatures J. Isern‐Fonatnet (1) A. Turiel (2) M. Portabella (2) 1: Institut Català de Ciències del Clima, ES 2: Institut de Ciències del Mar (CSIC), ES

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15:40 Bayesian Image Classification at High Latitudes C. Bulgin (1) S. Eastwood (2) C. Merchant (3) 1: University of Edinburgh, GB 2: Met No, NO 3: University of Edinburgh/University of Reading, GB 16:00 Recent Developments to the Operational Sea Surface Temperature and Sea Ice Analysis (OSTIA) System J. Roberts‐Jones (1) E. Fiedler (1) M. Martin (1) A. McLaren (1) J. While (1) 1: Met Office, GB 16:20 Providing Sea Temperature Reference Measurements for Validation of Satellite SST Data Products W. Wimmer (1) I. Robinson (1) 1: University of Southamtpon, GB 16:40 Constructing and Assessing Ocean Frontal Indexes from Satellite SST Observations M. Lekouara (1) I. Robinson (2) M. Bouvet (1) 1: ESA, NL 2: NOCS, GB

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 137 Volcanic Emissions 2 [4-8-1] 12 September 2013, Fintry (Level 3) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: B. Kerridge / P. Stammes 08:00 Evidence from SCIAMACHY for Direct Injection of Sulphate into the Stratosphere by the Nabro Volcano M. Penning de Vries (1) S. Dörner (1) C. Hörmann (1) M. Fromm (2) T. Wagner (1) 1: Max Planck Institute for Chemistry, DE 2: Naval Research Laboratory, US 08:20 Volcanic Emission Measured by IASI: Results for Recent Eruptions and Volcanic Degassing E. Carboni (1) A. Smith (1) R. Grainger (1) A. Dudhia (1) G. Thomas (1) D. Peters (1) R. Siddans (2) 1: University of Oxford, GB 2: Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, GB 08:40 A Neural Network Approach for Volcanic Monitoring of Sulphur Dioxide Using Hyperspectral Remote Sensed Data A. Piscini (1) E. Carboni (2) R. Grainger (2) 1: INGV, IT 2: AOPP, GB 09:00 Simulated Volcanic Ash Satellite Imagery S. Millington (1) R. Saunders (1) F. Beckett (1) J. Stevenson (2) H. Webster (1) 1: Met Office, GB 2: School of GeoSciences, The University of Edinburgh, GB 09:20 Two Years of Real‐Time Operations of the Spaceborne European Volcano Observation (EVOSS) F. Ferrucci (1) S. Tait (1) L. Clarisse (2) B. Hirn (3) N. Theys (4) M. Tampellini (5) P. Valks (6) G. Laneve (7) H. Brenot (4) C. Di Bartola (3) K. Smith (8) M. Vimercati (5) C. Vye (8) S. Louchlin (8) R. Van Der A (9) 1: IPGP, FR 2: ULB, BE 3: IESC, IT 4: BIRA‐IASB, BE 5: CGS, IT 6: DLR, DE 7: UNIROMA1, IT 1 8: NERC‐BGS, GB 1 9: KNMI, NL

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 154 Clouds/Aerosols 1 [4-8-2] 12 September 2013, Fintry (Level 3) 10:10‐11:50 Chairs: P. Stammes / B. Kerridge 10:10 10 years of SCIAMACHY Cloud and Radiation Time Series Derived from FRESCO O2 A Band Algorithm P. Wang (1) R. van der A (1) P. Stammes (1) 1: Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI), NL

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10:30 Cirrus Observation with METEOSAT‐SEVIRI IR Data S. Kox (1) I. Huber (1) M. Vazquez‐Navarro (1) L. Bugliaro (1) H. Mannstein (1) 1: German Aerospace Center, DLR, DE 10:50 Retrieval of Macrophysical Cloud Parameters from Sentinel 5 Precursor D. Loyola (1) S. Gimeno Garcia (1) A. Doicu (1) R. Spurr (2) 1: German Aerospace Center (DLR), DE 2: RT Solutions, Inc., US 11:10 Retrieval of Stratospheric Aerosol Properties from SCIAMACHY Limb Observations S. Dörner (1) S. Kühl (1) J. Pukite (1) M. Penning De Vries (1) T. Wagner (1) 1: Max Planck Institute for Chemistry, DE 11:30 Investigation of Trace Gas to Aerosol Relationships over Biomass Burning Areas using Daily Satellite Observations T. Wagner (1) M. Penning de Vries (1) J. ZÃrner (1) S. Beirle (1) 1: MPI for Chemistry, DE

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 153 New Instruments for Oceanography [4-8-3] 12 September 2013, Fintry (Level 3) 13:10‐14:50 Chairs: T. Le Toan / TBD 13:10 A SW Simulator Paradigm for Spaceborne GMTI Performance M. Maffei (1) R. Venturini (1) 1: Thales Alenia Space, IT 13:30 Wind Tunnel Sigma0 Measurements at KA Band and at Small Incidence Angles p. Borderies (1) C. Fatras (1) G. Cauillez (2) s. pioch (2) J. Lalaurie (3) r. fjortoft (3) 1: ONERA, FR 2: MIO Institut Méditerranéen d’Océanologie, FR 3: CNES, FR 13:50 Monitoring of Wave Fields with the SWIM Instrument on CFOSAT C. Tison (1) T. Amiot (1) D. Hauser (2) P. Castillan (1) N. Corcoral (1) L. Rey (3) V. Enjolras (3) S. Guibert (1) 1: CNES, FR 2: CNRS‐LATMOS, FR 3: Thalès Alenia Space, FR 14:10 Calibration and Validation of the Advanced Scatterometer on METOP‐B C. Anderson (1) H. Bauch (1) C. Duff (1) J. Figa‐Saldana (1) J. Miller (1) J. Wilson (1) 1: EUMETSAT, DE 14:30 A Special Site for Cal‐Val Activities for the Nano‐Satellite SAR Based Mission TOPMEX‐ 9. F. Ocampo‐Torres (1) E. Vicente‐Vivas (2) E. Pacheco (3) 1: CICESE, MX 2: Inst. Ing. UNAM, MX 3: AEM, MX Clouds/Aerosols 2 [4-8-4] 12 September 2013, Fintry (Level 3) 15:20‐17:00 Chairs: R. G. Grainger / D. Murtagh 15:20 Global Aerosol Direct Effect Retrieval from Passive Hyperspectral Measurements M. de Graaf (1) G. Tilstra (1) P. Stammes (1) 1: KNMI, NL 15:40 Aerosol Profile Retrieval Algorithm Development and Validation for Sentinel‐4 P. Stammes (1) O. Vieitez (1) B. Sanders (1) A. Apituley (1) B. Veihelmann (2) Y. Meijer (2) R. Koopman (2) 1: KNMI, NL 2: ESA, NL 16:00 OceanFlux Sea Spray Aerosol (OSSA): A new Formulation for Production Fluxes and Implications for Climate Studies G. de Leeuw (1) J. Ovadnevaite (2) A. Manders‐Groot (3) S. Norris (4) I. Brooks (4) E. Dunne (5) H. Korhonen (5) L. Sogacheva (5) H. Lappalainen (6) S. Pinnock (7) C. O'Dowd (2) 1: FMI & Dept. Physics, Univ Helsinki, FI 2: NUIG, IE 3: TNO, NL 4: Univ. of Leeds, GB 5: FMI, FI 6: Dept. Physics, Univ Helsinki, FI 1 7: ESA‐ESRIN, IT 129 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

16:20 A few Applications of Airborne Lidar for Space Science F. Marenco (1) M. Cooke (1) P. Francis (1) S. Newman (1) V. Amiridis (2) E. Marinou (2) A. Tsekeri (2) J. Marsham (3) 1: Met Office, GB 2: National Observatory of Athens, GR 3: University of Leeds, GB 16:40 What Can we Learn from SALTRACE for Future Earth Explorer Missions? B. Weinzierl (1) D. Sauer (2) O. Reitebuch (1) S. Groß (1) A. Minikin (1) A. Dörnbrack (1) A. Schäfler (1) S. Kox (1) K. Graf (1) J. Gasteiger (2) V. Freudenthaler (2) A. Ansmann (3) D. Althausen (3) M. Rapp (1) 1: Deutsches Zentrum für Luft‐ und Raumfahrt (DLR), DE 2: Meteorologisches Institut, Ludwig‐Maximilians‐Universität (LMU) München, DE 3: Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research (Tropos), Leipzig, DE

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 153 SENTINEL-3 Mission [4-9-1] 12 September 2013, Pentland (Level 3) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: B. Berruti / S. Mecklenburg 08:00 The SENTINEL‐3 Mission: Development and Operations B. Berruti (1) S. Mecklenburg (2) D. Provost (3) 1: ESA, NL 2: ESA, IT 3: EUMETSAT, DE 08:20 The SENTINEL‐3 Calibration and Validation Approach H. Rebhan (1) B. Seitz (1) P. Goryl (2) H. Bonekamp (3) 1: ESA, NL 2: ESA, IT 3: Eumetsat, DE 08:40 The Sentinel‐3 Surface Topography Mission and Products C. Mavrocordatos (1) P. Femenias (2) N. Picot (3) H. Bonekamp (4) 1: ESA/ESTEC, NL 2: ESA/ESRIN, IT 3: CNES, FR 4: Eumetsat, DE 09:00 Sentinel‐3 OLCI Instrument Development and Product Overview J. Nieke (1) P. Goryl (2) E. Kwiatkowska (3) F. Borde (1) F. Borde (1) C. Mavrocordatos (1) C. Mavrocordatos (1) 1: ESA, NL 2: ESA, IT 3: EUMETSAT, DE 09:20 The Sentinel‐3 Sea and Land Surface Temperature Radiometer (SLSTR): Expected Performance and Products C. Donlon (1) C. Mavrocordatos (1) A. O'Carroll (2) J. Frerrick (1) J. Nieke (1) B. Berruti (1) 1: ESA, NL 2: EUMETSAT, DE

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 136 SENTINEL-3 Potential Applications and Services [4-9-2] 12 September 2013, Pentland (Level 3) 10:10‐11:50 Chairs: S. Mecklenburg / B. Berruti 10:10 The Sentinel‐3 Scientific Validation Team (S3VT) C. Donlon (1) P. Goryl (2) P. Femenias (2) H. Bonekamp (3) A. O'Carroll (3) S. Mecklenburg (2) E. Kwiatkowska (3) 1: ESA, NL 2: ESA, IT 3: EUMETSAT, DE 10:30 Sentinel‐3 SRAL Altimeter Data Quality Analysis and a Comparison between LRM and SAR Mode N. Picot (1) F. Boy (1) J. Desjonqueres (1) F. Borde (2) C. Mavrocordatos (2) Y. LE ROY (3) A. HOUPERT (3) 1: CNES, FR 2: ESA, NL 3: ThalesAleniaSpace, FR 10:50 Marine Collaborative Ground Segment: Overview of the Ocean Colour Radiometry Platform C. Mazeran (1) O. Fanton d'Andon (1) 1: ACRI‐ST, FR

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11:10 Kalicotier: a Demonstration Data Server Toward Dedicated Earth Observation Services in the Coastal Zone C. Lerebourg (1) A. Selle (2) C. Mazeran (1) P. Henry (2) V. Bruniquel (1) H. Deboissezon (2) 1: ACRI‐ST, FR 2: CNES, FR 11:30 VEGETATION‐PROBAV‐SENTINEL3: Continuity in the Global Terrestrial Biosphere Monitoring from 1998 to 2020 P. Maisongrande (1) F. Baret (2) M. Leroy (3) J. Malingreau (4) E. Bartholomé (5) P. Defourny (6) 1: CNES/LEGOS, FR 2: INRA, FR 3: CNES, FR 4: JRC‐EC, IT 5: JRC, IT 6: UCL, BE

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 136 GMES SENTINELS-4, 5 & 5-P: Meeting the Needs of the GMES Atmospheric Services (GAS) [4-9-3] 12 September 2013, Pentland (Level 3) 13:10‐14:50 Chairs: H. Stark / K. McMullan / T. Fehr 13:10 Mission Objectives of the Atmospheric Composition Related Sentinels S4, S5 and S5p P. Ingmann (1) B. Veihelmann (1) 1: ESA/ESTEC, NL 13:30 The Sentinel‐4 Mission and its Implementation H. Stark (1) H. Möller (1) G. Bazalgette Courrèges‐Lacoste (1) R. Koopman (1) S. Mezzasoma (1) 1: ESA/ESTEC, NL 13:50 The GMES Sentinel‐4 Mission Dedicated to Atmospheric Composition B. Veihelmann (1) M. Yasjka (1) P. Ingmann (1) R. Koopman (1) G. Bazalgette (1) H. Stark (1) 1: ESA, NL 14:10 The Sentinel‐5 Precursor System K. McMullan (1) 1: ESA/ESTEC, NL 14:30 Sentinel‐5 Precursor Data Products T. Fehr (1) P. Ingmann (2) H. Nett (2) 1: ESA/ESRIN, IT 2: ESA/ESTEC, NL Sentinels for Science [4-9-4] 12 September 2013, Pentland (Level 3) 15:20‐17:20 Chairs: Y.L. Desnos / TBD 15:20 The ESA Scientific Exploitation of Operational Missions Element Y. Desnos (1) J. Benveniste (1) S. Delwart (1) M. Engdahl (1) P. Regner (1) C. Zehner (1) P. Mathieu (1) O. Arino (1) B. Bojkov (1) F. Gascon (1) C. Donlon (2) M. Kern (2) P. Ingmann (2) K. Scipal (2) 1: ESA, IT 1 2: ESA, NL 15:40 Sentinel 1 for Science Use M. Davidson (1) M. Engdahl (2) F. Seifert (2) P. Bally (2) 1: ESA, NL 2: ESA, IT 16:00 Sentinel 2 for Science Use S. Delwart (1) M. Drusch (2) B. Koetz (1) F. Gascon (1) 1: ESA, IT 2: ESA, NL 16:20 Sentinel‐3 For Science Use: Optical Mission C. Donlon (1) P. Regner (2) P. Goryl (2) J. Benveniste (2) J. Nieke (1) J. Frerick (1) 1: ESA/ESTEC, NL 2: ESA/ESRIN, IT 16:40 Sentinel‐3 Surface Topography Mission for Science J. Benveniste (1) C. Donlon (2) U. Klein (2) F. Borde (2) C. Mavorcordatos (2) H. Rehban (2) P. Féménias (1) 1: ESA, IT 2: ESA, NL

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17:00 Sentinel 5P for Science Use C. Zehner (1) I. Aben (2) T. Fehr (1) P. Ingmann (3) D. Loyola (4) M. Van Roozendael (5) 1: ESA, IT 2: SRON, NL 3: ESA, NL 4:DLR, DE 5: Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy, BE

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12 September Posters Thu-P-01 Archives, Data processing and transformation, Tools and Software 4‐P‐1 The Key Technology of the National High‐Tech Research and Development Major Program Q. Liu (1) 1: Institute of Remote Sensing Applications,Chinese Academy of Sciences, CN 4‐P‐2 Multimission Mission Planning Systems: Lessons Learnt J. Tejo Mora‐Granados (1) C. Gomez Cid (1) 1: GMV, ES 4‐P‐3 A Tool for Mission Planning of Combined Satellite SAR Image Acquisitions D. Weydahl (1) O. Olsen (2) N. Sudmann (2) L. Timm (3) 1: Norwegain Defence Research Establishment, NO 2: Kongsberg Spacetec AS, NO 3: University of Oslo, NO 4‐P‐4 The CEDA Archive: Data and Services K. Marsh (1) 1: STFC, GB 4‐P‐5 KNMI Data Centre: Easy Access to Earth Observation Data R. Sluiter (1) J. van de Vegte (1) W. Som de Cerff (1) M. Plieger (1) J. Noteboom (1) 1: KNMI, NL 4‐P‐6 The CHARMe Project: Commentry Metadata for EO Datasets K. Marsh (1) 1: STFC, GB 4‐P‐7 Access to ESA Earth Observation Data N. Sirikan (1) S. Jutz (1) 1: ESA/ESRIN, IT 4‐P‐8 CEOS Cal/Val Portal: Tools, Data Access and Scientific Collaboration Environment. A. Burini (1) B. Bojkov (2) P. Goryl (2) T. Storm (3) C. Brockmann (3) 1: Rheagroup, IT 2: ESA, IT 3: Brockmann Cst, DE 4‐P‐9 Calvalus ‐ Fast Processing and Exploitation of Full‐Mission Datasets M. Boettcher (1) N. Fomferra (1) M. Zuehlke (1) C. Brockmann (1) 1: Brockmann Consult GmbH, DE 4‐P‐10 The CEMS Data Integrity Facility Pilot Project H. Clarke (1) K. Halsall (1) N. Fox (2) T. Nightingale (3) 1: Telespazio VEGA UK Ltd, GB 2: NPL, GB 3: STFC RAL, GB 4‐P‐11 MyOcean Central Information System ‐ Achievements and Perspectives V. Claverie (1) T. Loubrieu (2) 1: CLS, FR 2: IFREMER, FR 4‐P‐12 Aviso: Altimetry Products and Services in 2013 V. Rosmorduc (1) E. Bronner (2) C. Maheu (1) F. Mertz (1) 1: CLS, FR 2: CNES, FR 4‐P‐13 SSALTO/DUACS: Recent Changes and Improvements M. Pujol (1) Y. Faugère (1) S. Labroue (1) G. Dibarboure (1) F. Briol (1) E. Bronner (2) N. Picot (2) 1: CLS, FR 2: CNES, FR 4‐P‐14 The Kalideos Databases: A Framework for the Scientific Analysis and Exploitation of Sentinel Images T. Rabaute (1) B. Lafrance (1) P. Imbo (1) A. Selle (2) 1: CS Systèmes d'Information, FR 2: CNES, FR 4‐P‐15 Web‐based Multi‐Source Data Broker for Land Observations and Monitoring J. Eberle (1) C. Schmullius (1) 1: Friedrich‐Schiller‐University Jena, Department for Earth Observation, DE 4‐P‐16 SYKE's Processing Chain for Landsat TM/ETM‐Images M. Törmä (1) 1: Finnish Environment Institute SYKE, FI 4‐P‐17 ESA LDCM Data Repository, Product pPocessing and Dissemination System I. Spence (1) L. Edgardh (1) O. Haglund (1) 1: Spacemetric AB, SE 4‐P‐18 ESA LTDP PFA ‐ Product Feature Extraction and Analysis N. Fomferra (1) F. Bovolo (2) L. Bruzzone (2) O. Danne (1) B. Demir (2) M. Iapaolo (3) R. Iha (4) J. Lu (4) P. Marchetti (3) R. Quast (1) L. Veci (4) 1: Brockmann Consult GmbH, DE 2: University of Trento, IT 3: ESA ESRIN, IT 4: Array Systems Computing Inc, CA

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4‐P‐19 Paving the road to Long Term Data Analysis: From Big Data Curation to Exploitation R. Perez (1) C. Gomez Cid (1) 1: GMV, ES 4‐P‐20 Feature Extraction and Analysis for Information Mining in large EO Data Archives L. Bruzzone (1) B. Demir (1) F. Bovolo (1) C. Brockmann (2) N. Fomferra (2) M. Iapaolo (3) R. Jha (4) J. Lu (4) P. Marchetti (3) R. Quast (2) K. Stelzer (2) L. Veci (4) 1: University of Trento, IT 2: Brockmann Consult GmbH, DE 3: ESA, IT 4: Array Systems Computing Inc., CA 4‐P‐21 Immersive Visual Information Mining for Exploring the Content of EO Archives M. Babaee (1) G. Bahmanyar (2) 1: Institute for Human‐Machine Communication, TUM, DE 2: Munich Aerospace Faculty, DLR, DE 4‐P‐22 Visual Image Information Mining for ESA Sentinel‐2 D. Bratasanu (1) I. Nedelcu (1) M. Datcu (2) 1: Romanian Space Agency, RO 2: DLR, DE 4‐P‐23 A Set of Software Tools Supporting EO Satellite: Instrument Swath, Visualization and Data Analysis M. Pinol Sole (1) M. De Bartolomei (2) M. Zundo (1) B. Hoyos Ortega (3) 1: ESA, NL 2: ESA/Vitrociset, NL 3: ESA/RHEA, NL 4‐P‐24 Usage of DTN Space‐Data Overlays to Administer Thematic Cross‐Mission Space Data D. Paronis (1) I. Daglis (1) A. Rontogiannis (1) A. Anastasiadis (1) G. Balasis (1) I. Keramitsoglou (1) O. Sykioti (1) V. Tsaoussidis (2) S. Diamantopoulos (2) B. Ghita (3) M. Evans (3) 1: National Observatory of Athens, GR 2: Democritus University of Thrace, GR 1 3: University of Plymouth, GB 4‐P‐25 The Sentinel‐Ready Multisensor Evolution Analysis System S. Natali (1) S. Mantovani (1) D. Barboni (1) M. Veratelli (1) 1: MEEO SRL, IT 4‐P‐26 Orfeo ToolBox: a Free and Open Source Solution for Research and Operational Remote Sensing Projects M. Savinaud (1) 1: CS‐SI, FR 4‐P‐27 BEAM and the Sentinel Exploitation Tools N. Fomferra (1) O. Danne (1) S. Embacher (1) T. Fincke (1) M. Peters (1) R. Quast (1) L. Veci (2) M. Zühlke (1) T. Storm (1) C. Brockmann (1) 1: Brockmann Consult GmbH, DE 2: Array Systems Computing Inc, CA 4‐P‐28 OpenJPEG a Free and Open‐Source Solution to access the new JPEG2000 Geospatial Products M. Savinaud (1) M. Malaterre (2) J. Malik (3) M. Grizzonet (4) J. Michel (4) A. Descampe (5) 1: CS‐SI, FR 2: VOXXL, FR 3: CSSI, FR 4: CNES, FR 5: UCL, BE 4‐P‐30 SAR‐EDU ‐ An Education Initiative for Applied Synthetic Aperture Radar Remote Sensing R. Eckardt (1) N. Richter (2) S. Auer (3) M. Eineder (4) A. Roth (4) I. Hajnsek (4) D. Walter (5) M. Braun (6) M. Motagh (2) C. Pathe (7) A. Pleskachevsky (4) C. Thiel (1) C. Schmullius (1) 1: Friedrich‐Schiller‐University Jena, DE 2: GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, DE 3: Technical University Munich, DE 4: DLR, DE 5: Technical University Clausthal, DE 6: Friedrich‐Alexander‐ University Erlangen‐Nürnberg, DE 1 7: Earth Observation Services Jena, DE 4‐P‐31 Earth Observation Training and Education with ESA LearnEO! C. Banks (1) V. Byfield (1) P. Mathieu (2) M. Dobson (3) V. Rosmorduc (4) F. Del Frate (5) M. Picchiani (5) 1: National Oceanography Centre, GB 2: European Space Agency (ESA‐ESRIN), IT 3: Bilko Develoment Limited (BDL), GB 4: Collecte Localisation Satellites (CLS), FR 5: GEO‐K, IT 4‐P‐32 Basic Radar Altimetry Toolbox: Tools to Teach Altimetry V. Rosmorduc (1) J. Benveniste (2) E. Bronner (3) S. Niemeijer (4) S. Dinardo (5) B. Lucas (6) 1: CLS, FR 2: ESA/ESRIN, IT 3: CNES, FR 4: Science and Technology, NL 5: Serco/Esrin, IT 6: Deimos/Esrin, IT

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Thu-P-02 Altimetry: New Algorithms 4‐P‐34 Instrument Processing Facility for CryoSat Ocean Products S. Urien (1) J. Dumont (1) M. Guibbaud (1) A. Ollivier (1) L. Amarouche (1) T. Moreau (1) J. Poisson (1) P. Mantovani (2) T. Guinle (3) P. Féménias (4) C. Bouzinac (4) 1: CLS, FR 1 2: ACS, IT 1 3: CNES, FR 1 4: ESA, IT 4‐P‐35 Potential of High Frequencies Radiometer for High Resolution Altimetry E. Obligis (1) T. Amiot (2) N. Picot (2) 1: CLS, FR 2: CNES, FR 4‐P‐36 Optimizing Trade‐Offs Between Coherent and Incoherent Averaging of SAR Altimeter Pulse Echoes from Ocean Surfaces W. Smith (1) R. Scharroo (2) 1: NOAA Lab. for Satellite Altimetry, US 2: Altimetrics LLC, US 4‐P‐37 Residual Tidal Signal in the Great Barrier Reef Region from Conventional and Retracked Altimetry O. Andersen (1) I. Nurul (2) X. Deng (2) Y. Cheng (1) Y. Cheng (1) 1: DTU Space, DK 2: University of Newcastle, NSW, AU 4‐P‐38 Impact of Swell on SAR‐Mode Measurements T. Moreau (1) L. Amarouche (1) P. Thibaut (1) F. Boy (2) N. Picot (2) 1: CLS, FR 2: CNES, FR Thu-P-03 Marine Geoid 4‐P‐40 Computation of the marine gravity gradient tensor from satellite altimetry data H. Amin (1) A. Safari (1) m. sharifi (1) i. foroughi (1) 1: university of tehran, IR 4‐P‐41 Two and Three Parameter Waveform Retracking of Cryosat‐2 and Jason‐1 LRM Waveforms For Gravity Field Estimation M. Jain (1) O. Andersen (1) L. Stenseng (1) J. Dall (1) 1: National Space Institute / DTU Space, DK 4‐P‐42 Investigation on possible gravity field extraction from satellite orbits. K. Arsov (1) J. Virtanen (1) 1: Finnish Geodetic Institute, FI Thu-P-04 Altimetry: Inland Waters 4‐P‐44 Analysis of Sampling Behavior of Candidate SWOT Satellite Orbits S. Roohi (1) N. Sneeuw (1) 1: Institute of Geodesy, University of Stuttgart, DE 4‐P‐45 A Review of the Range and Geophysical Corrections for Altimetry Studies over Inland Water M. Fernandes (1) R. Scharroo (2) C. Lazaro (1) A. Nunes (3) M. Bos (4) 1: Univ. Porto CIIMAR, PT 2: Altimetrics LLC, US 3: ISEP‐IPP CIIMAR‐UP, PT 4: CIIMAR, PT 4‐P‐46 Potential Applications for Highly Resolved Shorelines: A Cross‐Validation Approach with Radar Altimetry R. Abileah (1) J. Gómez‐Enri (2) A. Scozzari (3) S. Vignudelli (4) 1: JomegaK, US 2: University of Cadiz, ES 3: CNR‐ISTI , IT 4: CNR‐IBF, IT 4‐P‐47 Combined Measurement of Dongting Lake Level and Surface Extent Change G. Wu (1) O. Elmi (1) M. Tourian (1) N. Sneeuw (1) 1: University of Stuttgart, Institute of Geodesy, DE 4‐P‐48 Water Level Change in the Mekong Region L. Fenoglio‐Marc (1) C. Prigent (2) M. Becker (1) C. Buchhaupt (1) 1: Institute of Geodesy, Technische Universität Darmstadt, DE 2: Laboratoire d’Etudes du Rayonnement et de la Matière en Astrophysique, CNRS, Observatoire de Paris, FR 4‐P‐49 ENVISAT Altimetry Gives Access to an Unprecedent Dataset of Water Levels in the Amazon Bassin J. Silva (1) F. Seyler (2) s. Calmant (3) 1: UEA, BR 2: IRD/espace, GF 3: IRD/LEGOS, FR

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4‐P‐50 A new Database of Water Level Time Series for Lakes, Rivers, and Wetlands from Multi‐ Mission Satellite Altimetry C. Schwatke (1) W. Bosch (1) D. Dettmering (1) 1: DGFI, DE 4‐P‐51 Recent Developments in Hydroweb. Water Level Time Series on Rivers and Lakes J. Cretaux (1) M. Gennero (1) A. Arsen (1) N. Bercher (2) S. Calmant (3) M. Berge‐ Nguyen (1) V. Drolon (4) P. Maisongrande (2) 1: CNES/legos, FR 2: CNES, FR 3: IRD/Legos, FR 4: Legos, FR 4‐P‐52 The ESA River & Lake system: Current Capabilities and Future Potential M. Salloway (1) P. Berry (1) R. Smith (1) P. Bauer‐Gottwein (2) P. Moore (3) J. Benveniste (4) 1: EAPRS Lab, GB 2: Technical University of Denmark, DK 3: University of Newcastle Upon Tyne, GB 4: ESA ESRIN, IT 4‐P‐53 Water Level and SWH Variations in the Middle‐Sized Lakes of Russia on the Base of Jason‐1, 2 Satellite Measurements G. Rybushkina (1) Y. Troitskaya (1) I. Soustova (1) 1: Institute of Applied Physics RAS, RU 4‐P‐54 Ice and Snow Regimes of the Volga River Reservoirs on the Base of Jason‐1,2 Satellite Observations G. Rybushkina (1) Y. Troitskaya (1) I. Soustova (1) 1: Institute of Applied Physics RAS, RU 4‐P‐55 Multi‐Satellite Approach and In‐Situ Observations to Study Hydrology of Boreal Wetlands E. Zakharova (1) A. Kouraev (2) F. Garestier (3) J. Cretaux (4) M. Berge‐Nguyen (4) 1: LEGOS/OMP, FR 2: LEGOS/UPS, FR 3: M2C ‐ UMR CNRS 6143, University of Caen, FR 4: LEGOS/OMP CNES, FR 4‐P‐56 Basic Radar Altimetry Toolbox (BRAT) and its Applications for Hydrology B. Lucas (1) V. Rosmorduc (2) S. Niemeijer (3) S. Dinardo (4) E. Bronner (5) J. Benveniste (6) 1: ESA/ESRIN (Deimos), IT 2: CLS, FR 3: S&T, NL 4: ESA/ESRIN (Serco), IT 5: CNES, FR 6: ESA, IT Thu-P-05 Sentinel-3 Mission 4‐P‐58 Sentinel 3 Validation in Inland Waters (GLaSS‐S3VAL) S. Peters (1) A. Hommersom (1) M. Laanen (1) K. Poser (1) S. Koponen (2) T. Heege (3) M. Eleveld (4) T. Storm (5) C. Giardino (6) A. Reinart (7) P. Philipson (8) D. Odermatt (5) A. Ruescas (5) S. Greb (9) Z. Yunlin (10) A. Dekker (11) S. Ghezegehn Ghebrehiwot (1) 1: Water Insight BV, NL 2: SYKE, FI 3: EOMAP, DE 4: VU‐IVM, NL 5: Brockmann Consult, DE 6: CNR, IT 1 7: Tartuu Observatory, EE 1 8: Brockmann‐geomatics, SE 1 9: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, USA, US 1 10: Nanjing Institute of Geography and Limnology, CN 1 11: CSIRO , AU 4‐P‐59 The Basic Radar Altimetry User Toolbox for Sentinel‐3 B. Lucas (1) V. Rosmorduc (2) S. Niemeijer (3) S. Dinardo (4) E. Bronner (5) J. Benveniste (6) 1: ESA/ESRIN (Deimos), IT 2: CLS, FR 3: S&T, NL 4: ESA/ESRIN (Serco), IT 5: CNES, FR 6: ESA, IT 4‐P‐60 Marine Collaborative Ground Segment: Overview of the Sentinel‐3 Topography Platform L. Amarouche (1) E. Obligis (1) G. Dibarboure (1) S. Labroue (1) V. Rosmorduc (1) P. Fabry (1) S. Baudel (1) A. Vernier (1) F. Birol (2) N. Picot (3) R. Matthias (4) 1: CLS, FR 1 2: LEGOS, FR 1 3: CNES, FR 1 4: AS+, FR 4‐P‐61 LOTUS‐ Preparing Land and Ocean Take Up from Sentinel‐3 P. Knudsen (1) O. Andersen (1) L. Stenseng (1) L. Moreno (2) P. Berry (3) P. Thibaut (4) J. Sørensen (5) 1: DTU Space, DK 2: STARLAB, ES 3: Roch, GB 4: CLS, FR 5: DHI, DK 4‐P‐62 The Sentinel‐3 Instrument Processing Facility M. Sunda (1) M. Niézette (1) B. Kuppusamy (1) A. Buongiorno (2) P. Féménias (2) P. Goryl (2) 1: Telespazio VEGA Deutschland GmbH, DE 2: ESA/ESRIN, IT

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4‐P‐63 SENTINEL‐3 Payload Data Ground Segment Overview C. Santella (1) C. Nogueira Loddo (2) V. Fournier‐Sicre (2) V. Santacesaria (2) J. Løvstad (2) H. Wilson (2) A. Buongiorno (3) R. Sciarra (1) E. Monjoux (3) P. Goryl (3) P. Femenias (3) M. Sunda (4) M. Niezette (4) 1: SERCO S.p.A., IT 2: EUMETSAT, DE 3: ESA‐ESRIN, IT 1 4: VEGA SPACE, DE 4‐P‐64 SENTINEL‐3 Payload Data Ground Segment Operational Data Products C. Santella (1) R. Sciarra (1) P. Goryl (2) P. Femenias (2) A. Buongiorno (2) V. Fournier‐ Sicre (3) C. Nogueira Loddo (3) H. Wilson (3) 1: SERCO S.p.A., IT 2: ESA‐ESRIN, IT 3: EUMETSAT, DE Thu-P-06 Operational Services and its potential for GMES/Copernicus 4‐P‐65 Canadian Government Data and Product Needs and Collaborative Ground Segment Preparations for the ESA Sentinels Missions D. Flett (1) S. Iris (1) C. Cloutier (2) R. De Abreu (2) R. Fernandes (2) D. Bradley (3) J. Gower (4) D. Thibault (1) G. Crocker (2) M. Burbidge (1) P. Park (1) 1: Canadian Space Agency, CA 2: Canada Centre for Remote Sensing, CA 3: Environment Canada, CA 1 4: Fisheries and Oceans Canada, CA 4‐P‐66 Sentinel‐1 and Sentinel‐3‐OLCI PAC at DLR T. Hahmann (1) H. Weber (1) E. Diedrich (1) G. Schreier (1) 1: German Aerospace Center (DLR), DE Thu-P-07 SST 4‐P‐67 Evaluating Observation Strategies O. Kryeziu (1) K. Haines (1) 1: Reading University, GB 4‐P‐68 An Operational Lake Surface Water Temperature Analysis using the OSTIA System E. Fiedler (1) A. McLaren (1) M. Martin (1) J. Roberts‐Jones (1) 1: Met Office, GB 4‐P‐69 A Comparison of Air‐Sea Heat Fluxes Obtained from Satellite and Reanalysis Based Products H. Keith (1) M. Valdivieso (1) 1: University of Reading, GB 4‐P‐70 ESA STSE Project ''Sea Surface Temperature Diurnal Variability: Regional Extend ‐ Implications in Atmospheric Modelling'' I. Karagali (1) C. Hasager (1) J. Høyer (2) 1: DTU Wind Energy, Technical University of Denmark, DK 2: Danish Meteorological Institute, DK 4‐P‐71 Comparison of MODIS and AATSR Data With n Situ Temperature Measurements During Upwelling Events in the Baltic Sea R. Uiboupin (1) J. Laanemets (1) 1: Marine Systems Institute at Tallinn University of Technology, EE 4‐P‐72 Crude and Seawater 8‐12m Emissivity Measurements for Oil Slick Detection R. Niclos (1) C. Doña (1) E. Valor (1) M. Bisquert (1) 1: University of Valencia, ES Thu-P-08 Research and Applications with Microwaves: Wind, Waves and Ocean Features 4‐P‐74 Optical Satellite Services for EMSA (OpSSERVE) ‐ Near Real‐time Detection of Vessels and Activities R. Müller (1) M. Berg (1) R. Kiefl (1) K. Lechner (1) T. Reize (1) G. Máttyus (1) E. Schwarz (1) A. Twele (1) S. Casey (2) G. Ellis (2) C. Flingelli (2) A. Kornhoff (2) E. Simon (2) 1: German Aerospace Center, DE 1 2: European Space Imaging (EUSI), DE 4‐P‐75 Surveillance of the Greek Sea Border via the Synergistic Use of Satellite and Terrestrial Technologies G. Gardikis (1) S. Costicoglou (1) I. Andrikopoulos (1) 1: SPACE Hellas S.A., GR 4‐P‐76 EO for Security Applications: From Projects to Services D. Pedrazzani (1) J. Yague (1) 1: GMV, ES 137 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

4‐P‐77 Building Up Operational Services to Support Intelligence Driven EUROSUR CONOPS High Time Critical Scenarios C. Gomez Cid (1) G. Margarit (1) 1: GMV, ES 4‐P‐78 Analysing Coastal Evolution with EO Data: a Multi‐Sensor Approach F. Palazzo (1) D. Latini (2) V. Baiocchi (3) K. Lelo (4) A. Minchella (5) F. del Frate (2) S. Remondiere (1) 1: SERCO, IT 2: Universitá Tor Vergata, IT 3: Universitá La Sapienza, IT 4: Universitá Roma Tre, IT 5: RSAC Ltd, GB 4‐P‐79 Synthetic Aperture Radar Observations of Intertidal Flats on the German North Sea Coast M. Gade (1) K. Stelzer (2) J. Kohlus (3) 1: Universität Hamburg, DE 2: Brockmann Consult, DE 3: Landesbetrieb für Küstenschutz, Nationalpark und Meeresschutz Schleswig Holstein, DE 4‐P‐80 The ESA DUE eSurge‐Venice Project: Altimeter and Scatterometer Satellite Data to Improve the Storm Surge Forecasting S. Zecchetto (1) F. De Biasio (2) G. Umgiesser (3) M. Bajo (3) D. Bellafiore (3) S. Vignudelli (4) A. Papa (5) C. Donlon (6) 1: Istituto Scienze Atmosfera e Clima, CNR, IT 2: CNR‐ISAC, IT 3: CNR‐ISMAR, IT 4: CNR‐IBF, IT 5: ICPSM‐Venice Municipality, IT 6: ESA‐ESTEC, NL 4‐P‐81 Evolution of hurricane Alberto (2000) in the Field of Water Vapor over North Atlantic Retrieved from Satellite Data D. Ermakov (1) E. Sharkov (2) 1: Institute of Radioengineering and Electronics of RAS, RU 2: Space Research Institute of RAS, RU 4‐P‐82 Observatory and Research on Extreme Phenomena over the Oceans (ORPHEO) Y. Quilfen (1) B. Chapron (1) N. Reul (1) 1: IFREMER, FR 4‐P‐83 Characterization of Ocean Wind Vector Retrievals using ERS‐2 High‐Resolution Long‐term Dataset and Buoy Measurements F. Polverari (1) M. Talone (2) R. Crapolicchio (2) G. Levy (3) F. Marzano (1) 1: Sapienza University of Rome, IT 2: SERCO, IT 3: NWRA, US 4‐P‐84 A New Model of Speed Retrieval by Cross‐Polarized ENVISAT‐ASAR J. Guo (1) Y. He (2) B. Zhang (3) 1: Yantai Institute of Coastal Zone Research,Chinese Academy of Sciences, CN 2: Nanjing University of Information science and technology, CN 3: Nanjing University of Information science and technology , CN 4‐P‐85 A Method for Ocean Wind Direction Estimation from SAR Images Based on Morphological‐Numerical Analysis A. Shamshiri (1) A. Keshavarz (2) 1: Azad university of bushehr, IR 2: Persian Gulf University‐ Bushehr , IR 4‐P‐86 Wind atlas of the Northern European Seas based on Envisat ASAR, QuikSCAT and ASCAT C. Hasager (1) A. Mouche (2) M. Badger (1) I. Karagali (1) T. Driesenaar (3) A. Stoffelen (3) F. Bingöl (1) A. Peña (1) 1: DTU Wind Energy, DK 2: CLS, FR 3: KNMI, NL 4‐P‐87 Spectral Properties of ENVISAT ASAR and QuikSCAT Surface Wind Fields in the North Sea I. Karagali (1) X. Guo Larsén (1) M. Badger (1) A. Peña (1) C. Hasager (1) 1: DTU Wind Energy, Technical University of Denmark, DK 4‐P‐88 New Approaches to Off‐Shore Wind Energy Management Exploiting Satellite EO Data M. Morelli (1) A. Masini (2) M. Potenza (1) 1: University of Milano, IT 2: Flyby S.r.l., IT 4‐P‐89 Combining Satellite Winds and NWP Modelling for Wind Resource Mapping Offshore M. Badger (1) A. Pena (1) A. Hahmann (1) C. Hasager (1) 1: Technical University of Denmark, DK 4‐P‐90 Offshore Wind Farm Clusters Wakes Observed from Satellite SAR and Wake Model Results C. Hasager (1) A. Mouche (2) M. Badger (1) J. Badger (1) P. Volker (1) 1: DTU Wind Energy, DK 2: CLS, FR

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4‐P‐91 Application of Singularity Analysis on ASCAT Wind Quality Control M. Portabella (1) W. Lin (1) A. Stoffelen (2) A. Verhoef (2) A. Turiel (1) 1: Institut de Ciències del Mar (ICM‐CSIC), ES 2: Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI), NL 4‐P‐92 Scatterometer Wind Services in Europe A. Stoffelen (1) A. Verhoef (1) J. Verspeek (1) J. Vogelzang (1) T. Driesenaar (1) A. Bentamy (2) 1: KNMI, NL 2: IFREMER, FR 4‐P‐93 Offshore Wind Resource Estimation in Mediterranean Area Using SAR Images. R. Calaudi (1) F. Arena (2) M. Badger (3) A. Sempreviva (4) 1: University Mediterranea Reggio Calabria ‐Italy, IT 2: UNIRC, IT 3: DTU‐Wind Energy, DK 4: ISAC National Council of Research ‐ CNR, IT 4‐P‐94 Long Term Performance Monitoring of ASCAT‐A Intrument and Level 1 Products J. Figa‐Saldana (1) C. Anderson (1) H. Bauch (1) C. Duff (1) J. Miller (1) J. Wilson (1) 1: EUMETSAT, DE 4‐P‐95 The Effect of Islands on the Wind Wave Spectrum observed in SAR Images N. Violante‐Carvalho (1) J. Humeniuk (1) S. Ponce de León (2) L. Carvalho (3) C. Guedes Soares (2) 1: Ocean Engineering Program Federal University of Rio de Janeiro PEnO COPPE UFRJ, BR 2: 2Centre for Marine Technology and Engineering (CENTEC), Instituto Superior Técnico(IST), Technical Univer of Lisbon (UTL), PT 3: PPG‐EM IME‐ UERJ, BR 4‐P‐96 Towards a Correction of ASCAT Ocean Measurements for Rain Effects W. Lin (1) M. Portabella (1) A. Stoffelen (2) A. Verhoef (2) D. Weissman (3) T. Johnson (3) J. Wolf (3) 1: Institut de Ciències del Mar – CSIC, ES 2: Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI), NL 3: School of Engineering and Applied Science, Hofstra University, US 4‐P‐97 ASCAT Full Resolution Backscatter Product C. Anderson (1) J. Figa‐Saldana (1) H. Bonekamp (1) J. Wilson (2) C. Duff (1) 1: EUMETSAT, DE 2: e, DE 4‐P‐98 On Inverse Problem of Strongly Nonlinear SAR Imaging of Sea Waves P. Chernyshov (1) D. Ivonin (2) 1: P.P.Shirshov Institute of Oceanology, Southern Branch, RAS, RU 2: P.P.Shirshov Institute of Oceanology, RU 4‐P‐99 Atmospheric Gravity Waves over the Caspian Sea Studied using Envisat and Radarsat‐1/2 SAR Images and Atmospheric Model A. Ivanov (1) V. Barabanov (2) 1: P.P. Shirshov Institute of Oceanology, Russian Academy of Sciences, RU 2: Marine Hydrophysical Institute, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, UA 4‐P‐100 Analysis Of Non‐Stationary Evolution Of The Gardner‐Eguation Solitons Of Intense Internal Wave. K. Gorshkov (1) A. Ermoshkin (2) V. Dubina (3) Y. Troitskaya (1) G. Rybushkina (1) N. Zaitseva (1) I. Soustova (4) 1: Institute of Applied Physics, RU 2: Institute of Applied Physics, RU 3: Pacific Oceanological Institute, RU 4: RUSIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES INSTITUTE OF APPLIED PHYSICS, RU 4‐P‐101 SeaSpace. Targeted Value‐Add Services to the Offshore Renewable Energy Sector K. Millard (1) M. Rust (2) j. shaw (3) 1: HR Wallingford, GB 2: SeaZone, GB 3: Mainstream Renewables, IE 4‐P‐102 Short‐Period Internal Waves in the White Sea: in Situ Measurements and Satellite Observations I. Kozlov (1) A. Zimin (2) B. Chapron (3) V. Kudryavtsev (1) A. Myasoedov (1) O. Atadzhanova (4) F. Mohnatkin (5) F. Collard (6) 1: SOLab, RSHU, RU 2: P.P. Shirshov IO RAS/ RSHU, RU 3: IFREMER, FR 4: RSHU, RU 5: AARI, RU 6: OceanDataLab, FR

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Thu-P-09 SMOS 4‐P‐104 SMOS ‐ Applications and Mission Performance Evaluation M. Drusch (1) S. Mecklenburg (2) 1: ESA, NL 2: ESA, IT 4‐P‐105 SMOS Long Term trend Analysis performed by Quality Control Operations under the IDEAS Contract F. Martin Porqueras (1) E. Hatton (2) 1: Telespazio VEGA UK SL, ES 2: Telespazio VEGA UK Ltd, ES 4‐P‐106 Current Status of SMOS Quality Control Operations under the IDEAS Contract E. Hatton (1) F. Martin Porqueras (2) 1: Telespazio VEGA UK Ltd, ES 2: Telespazio VEGA UK SL, ES 4‐P‐107 2 years of SMOS and Aquarius Brightness Temperatures Intercalibration. F. Cabot (1) Y. Kerr (1) G. Lagerloef (2) E. Anterrieu (3) 1: CESBIO, FR 2: ESR, US 3: IRAP, FR 4‐P‐108 The Airborne EMIRAD L‐band Radiometer System Used in the CoSMOS Campaigns N. Skou (1) S. Soebjaerg (1) S. Kristensen (1) J. Balling (1) 1: Technical University of Demark, DK 4‐P‐109 SMOS Level 3 and Level 4 Research Products Provided by the Barcelona Expert Center J. Font (1) J. Ballabrera (1) M. Umbert (1) M. Piles (2) J. Martinez (1) A. Turiel (1) C. Gabarro (1) F. Perez (1) M. Portabella (1) N. Hoareau (1) E. Olmedo (1) 1: ICM‐CSIC & SMOS/BEC, ES 2: UPC, ES 4‐P‐110 Towards an Improved Diagnostic of Instrumental Biases and Forward Model Errors in SMOS Observations over the Ocean J. Gourrion (1) J. Tenerelli (2) S. Guimbard (3) 1: ICM/CSIC, ES 2: CLS, Plouzané, FR 3: ICM‐CSIC / SMOS‐BEC, Barcelona, ES 4‐P‐111 Improvement of the SMOS RFI Scenario R. Oliva Balague (1) V. Ruiz (1) E. Daganzo (2) 1: ESAC, ES 2: ESTEC, NL 4‐P‐112 RFI at L‐BAND: AQUARIUS and SMOS D. Le Vine (1) P. de Matthaeis (2) Y. Kerr (3) P. Richaume (3) C. Ruf (4) 1: NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center, US 2: GESTAR, US 3: CESBIO, FR 4: University of Michigan, US 4‐P‐113 SMOS and AQUARIUS SSS in and Around the SPURS/STRASSE Experiment O. Hernandez (1) J. Boutin (1) G. Reverdin (1) N. Martin (1) N. Reul (2) 1: LOCEAN, FR 2: IFREMER, FR 4‐P‐114 Assessment of Sea Surface Salinity obtain from SMOS and Aquarius Satellites over Indian Ocean O. Calla (1) H. Dadhich (2) S. Singhal (1) 1: International Centre for Radio Science, IN 2: International Center for Radio Science, IN 4‐P‐115 The ESA SMOS+SOS Project: Oceanography using SMOS for Innovative Air‐sea Exchange Studies C. Banks (1) C. Gommenginger (1) J. Boutin (2) N. Reul (3) M. Martin (4) E. Ash (5) G. Reverdin (2) C. Donlon (6) 1: National Oceanography Centre, GB 2: LOCEAN, CNRS, FR 3: IFREMER, FR 4: Met Office, GB 5: Satellite Oceanographic Consultants, GB 6: European Space Agency, ESTEC/EOP‐SME, NL 4‐P‐116 Remote Sensed SSS Products in the Context of the SPURS‐MIDAS Campaign S. Guimbard (1) M. Umbert (1) A. Turiel (1) J. Font (1) 1: Institut de Ciencies del Mar ‐ CSIC, ES 4‐P‐117 Dependence of SMOS/MIRAS Brightness Temperatures on Sea Surface Parameters X. Yin (1) J. Boutin (1) N. Martin (1) P. Spurgeon (2) F. Ardhuin (3) N. Reul (3) A. Martin (1) 1: LOCEAN, FR 2: ARGANS, GB 3: IFREMER, FR

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4‐P‐118 Tropical Atlantic salinity variability: New Insights from SMOS E. Tzortzi (1) C. Gommenginger (2) M. Srokosz (2) S. Josey (2) 1: National Oceanography Centre Southampton‐ University of Southampton, GB 2: National Oceanography Centre Southampton, UK, GB 4‐P‐119 Endorsement of SMOS Brightness Temperature Using In‐Situ Buoy Data over Indian Ocean O. Calla (1) H. Dadhich (2) S. Singhal (2) 1: ICRS, IN 2: International Centre for Radio Science, IN 4‐P‐120 Spatio‐Temporal Coherence between Spaceborne Measurements of Salinity and light Absorption in the Amazone Plume Region S. Fournier (1) N. Reul (1) B. Chapron (1) 1: IFREMER, FR 4‐P‐121 Continuing Challenges in Salinity Retrieval for the SMOS Mission J. Tenerelli (1) S. Guimbard (2) J. Gourrion (2) N. Reul (3) 1: CLS, FR 2: Institut de Ciencies del Mar ‐ CSIC, ES 3: IFREMER, FR 4‐P‐122 Concurrent Linking of Soil Moisture and Sea Surface Salinity to the Earth's Water Cycle M. Doubkova (1) D. Fernández‐Prieto (1) M. Klockmann (1) R. Sabia (1) 1: ESA ESRIN, IT 4‐P‐123 Measuring Sea Ice Thickness and Emissivity with SMOS and Aquarius Radiometers C. Gabarro (1) P. Elosegui (2) J. Martinez (1) F. Perez (1) J. Font (1) 1: ICM‐CSIC & SMOS/BEC, ES 2: ICM‐CSIC, ES 4‐P‐124 SMOS‐Next: High Resolution Observations of Soil Moisture and Ocean Salinity. F. Cabot (1) Y. Kerr (1) B. Rouge (1) Y. Soldo (1) G. Lesthievent (2) E. Anterrieu (3) 1: CESBIO, FR 2: CNES, FR 3: IRAP, FR 4‐P‐125 SMOS Calibration and Validation over the Salar de Uyuni M. Escorihuela (1) P. Richaume (2) Y. Kerr (2) 1: isardSAT, ES 2: CESBIO, FR 4‐P‐126 the Sience Products from the SMOS CATDS: From Level 2 to Level 4 Y. Kerr (1) F. Cabot (1) J. Boutin (2) N. Reul (3) T. Pellarin (4) J. Wigneron (5) A. Albitar (1) E. Jacquette (6) L. Berthon (1) S. Guibert (6) C. Larigauderie (6) S. Cherchali (6) S. Bircher (1) S. Tarot (3) T. Delcroix (7) A. Mialon (1) 1: CESBIO, FR 2: LOCEAN, FR 3: IFREMER, FR 4: LTHE, FR 5: INRA‐EPHYSE, FR 6: CNES, FR 1 7: LEGOS, FR 4‐P‐127 Presentation of the CATDS : Description of the SMOS L3 Products Generation and Dissemination S. Guibert (1) S. Tarot (2) F. Cabot (3) J. Hourcastagnou (1) C. Larigauderie (1) Y. Kerr (3) N. Reul (2) J. Boutin (4) 1: CNES, FR 2: IFREMER, FR 3: CESBIO, FR 4: LOCEAN, FR 4‐P‐128 SMOS Soil Moisture Product Validation in Croplands R. Niclos (1) R. Rivas (2) V. García‐Santos (1) C. Doña (1) E. Valor (1) M. Holzman (2) M. Bayala (2) F. Carmona (2) D. Ocampo (2) M. Thibeault (3) A. Soldano (3) 1: University of Valencia, ES 2: Instituto de Hidrología de Llanuras, AR 1 3: Comisión Nacional de Actividades Espaciales, AR 4‐P‐129 Evaluation and Intercomparison of SMOSL3, AMSRE‐LPRM, SM‐DAS‐2, and ERA‐ Interim/Land Soil Moisture products A. Al YAARI (1) J. Wigneron (1) A. Ducharne (2) A. Govind (1) C. Moisy (1) P. de Rosnay (3) R. de Jeu (4) C. Albergel (3) G. Balsamo (3) Y. Kerr (5) 1: Ecologie Fonctionnelle et Physique de l’Environnement (EPHYSE), L'Institut national de la recherche agronomique, Bordeaux, Aq, FR 2: Laboratoire CNRS Sisyphe, Université Pierre et Marie Curie, FR 3: European Centre for Medium‐Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF), GB 4: VU University Amsterdam, Faculty of Earth and Life Sciences, Dept. Earth Sciences, Earth and Climate Cluster, NL 1 5: Centre d'Etudes Spatiales de la BIOsphère (CESBIO), FR

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4‐P‐130 Evaluation of SMOS and ASCAT Soil Moisture Products over Norway using Ground‐ based in Situ Observations A. Griesfeller (1) W. Lahoz (1) T. Svendby (1) L. Haugen (2) W. Wagner (3) W. Dorigo (3) Y. Kerr (4) R. de Jeu (5) 1: NILU, NO 2: NVE, NO 3: TU Wien, AT 4: CESBIO, FR 5: VU Amsterdam, NL 4‐P‐131 Comparison of SMOS Soil Moisture data with ground truth measurements over India O. Calla (1) K. Gadri (1) A. Kalla (1) R. Sharma (1) S. Agrahari (1) G. Rathore (1) 1: International Center for Radio Science, IN 4‐P‐132 High‐resolution Surface Soil Moisture with High Temporal Frequency using Passive/Active MW Synergy M. Escorihuela (1) O. Merlin (2) M. Zribi (2) 1: isardSAT, ES 2: CESBIO, FR 4‐P‐133 An Alternative Roughness Parameterization for Soil Moisture Retrieval from Passive Microwave Observations B. Martens (1) H. Lievens (1) J. Walker (2) R. Panciera (3) M. Tanase (3) A. Monerris (2) Y. Gao (2) X. Wu (2) N. Verhoest (1) 1: Ghent University ‐ Laboratory of Hydrology and Water Management, BE 2: Monash University ‐ Department of Civil Engineering, AU 3: University of Melbourne ‐ Department of Infrastructure Engineering, AU 4‐P‐134 Feasibility of Estimating Soil Surface Roughness and Vegetation Opacity from Disaggregated SMOS Brightness Temperatures C. Mboh (1) C. Montzka (1) P. Kumbhar (1) H. Vereecken (1) 1: Forschungszentrum Juelich, DE 4‐P‐135 Optical, Thermal and L‐Band Sinergies at high Spatial Resolution to Improve SMOS‐ Derived Soil Moisture Maps N. Sanchez (1) J. Martinez‐Fernandez (1) M. Piles (2) M. Vall‐llosera (2) A. Camps (2) S. Sanchez‐Ruiz (1) C. Herrero‐Jimenez (1) A. Gumuzzio (1) 1: Universidad de Salamanca, ES 2: UPC, ES 4‐P‐136 The Global SMOS Microwave Emission Model (SMOS‐MEM) Intercomparison and SMOS Bias Correction for ECMWF Numerical Weather Prediction P. de Rosnay (1) J. Muñoz Sabater (1) M. Drusch (2) C. Albergel (1) B. Gianpaolo (1) S. Boussetta (1) L. Isaksen (1) J. Thépaut (1) 1: European Centre for Medium‐Range Weather Forecasts, GB 2: ESA, 4‐P‐137 Assimilation of the SMOS Soil Moisture Product into a Model of the Global Terrestrial Biosphere M. Scholze (1) J. Grant (1) T. Kaminski (2) W. Knorr (1) M. Vossbeck (2) 1: Lund University, SE 2: FastOpt GmbH, DE 4‐P‐138 Microwave L‐band Dielectric Constant and Brightness Temperature Estimates of Organic‐Rich Soils in the Boreal Zone S. Bircher (1) J. Wigneron (2) F. Demontoux (3) K. Rautiainen (4) J. Pulliainen (4) P. Richaume (1) M. Schwank (5) V. Mironov (6) S. Jaakko (7) Y. Kerr (1) 1: Centre d'Etudes Spatiales de la Biosphère (CESBIO), Toulouse, FR 2: Institut Nationale de la Recherche Agronomique (INRA), Bordeaux, FR 3: Laboratoire de l’Intégration du Matériau au Système (IMS), Bordeaux, FR 4: Finnish Meteorological Insitute (FMI), Helsinki, FI 5: Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research (WSL), Birmensdorf, CH 6: Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Krasnoyarsk, RU 1 7: Department of Radio Science and Engineering, Aalto University, Espoo, FI 4‐P‐139 Downscaling of the SMOS Freeze / Thaw Product using Land Surface Models C. Menard (1) J. Ikonen (2) K. Rautiainen (2) J. Pulliainen (2) M. Drusch (3) 1: FMI, FI 2: Finnish Meteorological Institute, FI 3: ESA, NL 4‐P‐140 L‐Band Microwave Experiment on Russian Investigational Satellite, first Results and Comparison with SMOS Data M. Smirnov (1) A. Khaldin (2) 1: Institute of Radioengineering and Electronics RAS, RU 2: Special Design Bureau of the Institute of Radioengineering and Electronics RAS, RU 142 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

4‐P‐141 Synergy between Soil Moisture from Passive (SMOS) and Active (RADARSAT‐2) Microwave over Berambadi, India S. Tomer (1) A. Al Bitar (1) S. Muddu (2) O. Merlin (1) S. Bandyopadhyay (3) S. Maity (3) S. Corgne (4) Y. Kerr (1) 1: CESBIO, FR 2: IISc, IN 3: ISRO, IN 4: COSTEL, FR Thu-P-10 Soil Moisture 4‐P‐143 Evaluating the consistency of soil moisture products over Europe N. Nicolai‐Shaw (1), H. Mittelbach (1), M. Hirschi (1), W. Dorigo ,S. I. Seneviratne (1) 1: ETH Zurich, CH 2: Vienna University of Technology, AT 4‐P‐144 An Improved Retrieval Algorithm as a Stepping Stone towards the Development of a Consistent CCI Soil Moisture Record R. De Jeu (1) R. Parinussa (1) T. Holmes (2) 1: VU University Amsterdam, NL 2: USDA ARS, US 4‐P‐145 Deriving Soil Hydraulic Properties from Active and Passive Microwave Data F. Jonard (1) L. Weihermüller (1) M. Schwank (2) K. Jadoon (3) H. Vereecken (1) S. Lambot (4) 1: Research Centre Jülich, DE 2: Swiss Federal Institute (WSL), CH 3: King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), SA 4: Université catholique de Louvain (UCL), BE 4‐P‐146 SMALT ‐ Soil Moisture from Altimetry: Product Development R. Smith (1) P. Berry (1) M. Salloway (1) W. Wagner (2) A. Egido (3) J. Benveniste (4) 1: EAPRS Lab, GB 2: IPF TU Wien, AT 3: STARLAB, ES 4: ESA ESRIN, IT 4‐P‐147 Surface Soil Moisture from Multi‐Mission Satellite Radar Altimetry P. Berry (1) M. Dowson (2) J. Carter (3) 1: EAPRS Lab, GB 2: Arnesbury Ltd, GB 3: Queensland Climate Change Centre of Excellence (QCCCE), AU 4‐P‐148 Seasonnal Variations of C‐ and Ku‐bands Basckscattering from Altimeters and Scatterometers over West‐Africa C. Fatras (1) F. Frappart (1) E. Mougin (1) P. Frison (2) G. Faye (3) L. Jarlan (4) 1: Geosciences Environnement Toulouse, FR 2: Université Marne‐la‐vallée, FR 3: Université Cheikh Anta DIOP, SN 4: Cesbio, FR 4‐P‐149 Complementarity of C‐Band and Ku‐Band Radar Data for Phytomass and Soil Moisture Estimation Over a Sahelian Area G. FAYE (1) P. FRISON (2) L. JARLAN (3) E. MOUGIN (4) P. HIERNAUX (4) J. RUDANT (2) 1: Université Cheikh Anta Diop, SN 2: Université Paris‐Est, FR 3: CESBIO, FR 4: Geosciences Environnement Toulouse, FR 4‐P‐150 Near‐Real Time Monitoring of Season Start and Dryness with Scatterometer based Soil Moisture Data in Africa U. Gangkofner (1) E. Haas (1) J. Militzer (1) 1: GeoVille, AT 4‐P‐151 Radar Remote Sensing for Soil Moisture Mapping in a Semiarid Environment A. AMRICHE (1) M. GUERFI (2) N. CHIFF (3) 1: Ecole Nationale Superieure Agronomique (ENSA, Alger), DZ 2: Ecole Nationale Superieure des Sciences de la Mer et de l'Amenagement du Littoral (ENSSMAL, Algiers), DZ 3: Ecole Nationale Superieure Agronomique (ENSA, Algiers), DZ 4‐P‐152 Multi Temporal Soil Moisture Retrieval using Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) R. Panciera (1) M. Tanase (1) K. Lowell (1) J. Walker (2) 1: The University of Melbourne, AU 2: Monash university, AU 4‐P‐153 Evaluation of Various Radar Backscattering Models Using C‐Band and L‐band SAR Data for Soil Moisture Estimation S. Khabazan (1) M. Motagh (2) 1: tehran university, IR 2: GFZ, DE 4‐P‐154 Albedo Accuracy Impact on Evapotranspiration Estimation C. Mattar (1) B. Franch (2) J. Sobrino (2) C. Corbari (3) J. Jiménez‐Muñoz (2) L. Olivera (1) D. Skokovic (2) G. Soria (2) R. Oltra‐Carrió (2) Y. Julien (2) 1: University of Chile, CL 2: University of Valencia, ES 3: Politecnico di Milano, IT 143 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

4‐P‐155 Interactions Between Soil Moisture and Water Body Dynamics in the Zambezi Basin S. Schlaffer (1) P. Matgen (2) F. Köck (3) 1: Vienna University of Technology, Department of Geodesy and Geoinformation, AT 2: Centre de Recherche Public Gabriel Lippmann, LU 3: ETH Zürich, Institute of Environmental Engineering, CH 4‐P‐156 Soil Moisture Characterization using Multi‐Angular Polarimetric Radarsat‐2 Datasets H. Wang (1) S. Allain (2) S. Meric (1) E. Pottier (2) 1: Institut National des Sciences Appliquees de Rennes, FR 2: University of Rennes 1, FR 4‐P‐157 Soil Moisture Retrieval in Semiarid Grassland by using RADARSAT‐2 Satellite Imagery T. Zhang (1) Y. Shao (2) Y. Zhang (2) 1: Institute of Remote Sensing Applications,Chinese Academy of Sciences, CN 2: Institute of Remote Sensing Applications, Chinese Academy of Sciences, CN 4‐P‐158 Integrating Vegetation Phenology in Soil Moisture Change Detection from ASAR Wide Swath Images J. Van doninck (1) B. De Baets (1) N. Verhoest (1) 1: Ghent University, BE 4‐P‐159 Assessment of Backscatter Variations in Tundra Regions with Respect to Uncertainties in Soil Moisture Retrieval E. Högström (1) A. Bartsch (1) 1: Vienna University of Technology, AT 4‐P‐160 Test of an Algorithm for the Estimate of Soil Moisture from C‐band SAR data with a Hydrological Model E. Santi (1) S. Paloscia (1) S. Pettinato (1) C. Notarnicola (2) L. Pasolli (2) A. Pistocchi (2) 1: IFAC ‐ CNR, IT 2: EURAC, IT 4‐P‐161 The Potential of High Resolution Soil Moisture from Active Microwave Remote Sensing for Supporting Precision Viticulture B. Bauer‐Marschallinger (1) F. Greifeneder (2) S. Hasenauer (2) W. Wagner (2) 1: Vienna Technical University, AT 2: Vienna University of Technology, AT Thu-P-11 Research and Applications with Microwaves: Land 4‐P‐163 Arctic Water Body Dynamics: A pan‐Siberian Study of Seasonal Changes in Inundation A. Trofaier (1) W. Rees (1) A. Bartsch (2) 1: Scott Polar Research Institute, University of Cambridge, GB 2: Vienna University of Technology, AT 4‐P‐164 INTOGENER ‐ Demonstration Study on Water Flow Monitoring and Prediction Services E. Motte (1) L. Moreno (1) A. Repucci (1) A. Egido (1) N. Gentile (1) M. Caparrini (1) A. Lutz (2) L. Castro (3) 1: Starlab Barcelona S.L., ES 2: Future Water, NL 3: Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, CL 4‐P‐165 Modelling Water Fluxes during Chinooks over Alberta, Canada M. MacDonald (1) R. Essery (1) J. Pomeroy (2) 1: University of Edinburgh, GB 2: University of Saskatchewan, CA 4‐P‐166 Impact of Doppler Weather Radar obsevations on the Predictions of Squalls M. Das (1) S. Debsarma (1) S. Das (2) M. Chowdhury (3) 1: SAARC Meteorological Research Centre (SMRC), BD 2: National Centre For Medium Range Weather Forecasting (NCMRWF), IN 3: Jahangirnagar University, BD 4‐P‐167 Crop Discrimination using Sentinel‐1 SAR Time Series M. Wooding (1) 1: Remote Sensing Applications Consultants Ltd, GB 4‐P‐168 Identification of Damages Accompanied by Geometrical Structure Changes in Croplands using Radar and Optical Data G. Surek (1) G. Nador (1) D. Gera (1) I. Hubik (1) A. Rotterne Kulcsar (1) C. Torok (1) 1: Institute of Geodesy, Cartography and Remote Sensing (FÖMI), HU 4‐P‐169 LAI Retrieval and Yield Modeling for Winter Wheat with TerraSAR‐X Data Compared to Using Optical Data S. Dotzler (1) H. Bach (1) K. Spannraft (1) S. Migdall (1) T. Hank (2) T. Frank (2) W. Mauser (2) 1: VISTA Remote Sensing in Geosciences GmbH, DE 2: Department of Geography, Ludwig‐Maximilians‐University Munich, DE 144 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

4‐P‐170 Estimation of Cultivated Area in Small Plot Agriculture in Africa for Food Security Purposes F. Holecz (1) F. Collivignarelli (1) M. Barbieri (1) 1: sarmap, CH 4‐P‐171 Improving Grassland Inventories in Ireland ‐ the Contribution of Multi‐Temporal SAR data B. Barrett (1) I. Nitze (1) F. Cawkwell (1) S. Green (2) P. Hallahan (3) K. Black (4) 1: University College Cork (UCC), IE 2: Teagasc, IE 3: Ordnance Survey of Ireland (OSi), IE 4: Forest, Environmental Research and Services Ltd, IE 4‐P‐172 Remote Sensing of Habitat Directive ‐ Wetlands in Sweden K. Wester (1) N. Hahn (1) T. Hedvall (1) K. Eriksson (1) S. Alsam (1) S. Backe (2) U. Gunnarson (3) O. Kellner (4) J. Abenius (5) 1: Brockmann Geomatics Sweden AB, SE 2: County Adm. Norrbotten, SE 3: County Adm. Dalarna, SE 4: County Adm. Gävleborg, SE 5: Swedish Environment Protection Agency, SE 4‐P‐173 Chinese Lakes Behaviours in the Framework of Meteorology and Water Management Practices: EO Based Monitoring Lessons H. Yesou (1) S. Huang (2) C. Huber (1) X. Lai (3) L. Cao (4) C. Uribe (1) X. Chen (5) 1: SERTIT UdS, FR 2: IWHR, CN 3: NIGLAS, CN 4: University of Science and Technology of China, CN 5: LIESMARS, CN 4‐P‐174 Onthe Synergestic Use of ENVISAT/ASAR Imagery and Ancilliary Spatial Data for Wetlands Monitoring B. Marti‐Cardona (1) J. Dolz‐Ripolles (1) 1: Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, ES 4‐P‐175 Assessing the Response of Alpine NATURA2000 Habitat Changes by using Dual Polarized (VV/VH) COSMO‐SkyMed Imagery N. Spindler (1) A. Polychronaki (2) C. Notarnicola (2) 1: Eurac, IT 2: Eurac/ Insitute for Applied Remote Sensing, IT 4‐P‐176 A Methodology to Generate a DEM by Combining Topographic and Bathymetric Data in Fluvial Environments M. Matias (1) A. Falcão (1) A. Gonçalves (1) T. Alvares (2) R. Pestana (1) E. Van Zeller (2) V. Rodrigues (2) S. Heleno (3) 1: IST/ICIST, PT 2: ARHTejo, PT 3: IST/CERENA, PT 4‐P‐177 About the Potential of TanDEM‐X to Assess Complex Topographic Changes J. Kubanek (1) M. Westerhaus (1) B. Heck (1) 1: KIT, DE 4‐P‐178 The Dynamic DEM, Using Radar Interferometry to Complement Elevation Data for Planning Purposes R. Hanssen (1) F. van Leijen (1) 1: Delft University of Technology, NL 4‐P‐179 Examining The Prospect of Remote Sensing Imagery to Detect Sand Rivers with Water Extraction Potential S. Mpala (1) A. Gagnon (1) M. Mansell (1) S. Hussey (2) 1: University of the West of Scotland, GB 2: Dabane Trust, ZW 4‐P‐180 Delineation of the ''Paleo‐Lake Manyara'' in Northern Tanzania using Radar‐ and Multispectral Remote Sensing F. Bachofer (1) G. Quénéhervé (2) M. Maerker (2) V. Hochschild (1) 1: University of Tuebingen, Geosciences, DE 2: Heidelberg Academy of Sciences and Humanities, DE 4‐P‐181 Earth Observation for Monitoring of Various Stages of the Nuclear Fuel Cycle J. Chamberland (1) P. Alasset (1) P. Garrett (1) B. Peter (2) 1: C‐CORE, CA 2: CNSC, CA 4‐P‐182 ENVISAT ASAR Monitoring of the Natural and Archaeological Landscape of Nasca, Peru F. Cigna (1) D. Tapete (2) R. Lasaponara (3) N. Masini (4) 1: British Geological Survey, GB 2: Institute for the Conservation and Valorization of Cultural Heritage, National Research Council, IT 3: Institute of Methodologies for Environmental Analysis, National Research Council, IT 4: Institute for Archaeological and Monumental Heritage, National Research Council, IT 4‐P‐183 Satellite Remote Sensing for Archaeological Applications C. Stewart (1) 1: Tor Vergata University, IT 145 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

4‐P‐184 ERS & ENVISAT SAR : Identification of Seasonally Flooded Areas in Archaeological Contexts (Gujarat, India) N. Devanthéry (1) F. C. Conesa (2) A. Balbo (2) B. Rondelli (2) M. Crosseto (1) M. Madella (2) 1: Active Remote Sensing Unit, Institute of Geomatics, Government of Catalonia‐UPC, ES 2: CaSEs research group, Milà i Fontanals Institution, Spanish National Research Council, ES 4‐P‐185 Monitoring the Urban Expansion of Cairo from 2004 to 2010 through SAR Data using a Non‐Parametric Supervised Classifier J. Delgado Blasco (1) G. Verstraeten (2) R. Hanssen (3) 1: Delft University of Technology & KU Leuven, BE 2: KU Leuven, BE 3: Delft University of Technology, NL 4‐P‐187 Hyper‐Temporal SAR Backscattering Trajectories of Land Cover Over Athens (Greece) V. Kalogirou (1) M. Foumelis (2) P. Ferrazzoli (3) 1: RSAC c/o ESA‐ESRIN, IT 2: ESA‐ ESRIN, IT 3: University of Rome ‐ Tor Vergata, IT 4‐P‐188 Urban Land Cover Classifi cation of Polarimetry Images Using Adaptive Contextual SEM Approach M. Mahdianpari (1) M. Motagh (2) 1: University of Tehran, IR 2: GFZ, DE 4‐P‐189 Multi‐frequency Measurements of Bare and Vegetated Soil Microwave Reflections and Emissions at Various Incidence Angles A. Hambaryan (1) A. Arakelyan (1) A. Arakelyan (1) V. Hambaryan (1) 1: ECOSERV Remote Observation Centre Co.Ltd., AM 4‐P‐190 Assessment of Polarimetric Parameters in L‐Band SAR for Land Cover Classification I. Entezari (1) M. Motagh (2) M. Babak (3) 1: University of Alberta, CA 2: GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, DE 3: International Institute of Earthquake Engineering and Seismology, IR 4‐P‐191 Approche de la Classification Orientee Objet sur les Donnees Radar Polarimetriques PALSAR, RadarSAT‐2 et COSMOSkyMed D. NIAMIEN (1) C. LARDEUX (2) O. DEJOINVILLE (3) P. FRISON (4) J. RUDANT (4) 1: Universite Marne La Vallee, FR 2: ONFI, FR 3: DGA, FR 4: Universite Paris Est Marne La Vallee , FR 4‐P‐192 Classification and Monitoring of Salt Marsh Habitats with Multi‐polarimetric Airborne and Satellite SAR S. van Beijma (1) A. Comber (2) A. Lamb (1) S. Brown (1) 1: Astrium GEO‐Information Services, GB 2: University of Leicester, GB 4‐P‐193 Temporal Variability of SAR Backscatter over Tropical Regions in Tanzania,The Democratic Republic of Congo and Colombia M. Kohling (1) J. Haarpaintner (1) 1: Norut, NO 4‐P‐196 Fusion of Landsat and ERS2 Data for Object‐based Land Use/land Cover Classification in the Ukraine J. Stefanski (1) O. Chaskovskyy (2) P. Griffiths (3) V. Havryluk (2) J. Knorn (3) N. Korol (2) T. Kuemmerle (4) A. Sieber (4) B. Waske (1) 1: University of Bonn, Institute of Geodesy and Geoinformation , DE 2: Ukrainian National Forestry University, Lviv, UA 3: Geomatcis Lab, Humboldt‐University of Berlin , DE 4: Biogeography and Conservation Biology Group, Humboldt‐University of Berlin , DE 4‐P‐197 Comparison of Land C Bands Radar Time Series for the Monitoring of Sahelian Area P. FRISON (1) G. MERCIER (2) E. MOUGIN (3) P. HIERNAUX (3) C. LARDEUX (1) J. RUDANT (1) 1: Université Paris‐Est, FR 2: Telecom Bretagne, FR 3: Geosciences Environnement Toulouse, FR 4‐P‐198 Comparison of Multi‐frequency SAR Land Cover Signatures for Multi‐site Semi‐arid Regions of Africa B. Spies (1) S. Brown (1) A. Lamb (1) H. Balzter (2) P. Fisher (2) 1: Astrium GEO‐ Information Services, GB 2: University of Leicester, GB

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Thu-P-12 InSAR 4‐P‐200 Assumptions, Accuracy of Parameter Settings in the inversion from Tropospheric Status to Radar Path Delays W. Gong (1) F. Meyer (1) 1: Geophysical Institute, UAF, US 4‐P‐201 A Tropospheric Correction Method for Short and Long‐Swath InSAR Processing. D. Bekaert (1) T. Wright (1) A. Hooper (2) R. Walters (1) 1: University of Leeds, GB 2: Delft University of Technology, NL 4‐P‐202 Exploring the Benefits of Stratified Tropospheric Delay Corrections using Global Atmospheric Models in InSAR R. Jolivet (1) P. Agram (1) M. Simons (1) M. Doin (2) N. Lin (1) G. Peltzer (3) 1: California Institute of Technology, US 2: ISTerre, CNRS, FR 3: University of California, Los Angeles, US 4‐P‐203 Atmospheric Delay Correction in TerraSAR‐X by MERIS, MODIS and GPS S. Jafari (1) M. Motagh (2) S. Vajedian (3) 1: University of Tafresh, IR 2: GFZ, DE 3: University of Tehran, IR 4‐P‐204 SAR Sub‐Band Splitting for Reducing Ionospheric Effects on L‐Band InSAR Measurements Z. Li (1) D. Derauw (2) W. Feng (1) 1: University of Glasgow, GB 2: Centre Spatial de Liège, BE 4‐P‐205 Analysis of Temporal Smoothing for Separation of Deformation and Atmospheric InSAR Time Series Signals R. Holley (1) G. Wadge (2) H. Larkin (1) 1: NPA Satellite Mapping, GB 2: NCEO, University of Reading, GB 4‐P‐206 Effective Atmospheric Modelling of Soufrire Hills Volcano, Montserrat for Space Geodesy T. Webb (1) G. Wadge (1) 1: University of Reading, GB 4‐P‐207 InSAR Observation and Numerical Modeling of the Water Vapor Signal during 2008 Seino Heavy Rain Event, Central Japan Y. Kinoshita (1) M. Shimada (2) M. Furuya (1) 1: Natural History Sciences, Hokkaido University, JP 2: Earth Observation Research Center, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, JP 4‐P‐208 Mapping the Atmosphere Precipitable Water Vapor: The Experience with Envisat‐asar and Terrasar‐X P. Mateus (1) G. Nico (2) J. Catalao (1) 1: Instituto Dom Luiz, Universidade de Lisboa, PT 2: CNR‐IAC, IT 4‐P‐209 Wrapped Interferograms Enhanced by MuLSAR Method : Applications and Comparison to Other Methods B. PINEL‐PUYSSEGUR (1) M. KARNOUKIAN (1) R. GRANDIN (2) C. LASSERRE (3) M. DOIN (3) G. QUIN (1) P. LOREAUX (1) 1: CEA, FR 2: IPGP, FR 3: ISTERRE, FR 4‐P‐210 3‐D Synthetic Aperture Radar Interferometry Phase Unwrapping Using Extended Kalman Filters B. Osmanoglu (1) S. Wdowinski (2) T. Dixon (3) 1: University of Alaska‐Fairbanks, US 2: University of Miami ‐ RSMAS, US 3: University of South Florida, US 4‐P‐211 Correcting Phase Unwrapping Errors in X‐band Coseismic Interferograms using Pixel Offsets and Quadtree Partitioning T. Wang (1) S. Jónsson (1) A. Ahmet (1) 1: King Abdullah University of Science and Technology , SA 4‐P‐212 A Multiscale Method to Mitigate Topographically Correlated Delays and Orbital Errors for InSAR Measurements S. Vajedian (1) M. Motagh (2) F. Nilfouroushan (3) 1: Tehran University, IR 2: GFZ, DE 3: Uppsala University, SE

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4‐P‐213 Accurate Coregistration of Mixed Scenes of Stationary and Non‐Stationary Areas for DInSAR Applications D. Riva (1) L. Giovannini (1) D. Giudici (1) R. Piantanida (1) 1: Aresys srl, IT 4‐P‐214 Improved Methods for Matching Process between SAR Image Pairs for Both Long and Short Baselines A. Eftekhari (1) A. Ghannadi (1) M. Motagh (2) M. saadatseresht (1) 1: University Of Tehran, IR 2: GFZ , DE 4‐P‐215 A New Approach for SAR Images Matching Based on Optimal Gradient Filter and Multi‐ Window Method M. Ghannadi (1) S. Mohamad (1) e. akram (1) M. Mahdi (1) 1: University of Tehran, IR 4‐P‐216 Phase Statistics of SAR Interferometric Stacks S. Samiei Esfahany (1) R. Hanssen (1) 1: Delft University of Technology, NL 4‐P‐217 3‐D Imaging of Persistent Scatterers in Urban Areas using an ENVISAT/ASAR Interferometric Stack O. Frey (1) I. Hajnsek (2) U. Wegmuller (3) C. Werner (3) 1: ETH Zurich / Gamma Remote Sensing, CH 2: ETH Zurich / DLR, CH 3: Gamma Remote Sensing, CH 4‐P‐218 Persistent Scatterers from TerraSAR‐X Data Stacks: Localization Precision and Deformation Regimes in Urban Areas S. Gernhardt (1) S. Auer (1) R. Bamler (2) 1: Chair of Remote Sensing Technology, TUM, DE 2: Chair of Remote Sensing Technology, TUM & Remote Sensing Technology Institute, DLR, DE 4‐P‐219 Precise Geolocation of Persistent Scatterers Aided and Validated by a Lidar DTM L. Chang (1) P. Dheenathayalan (1) R. Hanssen (1) 1: Delft University of Technology , NL 4‐P‐220 Enhanced PSP SAR Interferometry Analysis of Structures and Natural Terrains: Method and Application to COSMO‐SkyMed Data M. Costantini (1) F. Minati (1) F. Trillo (1) F. Vecchioli (1) 1: e‐GEOS ‐ an ASI/Telespazio company, IT 4‐P‐221 Correlation Between Landforms and Ground Deformation at Nisyros Volcano (Greece) S. Camiz (1) E. Papageorgiou (2) M. Poscolieri (2) M. Poscolieri (2) I. Parcharidis (3) 1: Department of Mathematics, University 'La Sapienza', Rome, IT 2: CNR‐IDASC , IT 3: Harokopio University of Athens, GR 4‐P‐222 Optimization of the Coherence Estimation Window Size Aiming at Growing Stock Volume Retrieval in Siberian Forest M. Stelmaszczuk‐Gorska (1) C. Thiel (1) C. Schmullius (1) 1: Friedrich‐Schiller University, Jena, DE 4‐P‐223 The Integrated Wide Area Processor (IWAP): A Processor for Wide Area Persistent Scatterer Interferometry F. Rodriguez Gonzalez (1) N. Adam (1) A. Parizzi (1) R. Brcic (1) 1: German Aerospace Center (DLR), DE 4‐P‐224 A new Open Source Toolbox for Interferometric Time‐Series Processing and Data Analysis P. Marinkovic (1) Z. Perski (2) 1: PPO.labs, NL 2: Polish‐Geological Institute ‐ National research Institute, Carpathian Branch, PL 4‐P‐225 Generic InSAR Analysis Toolbox ‐ GIAnT P. Agram (1) R. Jolivet (1) B. Riel (1) Y. Lin (1) M. Simons (1) E. Hetland (2) M. Doin (3) C. Lasserre (3) 1: California Institute of Technology, US 2: University of Michigan, US 3: ISTerre, CNRS, UJF Grenoble, FR 4‐P‐226 ViStaMPS: the Application for Viewing and Manipulating StaMPS Results J. Sousa (1) L. Magalhaes (1) A. Ruiz (2) A. Sousa (1) G. Cardoso (1) 1: University of Tras‐os‐Montes e Alto Douro, PT 2: University of Jaen, ES

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4‐P‐227 Project of InSAR Vector Velocity Measurements of the Sea Surface S. Pereslegin (1) D. Ivonin (1) 1: P.P. Shirshov Institute of Oceanology, RU 4‐P‐228 Maritime SAR Interferometry P. Tarikhi (1) 1: Alborz Space Center, IR 4‐P‐229 The interferometic use of bi‐static TanDEM‐X mission data for sea ice monitoring J. Anderssohn (1) O. Lang (1) P. Lumsdon (1) M. Riedmann (1) K. Partington (2) 1: Astrium Services, DE 2: Polar Imaging Limited, GB Thu-P-13 Cryospheric and Polar Processes 4‐P‐231 Monitoring of Swedish Palsas using very High‐Resolution Satellite Data K. Wester (1) W. Per (1) S. Backe (2) T. Hedvall (1) U. Gunnarson (3) J. Abenius (4) 1: Brockmann Geomatics Sweden AB, SE 2: County Adm. Norrbotten, SE 3: County Adm. Dalarna, SE 4: Swedish Environment Protection Agency, SE 4‐P‐232 Utilization of the DUE Permafrost Service for Integration of in Situ Measurements for Multi‐scale Studies A. Bartsch (1) B. Heim (2) K. Elger (2) E. Högström (1) 1: Vienna University of Technology, AT 2: AWI, DE 4‐P‐233 Plateau Lake and Cyrosphere Dynamic Analyzing in 1990s and 2000s for Tibetan Plateau G. Li (1) H. Lin (1) F. Chen (2) 1: Institute of Space and Earth Information Science, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, HK 2: he Institute of Remote Sensing and Digital Earth, Chinese Academy of Sciences, CN 4‐P‐234 Monitoring Ice‐onset on Lakes and Rivers in Northern Siberia with TerraSAR‐X Imagery J. Sobiech (1) W. Dierking (1) 1: Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research, DE 4‐P‐235 Remote Study of Thermokarst Processes Changes under Global Warming in Siberian Permafrost Y. Polishchuk (1) G. Kochergin (1) V. Polishchuk (1) N. Bryksina (1) Y. Polishchuk (1) G. Kochergin (1) V. Polishchuk (1) N. Bryksina (1) 1: Ugra research institute of information technologies, RU 4‐P‐236 Impact of Freezing on ALOS PALSAR Interferometric Coherence in Central Siberia C. Thiel (1) C. Schmullius (1) 1: Friedrich‐Schiller‐University Jena, DE Thu-P-14 Ice Sheets and Glaciers 4‐P‐238 On the Potential of Fully‐Automated Glacier Mapping for Area Change Assessment F. Paul (1) T. Bolch (1) N. Moelg (1) 1: University of Zurich, CH 4‐P‐239 Glacier Surge in West Kunlun Shan, NW Tibet Detected by Synthetic Aperture Radar T. Yasuda (1) M. Furuya (1) 1: Hokkaido University, JP 4‐P‐240 Investigation of Surge Dynamics on the Glaciers in the Karakoram Region and Alaska using TerraSAR‐X and TanDEM‐X Data S. Vijay (1) M. Rankl (1) B. Matthias (1) 1: Friedrich‐Alexander‐Universität Erlangen‐ Nürnberg, DE 4‐P‐241 Evolution of Himalayan Glaciers Dynamic with the use of SAR Interferometry A. Dehecq (1) N. Gourmelen (2) E. Trouve (1) 1: Université de Savoie, FR 2: University of Edinburgh, GB 4‐P‐242 Change of Area and ELA in the Glacier Systems of the NE Asia Defined by Sattellite Imegery M. Ananicheva (1) M. Ananicheva (1) M. Ananicheva (1) 1: Institute of geography RAS, RU 4‐P‐243 Mapping of Arctic Glaciers in the Barents Sea by using TanDEM‐X: DEM Analysis for Observing Current Variations M. Breunig (1) S. Wagenbrenner (2) A. Wendleder (1) B. Wessel (1) A. Roth (1) 1: DLR, DE 2: SLU , DE 149 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

4‐P‐244 Svalbard Tidewater Glacier Response to Climate A. Luckman (1) D. Mansell (2) 1: Swansea University, GB 2: Exeter University, GB 4‐P‐245 Glacier Surface Melt Characterization and Trend Analysis in Novaya Zemlya and Severnaya Zemlya from Microwave Datasets J. Ramage (1) M. Zhao (1) K. Semmens (1) 1: Lehigh University, US 4‐P‐246 Investigating the Impact of a Glacial Lake Flooding (GLOF) on the Inylchek Glacier Flow Regime by Means of Radar Data J. Neelmeijer (1) M. Motagh (1) H. Wetzel (1) 1: Helmholtz Centre Potsdam, GFZ, DE 4‐P‐247 Annual and Inter‐Annual Investigation of Supra‐Glacial Lakes on the West Greenland Ice Sheet M. Johansson (1) I. Brown (1) P. Jansson (1) 1: Stockholm University, SE 4‐P‐248 Resolving trends in Antarctic Ice Sheet Mass Loss Through Spatio‐temporal Kalman Filtering N. Schön (1) A. Zammit‐Mangion (1) J. Rougier (1) J. Bamber (1) 1: University of Bristol, GB Thu-P-15 Sea ice 4‐P‐249 Cryoclim: A new Operational System and Service for Climate Monitoring of the Cryosphere R. Solberg (1) M. Killie (2) L. Andreassen (3) M. König (4) 1: Norwegian Computing Center, NO 2: Norwegian Meteorological Institute, NO 3: Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate, NO 4: Norwegian Polar Institute, NO 4‐P‐250 The Arctic Science Partnership (ASP) ‐ a New International Network to Examine the Effects of Arctic Climate Change. L. Barber (1) S. Rysgaard (1) D. Barber (1) 1: University of Manitoba, CA 4‐P‐251 The Changing Icescape About the Mertz Glacier Polynya, East Antarctica, and its Impacts N. Young (1) 1: ACE CRC, AU 4‐P‐252 The Integrated Climate Data Centre (ICDC) and its Current and Future Services Related to Sea Ice Data S. Kern (1) R. Sadikni (1) L. Kaleschke (1) A. Rösel (1) V. Gouretski (1) A. Jahnke‐ Bornemann (1) D. Stammer (1) 1: CliSAP, University of Hamburg, DE 4‐P‐253 Development and Validation of a Sea Ice Concentration Processing Chain for the First Phase of ESA CCI T. Lavergne (1) E. Nielsen (2) K. Larsen (2) S. Eastwood (1) R. Tonboe (2) L. Toudal Pedersen (2) 1: Norwegian Meteorological Institute, NO 2: Denmarks Meteorological Institute, DK 4‐P‐254 SAR Polarimetry for Classification of Sea Ice: a Comparison of Physical Based Algorithms on ICESAR Data A. Marino (1) W. Dierking (2) I. Hajnsek (3) C. Wesche (2) 1: ETH Zurich, CH 2: AWI, DE 3: ETH Zurich & DLR, DE 4‐P‐255 On Sea Ice Characterization by Multi‐Frequency SAR Systems J. Grahn (1) T. Eltoft (1) C. Brekke (1) B. Holt (2) 1: UiT, NO 2: JPL, US 4‐P‐256 How RADARSAT‐2 ScanSAR Cross‐Polarization Imagery can Enhance Sea Ice Motion Detection. A. Komarov (1) D. Barber (1) 1: University of Manitoba, CA 4‐P‐257 Ice Charting Services and Developments with Cosmo‐SkyMed M. Angelucci (1) J. Karvonen (2) P. Eriksson (2) 1: e‐GEOS, IT 2: FMI, FI 4‐P‐258 Measuring the Area of Antarctic Polynyas with Cosmo‐SkyMed SAR‐X Images F. Parmiggiani (1) M. Moctezuma Flores (2) L. Lopez Lopez (2) 1: ISAC‐CNR, IT 2: UNAM, MX

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4‐P‐259 Sea Ice‐ocean Modelling of the Antarctic Shelf Seas A. Petty (1) D. Feltham (2) P. Holland (3) 1: UCL, GB 2: Reading University, GB 3: British Antarctic Survey, GB 4‐P‐260 Characterization of Ice Cover Extent from MODIS Imagery during Different Winter Scenarios in the Gulf of Riga,Baltic Sea L. Raag (1) R. Uiboupin (1) L. Sipelgas (1) 1: Tallinn University of Technology, EE 4‐P‐261 On the Wind‐Wave Roughness of Melt Ponds on First‐Year Sea Ice R. Scharien (1) D. Barber (1) 1: University of Manitoba, CA 4‐P‐262 Iceberg Drift in the Western Weddell Sea Region: Observed and Modeled C. Wesche (1) W. Dierking (2) T. Rackow (2) 1: Alfred Wegener Institute, DE 2: AWI, DE 4‐P‐263 Svalbard Sea Ice Mapping Service at NERSC A. Korosov (1) T. Hamre (1) M. Babiker (1) S. Sandven (1) 1: Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Center, NO 4‐P‐264 Status of the OSI SAF Sea Ice Products S. Eastwood (1) R. Tonboe (2) T. Lavergne (1) E. Nielsen (2) K. Larsen (2) G. Dybkjaer (2) M. Killie (1) L. Breivik (1) 1: Norwegian Meteorological Institute, NO 2: Danish Meteorological Institute, DK Thu-P-16 New Mission Concepts 4‐P‐265 On Reducing Temporal Aliasing with m‐High‐Low SST M. Murböck (1) R. Pail (1) T. Gruber (1) E. Reußner (1) 1: TU München, Institute of Astronomical and Physical Geodesy, DE 4‐P‐266 Influence of Ground‐Track Pattern Distribution of Double Inline Satellite Pair on Quality of the Gravity Solutions S. Iran Pour (1) T. Reubelt (1) N. Sneeuw (1) 1: University of Stuttgart, DE 4‐P‐267 Dual‐frequency, Multi‐polarization Scatterometric‐radiometric System for Sea Surface Mapping and Parameters Retrieval A. Arakelyan (1) A. Hambaryan (1) A. Arakelyan (1) 1: ECOSERV Remote Observation Centre Co.Ltd., AM 4‐P‐268 Radiometric Measurements of Clear and Cloudy Sky Brightness Temperatures at C‐, Ku‐, and Ka‐band of Frequencies A. Arakelyan (1) A. Hambaryan (1) H. Vardan (1) A. Arakelyan (1) 1: ECOSERV Remote Observation Centre Co.Ltd., AM Thu-P-17 EE7 Mission Candidate Supporting Studies (CoReH2O and PREMIER) 4‐P‐270 Evaluation of Airborne X‐ and Ku‐Band SAR Measurements over Snow Covered Tundra C. Derksen (1) P. Toose (1) J. King (2) J. Lemmetyinen (3) P. Marsh (1) A. Royer (4) A. Coccia (5) A. Meta (5) T. Nagler (6) H. Rott (6) D. Schuettemeyer (7) L. Wang (1) 1: Environment Canada, CA 2: University of Waterloo, CA 3: Finnish Meteorological Institute, FI 4: Universite de Sherbrooke, CA 5: MetaSensing, NL 1 6: ENVEO, AT 1 7: European Space Agency, NL 4‐P‐271 Compensation of Forest Effect for the Retrieval of Snow Mass: A Contribution to the CoReH2O Mission G. Macelloni (1) F. Montomoli (1) M. Brogioni (1) G. Fontanelli (1) J. Lemmetyinen (2) J. Pulliainen (2) V. Karl (3) I. Hajnsek (4) M. Kern (5) H. Rott (3) 1: IFAC ‐ CNR, IT 2: FMI, FI 3: Enveo, AT 4: DLR‐ ETH, DE 5: ESA ‐ ESTEC, NL 4‐P‐272 SnowSAR Acquisition Campaigns in 2013 Winter over Austrian Alps and Northern Canada A. Coccia (1) L. Marotti (2) E. Imbembo (2) C. Trampuz (1) A. Meta (1) 1: MetaSensing, NL 2: Sarmore, DE

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4‐P‐273 Measurement of the UTLS Composition with Mmw Spectroscopy: MARSCHALS Results in Polar, Mid‐Latitude and Tropical Regions B. Dinelli (1) E. Castelli (1) S. Del Bianco (2) U. Cortesi (2) M. Gai (2) D. Gerber (3) B. Moyna (3) M. Oldfield (3) S. Rea (3) R. Siddans (3) B. Kerridge (3) 1: ISAC‐CNR, IT 2: IFAC‐CNR, IT 3: STFC‐RAL, GB 4‐P‐274 Latest Results from the Preparatory Studies for PREMIER M. van Weele (1) B. Kerridge (2) M. Hegglin (3) J. McConnell (4) D. Murtagh (5) J. Orphal (6) V. Peuch (7) M. Riese (8) J. Langen (9) 1: KNMI, NL 2: RAL, GB 3: U. of reading, GB 4: U. of York, CA 5: Chalmers University, SE 6: KIT, DE 7: ECMWF, GB 8: FZ Juelich, DE 9: ESA/ESTEC, NL Thu-P-18 EE 8 Candidates 4‐P‐276 CarbonSat: Error analysis for XCO2, XCH4 and Vegetation Fluorescence from Nadir Observations Over Land M. Buchwitz (1) H. Bovensmann (1) M. Reuter (1) J. Heymann (1) O. Schneising (1) J. Burrows (1) H. Boesch (2) O. Landgraf (3) A. Galli (4) J. Chimot (5) Y. Meijer (6) B. Sierk (6) A. Löscher (6) P. Ingmann (6) F. Breon (7) 1: Institute of Environmental Physics (IUP), University of Bremen, FB1, DE 2: Univ. Leicester, GB 3: SRON, NL 4: Univ. Bern, CH 1 5: Noveltis, FR 1 6: ESA ESTEC, NL 1 7: LSCE, FR 4‐P‐277 Exploitation of Airborne Hyperspectral Data to Retrieve Vegetation Chlorophyll Fluorescence S. Cogliati (1) M. Rossini (1) C. Panigada (1) R. Colombo (1) 1: University of Milan‐ Bicocca, IT 4‐P‐278 FLEX End‐to‐End Mission Performance Simulator Architecture Design using a Generic Reference Architecture for EO Missions J. Vicent (1) N. Sabater (1) L. Alonso (1) J. Verrelst (1) J. Rivera (1) C. Tenjo (1) J. Moreno (1) 1: Laboratory of Earth Observation, University of Valencia, ES 4‐P‐279 C‐MAPExp: Airborne Remote and In‐Situ Sensing of Gradients in CO2 and CH4 to Constrain Surface Emission H. Bovensmann (1) K. Gerilowski (1) T. Krings (1) S. Krautwurst (1) M. Buchwitz (1) J. Burrows (1) B. Neininger (2) D. Oldani (2) B. Schneider (2) C. Lindemann (3) T. Ruhtz (3) D. Schüttemeyer (4) 1: University of Bremen, DE 2: METAIR, CH 1 3: FU Berlin, DE 1 4: ESA ESTEC, NL 4‐P‐280 Aerosol Information From High‐Resolution Oxygen A‐Band Measurements From Space A. Geddes (1) H. Boesch (1) 1: University of Leicester, GB Thu-P-19 ADM Aeolus 4‐P‐282 ADM‐Aeolus CAL/VAL Preparations A. Straume (1) P. Ingmann (1) D. Schuettemeyer (1) O. LeRille (1) H. Nett (1) F. de Bruin (1) A. Elfving (1) W. Lengert (2) B. Bojkov (2) A. Dehn (2) S. Casadio (3) 1: ESA, NL 2: ESA, IT 1 3: SERCO, IT 4‐P‐283 Expected NWP Impact of Continuous Mode Aeolus Wind Data A. Horanyi (1) M. Rennie (1) L. Isaksen (1) 1: European Centre for Medium‐Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF), GB 4‐P‐284 ALADIN Observations of Aerosol Optical Properties and their Use For Atmospheric Research A. Ansmann (1) D. Huber (2) 1: Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research, (TROPOS), DE 2: DoRIT, DE Thu-P-20 EarthCARE 4‐P‐286 Monitoring and Calibration Activities in Support to the EarthCARE Mission F. Niro (1) T. Fehr (2) C. Caspar (2) 1: Serco SpA, IT 2: ESA/ESRIN, IT 152 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

4‐P‐287 Lidar Ratios and Depolarization Ratios of Arabian, Saharan, Turkish Dust, and of Complex Mixtures of Dust, Smoke, and Urban Haze Over the AERONET/EARLINET Site at Limassol, Cyprus R. Mamouri (1) A. Nisantzi (1) D. Hadjimitsis (1) A. Ansmann (2) 1: Cyprus University of Technology (CUT), Department of Civil Engineering and Geomatics, CY 2: Cyprus Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research University of Technology (CUT), Department of Civil Engineering and Geomatics, DE Thu-P-21 Clouds and Aerosols 4‐P‐289 Variability in the Stratospheric Aerosol Load from SCIAMACHY Limb‐scatter Observations L. Brinkhoff (1) F. Ernst (1) A. Rozanov (1) C. von Savigny (2) R. Hommel (1) H. Bovensmann (1) J. Burrows (1) 1: Institute of Environmental Physics and Remote Sensing, University of Bremen, DE 2: Ernst‐Moritz‐Arndt‐University of Greifswald, DE 4‐P‐290 Global Stratospheric Aerosol Measurements over the Past Decade A. Bourassa (1) D. Degenstein (1) 1: University of Saskatchewan, CA 4‐P‐291 Retrieval of Aerosol Parameters from the Oxygen A Band in the Presence of Chlorophyll Fluorescence A. Sanders (1) J. De Haan (1) 1: Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI), NL 4‐P‐292 Sensitivity Study for the Derivation of Aerosol Height Using the O2A Band and First Applications to GOSAT A. Hollstein (1) J. Fischer (2) 1: Institute for Space Sciences, Freie Universität Berlin, DE 2: Freie Universität Berlin, DE 4‐P‐293 Inter annual and Seasonal Variability in ARF at a Location in the Sub Himalayan Region of North‐East India B. Pathak (1) P. Bhuyan (1) J. Biswas (1) 1: Dibrugarh University, IN 4‐P‐294 Studying 15 years of Absorbing Aerosol Index (AAI) data L. Tilstra (1) M. De Graaf (1) O. Tuinder (1) P. Stammes (1) 1: KNMI, NL 4‐P‐295 Retrieval of Aerosol Optical Properties for Cloudy Scenes from METOP M. Grzegorski (1) G. Poli (1) R. Lang (1) R. Munro (1) 1: EUMETSAT, DE 4‐P‐296 Observing Aerosol Extinction in the Nadir and Limb Using Hyperspectral Instruments A. Smith (1) A. Dudhia (1) R. Grainger (1) 1: University of Oxford, GB 4‐P‐297 Characterization of Dust Coarse Mode Aerosols in the Infrared from IASI and Comparison with PARASOL and AERONET V. Capelle (1) A. Chédin (1) M. Siméon (1) C. Tsamalis (1) C. Pierangelo (2) R. Armante (1) C. Crevoisier (1) L. Crépeau (1) N. Scott (1) 1: LMD/CNRS, FR 2: CNES, FR 4‐P‐298 Potential of a Conically scanning Doppler 94 GHz Radar for Observing Winds in Extreme Weather Event Cloud Systems A. Battaglia (1) S. Tanelli (2) P. Kollias (3) B. Rommen (4) N. Humpage (1) 1: University of Leicester, GB 2: UCLA, US 3: McGill University, CA 4: ESA‐ESTEC, NL 4‐P‐299 A MIPAS Cloud‐Aerosol Index and Top height Product H. Sembhi (1) D. P. Moore (2) T. Trent (2) J. Remedios (1) 1: University of Leicester , GB 2: NCEO/University of Leicester , GB 4‐P‐300 A Study of the Life Cycle of Cirrus Clouds Based on METEOSAT‐SEVIRI IR Data I. Huber (1) S. Kox (1) V. Margarita (1) 1: DLR, DE 4‐P‐301 Impact of Unresolved Cloud Variability on Cloud Retrievals for Sentinel 5 Precursor S. Gimeno Garcia (1) D. Loyola (1) O. Schuessler (1) R. Heinze (2) T. Trautmann (1) 1: DLR‐IMF, DE 2: Leibniz Universität Hannover, DE 4‐P‐302 Preliminary Results of Cloud Property Retrieval Algorithm for TROPOMI Aboard Sentinel‐5 Precursor L. Lelli (1) A. Kokhanovsky (1) V. Rozanov (1) M. Vountas (1) J. Burrows (1) 1: University of Bremen, DE 153 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

4‐P‐303 Assessing the Diurnal Cycle of Cloud Properties Using SEVIRI and MODIS J. Meirink (1) B. Maddux (1) 1: Royal Dutch Meteorological Institute(KNMI), NL Thu-P-22 Atmosphere (Optical/IR) 4‐P‐305 Evaluation of ESA's Aerosol‐cci Data Products for the Norwegian National Monitoring of Aerosols K. Stebel (1) C. Toledano (2) V. Aaltonen (3) T. Carlund (4) G. de Leeuw (3) P. Glantz (5) D. Grainger (6) B. Hakansson (7) A. Herber (8) T. Holzer‐Popp (9) S. Kratzer (4) P. North (10) D. Ramon (11) R. Siddans (12) D. Tanre (13) W. von Hoyningen‐Hüne (14) C. Wehrli (15) G. Zibordi (16) P. Sobolewski (17) 1: NILU, NO 2: Univ. Valladolid, GOA, ES 3: FMI, FI 4: SMHI , SE 5: Stockholm Univ. –ITM, SE 6: Oxford Univ., GB 7: Univ. of Helsinki, FI 8: AWI, DE 1 9: DLR, DE 1 10: Swansea Univ., GB 1 11: HYGEOS, FR 1 12: RAL, GB 1 13: CNRS– LOA, FR 1 14: Univ. of Bremen, DE 1 15: PMOD/WRC, CH 1 16: JRC, IT 1 17: ONET, PL 4‐P‐306 Determining Aerosol Radiative Effect Using Satellite Retrievals P. Kolmonen (1) L. Sogacheva (1) E. Rodriguez (1) T. Virtanen (1) A. Sundström (2) G. de Leeuw (3) 1: Finnish Meteorological Institute, FI 2: University of Helsinki, FI 3: Finnish Meteorological Institute, University of Helsinki, FI 4‐P‐307 Urban Air Pollution Mapping with the Airborne Prism Experiment (APEX) Imaging Spectrometer D. Brunner (1) C. Popp (2) C. Hueglin (1) A. Damm (3) 1: Empa, Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology, CH 2: Smithsonian Institution, US 3: Remote Sensing Laboratories, University of Zurich, CH 4‐P‐308 The Successive Order of Scattering Radiative Transfer Code ‐ Simulation of the Polarized Light with Gaseous Absorption B. Lafrance (1) 1: CS SI, FR 4‐P‐309 Aerosol Climatology and AOD Trends over the Mediterranean from the MODIS 10x10km Aerosol Product D. Paronis (1) A. Retalis (1) F. Dulac (2) M. Mallet (3) 1: National Observatory of Athens, GR 2: CEA, FR 3: Laboratoire Aerologie‐UMR 5560, FR 4‐P‐310 Distribution of PM10 in Urban Athens as Obtained with the use of MERIS ‐ Assessment of Potential Health Impact C. Cartalis (1) D. Asimakopoulos (1) G. Karvounis (1) 1: University of Athens, GR 4‐P‐311 Estimating AOD using a Quad‐Modal Size Distribution W. Davies (1) P. North (1) 1: Swansea University, GB 4‐P‐312 Long‐term Datasets of Aerosol and Surface Reflectance from ERS‐2, ENVISAT and Sentinel‐3 P. North (1) A. Heckel (1) W. Davies (1) S. Bevan (1) 1: Swansea University, GB 4‐P‐313 MACCS ‐ Multi Mission Level 2 & Level 3 Images Production Software T. Feuvrier (1) C. Ruffel (1) 1: CS‐SI, FR Thu-P-23 Volcanic Emissions 4‐P‐315 Retrieval of Ash Plume Altitude from IASI TIR Radiances: A Feasibility Study. S. Vandenbussche (1) N. Theys (1) L. Clarisse (2) S. Kochenova (1) A. Vandaele (1) N. Kumps (1) M. De Mazière (1) 1: Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy, BE 2: Free University of Brussels, BE 4‐P‐316 Study on anEnd‐To‐End System for Volcanic Ash Plume Monotoring and Prediction‐ Smash M. Tampellini (1) F. Ferrucci (2) S. Tait (2) S. Corradini (3) C. Spinetti (3) F. Buongiorno (3) E. Carboni (4) V. Pieter (5) M. Sofiev (6) 1: CGS SpA , IT 2: IPGP, FR 3: INGV, IT 4: University of Oxford, GB 5: DLR , DE 6: FMI, FI

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4‐P‐317 The Volcanic Ash Strategic Initiative Team (VAST) ‐ Operational Testing of Ash Prediction Services for Global Aviation G. Wotawa (1) D. Arnold (1) S. Eckhardt (2) N. Kristiansen (2) C. Maurer (1) F. Prata (3) A. Stohl (2) C. Zehner (4) 1: ZAMG, AT 2: NILU, NO 3: NILU, AT 4: ESA ESRIN, IT 4‐P‐318 OMI Direct Broadcast ‐ Real Time Arctic view with two Receiving Stations S. Hassinen (1) J. Tamminen (1) S. Tukiainen (1) J. Hakkarainen (1) N. Krotkov (2) P. Veefkind (3) J. Joiner (2) J. Cable (4) O. Aulamo (1) T. Pirttijärvi (1) J. Heilimo (1) 1: FMI, FI 2: NASA, US 3: KNMI, NL 4: UAF/GINA, US Thu-P-24 Data Assimilation 4‐P‐320 Preliminary Assessment of GCOM‐W1/AMSR2 Radiance Data with a Numerical Prediction Model M. Kazumori (1) 1: Japan Meteorological Agency, JP 4‐P‐321 A Closed Algorithm to Create Detailed Animated Water Vapor Fields over the Oceans from Polar‐orbiting Satellites' Data D. Ermakov (1) A. Chernushich (1) E. Sharkov (2) 1: Institute of Radioengineering and Electronics of RAS, RU 2: Space Research Institute of RAS, RU 4‐P‐322 An OSSE to Study the Impact of S4/5 Spaceborne Observations on Air Quality Data Assimilation Systems H. Eskes (1) P. Veefkind (1) J. Williams (1) A. Oude Nijhuis (1) J. de Haan (1) J. Attie (2) R. Abida (2) P. Ricaud (2) L. El Amraoui (2) L. Curier (3) A. Segers (3) J. Kujanpaa (4) J. Tamminen (4) W. Lahoz (5) D. Schuettemeyer (6) B. Veihelmann (6) 1: KNMI, NL 2: CNRM‐GAME, FR 1 3: TNO, NL 1 4: FMI, FI 1 5: NILU, NO 1 6: ESA, NL 4‐P‐323 ESA Data Assimilation Projects: An Earth Observation Land Data Assimilation System for Multiple Wavelength Domains T. Quaife (1) E. Lines (2) I. Davenport (1) J. Styles (3) P. Lewis (2) R. Gurney (1) 1: University of Reading, GB 2: UCL, GB 3: Assimila, GB Thu-P-25 Future Atmosphere Missions 4‐P‐325 Towards Retrieval of Sulphur Dioxide from TROPOMI Radiance Measurements J. van Gent (1) N. Theys (1) T. Danckaert (1) I. De Smedt (1) M. Van Roozendael (1) C. Lerot (1) H. Brenot (1) R. Spurr (2) 1: BIRA‐IASB, BE 2: RT Solutions, Inc, US 4‐P‐326 TROPOMI, the Sentinel 5 Precursor Instrument for Air Quality and Climate Observations: Hardware Phase Experiences J. de Vries (1) P. Veefkind (2) R. Voors (1) 1: Dutch Space, NL 2: KNMI, NL 4‐P‐327 Sensitivity Studies for Methane and Carbon Monoxide Retrievals from Sentinel‐5 Precursor T. Krings (1) M. Reuter (1) M. Buchwitz (1) J. Heymann (1) M. Hilker (1) H. Bovensmann (1) J. Burrows (1) 1: University of Bremen, DE 4‐P‐328 MetOp Second Generation Payload M. Loiselet (1) V. Kangas (1) I. Manolis (1) F. Fois (1) S. D'Addio (1) 1: ESA‐ESTEC, NL 4‐P‐329 Satellite Remote Sensing of Methane: From GOSAT to the Sentinel‐5 Precursor O. Hasekamp (1) R. Detmers (1) H. Hu (1) J. Landgraf (1) D. Schepers (1) I. Aben (1) P. Hahne (2) A. Butz (2) 1: SRON Netherlands Institute for Space Research, NL 2: Karlsruhe Institute for Technology (KIT), DE 4‐P‐330 Expected Level 2 Performance of GMES Sentinel 4 UVN on MTG H. Bovensmann (1) S. Noel (1) K. Bramstedt (1) J. Burrows (1) R. Siddans (2) C. Standfuss (3) E. Dufour (3) B. Veihelmann (4) 1: University of Bremen, DE 2: RAL, GB 3: NOVELTIS, FR 4: ESA ESTEC, NL

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Thu-P-26 Swarm 4‐P‐332 A Proposal to Cross‐Validate ESA's Swarm Level 1b Data with Absolute Scalar Magnetometer Experimental Vector Mode Data G. Hulot (1) J. Leger (2) R. Crespo‐Grau (1) F. Bertrand (2) A. Chulliat (1) T. Jager (2) X. Lalanne (1) P. Vigneron (1) 1: IPGP, FR 2: CEA‐Leti, FR 4‐P‐333 Sheath and Magnetic field Effects on Swarm Electric Field Instrument (EFI) R. Marchand (1) J. Burchill (2) D. Knudsen (2) 1: University of Alberta, CA 2: University of Calgary, CA 4‐P‐334 Long Duration Geomagnetic Balloon Missions as a Complement to SWARM Mission? S. Filippov (1) Y. Tsvetkov (1) 1: IZMIRAN, RU 4‐P‐335 Comparison of the Global Analystical Models of the Main Geomagnetic Field with the Stratospheric Balloon Magnetic Data Y. Tsvetkov (1) S. Filippov (1) L. Sidorova (1) A. Frunze (1) 1: IZMIRAN, RU 4‐P‐336 The Role of Geomagnetic Observatory Data during the Swarm Mission V. Ridley (1) S. Macmillan (1) B. Hamilton (1) 1: British Geological Survey, GB 4‐P‐337 SCARF ‐ The Swarm Satellite Constellation Application and Research Facility N. Olsen (1) P. Alken (2) C. Beggan (3) A. Chulliat (4) E. Doornbos (5) R. Floberghagen (6) E. Friis‐Christensen (1) B. Hamilton (3) G. Hulot (4) J. van den IJssel (5) A. Kuvshinov (7) V. Lesur (8) H. Luehr (8) S. Macmillan (3) S. Maus (9) P. Olsen (1) J. Park (8) G. Plank (10) P. Ritter (8) M. Rother (8) T. Sabaka (11) C. Stolle (1) E. Thebault (4) A. Thomson (3) L. Toffner‐Clausen (1) J. Velimsky (12) P. Visser (5) C. Puethe (7) J. Encarnacao (5) 1: DTU Space, DK 2: IPG Paris and NOAA (Boulder), FR 3: BGS, GB 4: IPG Paris, FR 5: TU Delft, NL 6: ESRIN, IT 1 7: ETH Zurich, CH 1 8: GFZ Potsdam, DE 1 9: NOAA, US 1 10: ESTEC, NL 2 11: GSFC/NASA, US 2 12: Charles University, CZ 4‐P‐338 From the Sun to Earth: Cross‐use of three FP7 Space Projects. D. Perez‐Suarez (1) E. Tanskanen (1) E. Kallio (1) L. Hakkinen (1) R. Bentley (2) P. Gallagher (3) J. Aboudarham (4) M. Messerotti (5) A. Csillaghy (6) X. Bonnin (4) J. Brooke (7) A. Le Blanc (7) G. Pierantoni (3) M. Soldati (6) D. Fellows (7) M. Hapgood (8) A. Belehaki (9) M. Khodachenko (10) T. Al‐Ubaidi (10) I. Alexeev (11) V. Genot (12) N. Bourrel (12) M. Gangloff (12) E. Belenkaya (11) V. Kalegaev (11) 1: Finnish Meteorological Institute, FI 2: Mullard Space Science Laboratory (UCL), GB 3: Trinity College Dublin, IE 4: Observatoire de Paris‐Meudon, FR 5: Osservatorio Astronomico di Trieste (INAF), IT 6: Fachhochschule Nordwestschweiz, CH 1 7: University of Manchester, GB 1 8: Rutherford Appleton Laboratory , GB 1 9: National Observatory of Athens, GR 1 10: Austrian Academy of Sciences, AT 2 11: Skobeltsyn Institute of Nuclear Physics , RU 2 12: Institut de Recherche en Astrophysique et Planetologie , FR 4‐P‐339 A new Algorithm for Rapid Magnetospheric Field Modelling using Swarm Data B. Hamilton (1) 1: British Geological Survey, GB 4‐P‐340 An Algorithm For Deriving Core Magnetic Field Models From Swarm Data Set M. Rother (1) V. Lesur (1) R. Schachtschneider (1) 1: Helmholtz‐Zentrum Potsdam ‐ Deutsches GeoForschungsZentrum GFZ , DE 4‐P‐341 Regional Spherical Harmonic Magnetic Modeling from Near‐surface and Satellite‐ altitude Crustal Magnetic Anomalies R. von Frese (1) H. Kim (2) P. Taylor (3) 1: The Ohio State Univ., US 2: Kongju Nat. University, KO 3: Planetary Geodynamics Lab,GSFC/NASA, US 4‐P‐342 Empirical Orthogonal Functions Used in Decadal‐Scale Magnetic Field Reanalysis R. Shore (1) K. Whaler (1) S. Macmillan (2) C. Beggan (2) N. Olsen (3) 1: The University of Edinburgh, GB 2: British Geological Survey, GB 3: DTU Space, Technical University of Denmark, DK

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4‐P‐343 SWARM L2PS Dedicated Lithospheric Field Inversion Chain E. Thebault (1) P. Vigneron (1) S. Maus (2) A. Chulliat (1) O. Sirol (1) G. Hulot (1) 1: INSTITUT DE PHYSIQUE DU GLOBE DE PARIS, FR 2: CIRES/NOAA, US 4‐P‐344 Global 3‐D Imaging of Mantle Electrical Conductivity from Space and Ground. Recent Developments A. Kuvshinov (1) C. Puethe (1) S. Koch (1) 1: Institute of Geophysics, ETHZ Zurich , CH 4‐P‐345 Magnetic Anomalies from Eclogite and Deep‐Seated Rocks in Scandinavia: Contrasting Environments and Magnetic Properties S. McEnroe (1) 1: Norwegian University of Science and Technology, NO 4‐P‐346 SWARM L2PS Equatorial Electric Field Inversion Chain P. Alken (1) S. Maus (1) P. Vigneron (2) O. Sirol (2) G. Hulot (2) 1: University of Colorado at Boulder, US 2: Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris, FR 4‐P‐347 SWARM L2PS Dedicated Ionospheric Field Inversion Chain A. Chulliat (1) P. Vigneron (1) E. Thébault (1) O. Sirol (1) G. Hulot (1) 1: IPGP, FR 4‐P‐348 Topside Ionophere Plasma Bubbles Seen as He+ Density Depletions: Study Results and Problems L. Sidorova (1) S. Philippov (1) 1: Pushkov Institute of Terrestrial Magnetism, Ionosphere and Radiowave Propagation, IZMIRAN, RU 4‐P‐349 Investigations of the Correlation between Tropical Cyclones and the Ionosphere in 2011‐2013 L. Vanina‐Dart (1) E. Sharkov (1) 1: Space Research Institute of Russian Academy of Science (IKI RAN), RU 4‐P‐350 North‐South Asymmetries of High‐latitude Plasma Convection and Upper Atmospheric Dynamics M. Foerster (1) S. Haaland (2) I. Cnossen (3) 1: GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, DE 2: Department of Physics and Technology, University of Bergen, NO 3: British Antarctic Survey, Cambridge, GB

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SMOS over Ocean [5-1-1] 13 September 2013, Tinto (Level 0) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: J. Font / S. Delwart 08:00 Sea Surface Salinity Observations With SMOS Satellite: a New Tool to Better Monitor the Marine Branch of the Water Cycle N. Reul (1) S. Fournier (1) J. Boutin (2) O. Hernandez (2) c. Maes (3) b. Chapron (1) G. Alory (4) y. Quilfen (1) J. Tenerelli (5) 1: IFREMER, FR 2: LOCEAN CNRS/UPMC/IRD/MNHN, FR 3: IRD, FR 4: IRD/LEGOS, FR 5: cls, FR 08:20 Approaching four Years of the ESA SMOS Mission in Orbit: Progress in Measuring Salinity from Space C. Banks (1) C. Gommenginger (1) M. Srokosz (1) H. Snaith (2) 1: National Oceanography Centre, GB 2: British Oceanographic Data Centre, National Oceanography Centre, GB 08:40 Tropical Sea Surface Salinity Variability Derived from SMOS data: Comparison with in‐ situ Observations J. Ballabrera (1) A. Turiel (1) N. Hoareau (1) M. Umbert (1) J. Martínez (1) 1: Institut de Ciències del Mar, CSIC, ES 09:00 SMOS and in Situ Salinity: Rain and Near‐surface Vertical Stratification Effects J. Boutin (1) O. Hernandez (1) G. Reverdin (1) F. Gaillard (2) N. Reul (3) N. Martin (1) S. Morrisset (1) 1: CNRS/LOCEAN, FR 2: IFREMER/LPO, FR 3: IFREMER/LOS, FR 09:20 Satellite‐based T/S Diagrams: a Prospective Diagnostic Tool to Trace Ocean Water Masses R. Sabia (1) M. Klockmann (1) C. Donlon (2) D. Fernández‐Prieto (1) M. Talone (3) J. Ballabrera (4) 1: ESA, IT 2: ESA, NL 3: SERCO, IT 4: SMOS‐BEC, ES

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 140 SMOS Novel Applications [5-1-2] 13 September 2013, Tinto (Level 0) 10:10‐11:50 Chairs: M. Drusch / S. Mecklenburg 10:10 Thickness of Snow on Arctic Sea Ice Derived from SMOS L. Kaleschke (1) X. Tian‐Kunze (1) N. Maaß (1) 1: University of Hamburg, DE 10:30 Tropical Storm Monitoring with SMOS Sensor: An Overview of the SMOS+STORM Project N. Reul (1) b. Chapron (1) J. Tenerelli (2) y. Quilfen (1) R. Sabia (3) D. Fernandez (3) 1: IFREMER, FR 2: CLS, FR 3: ESA/ESRIN, IT 10:50 Soil Frost Detection Algorithm for SMOS K. Rautiainen (1) J. Pulliainen (1) L. Juha (1) A. Kontu (1) C. Menard (1) J. Ikonen (1) M. Schwank (2) C. Mätzler (2) A. Wiesmann (2) 1: Finnish Meteorological Institute, FI 2: Gamma Remote Sensing, CH 11:10 Studying Dilution Processes in Plumes of Large Arctic and Equatorial Rivers Using SMOS and Optical Data A. Korosov (1) J. Johannessen (1) 1: Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Center, NO

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11:30 Understanding SMOS Satellite L‐Band Data over Antartica Using In Situ Measurements And Radiative Transfer Modeling M. Leduc‐Leballeur (1) G. Picard (1) A. Mialon (2) E. Lefebvre (1) C. Rudiger (3) Y. Kerr (2) F. Dupont (4) L. Arnaud (1) M. Fily (1) 1: LGGE, FR 2: CESBIO, FR 3: Department of Civil Engineering, Monash University, AU 4: LGGE / CARTEL, FR

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 140 Ice Sheets and Glaciers [5-2-1] 13 September 2013, Moorfoot (Level 0) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: N. Gourmelen / N. Young 08:00 Application of the DInSAR Technique for the Grounding Line Location ‐ Round Robin Contribution to the Ice_Sheets_CCI N. Pierdicca (1) L. Pulvirenti (2) F. Ticconi (3) K. Scharrer (4) T. Nagler (4) 1: University Saoienza of Rome, IT 2: University Sapienza of Rome, IT 3: University of Leeds, GB 4: Enveo, AT 08:20 Results of the Ice Velocity Round Robin Algorithm Intercomparison Within the Esa Ice_Sheets_CCI Project J. Merryman Boncori (1) M. Langer Andersen (2) M. Kamstra (3) J. Dall (4) A. Kusk (4) S. Bech Andersen (2) N. Bechor (5) C. Bignami (1) N. Gourmelen (6) I. Joughin (7) H. Jung (8) A. Luckman (9) S. Bevan (9) J. Mouginot (10) J. Neelmejer (11) K. Scharrer (12) B. Scheuchl (10) T. Strozzi (13) 1: Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia (INGV), IT 2: Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS), DK 3: Science [&] Technology AS, NO 4: Technical University of Denmark, DK 5: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, US 6: University of Strasbourg, FR 1 7: University of Washington, US 1 8: University of Seoul, KR 1 9: University of Swansea, GB 1 10: University of California, Irvine, US 1 11: GFZ Potsdam, DE 1 12: ENVironmental Earth Observation (ENVEO), AT 1 13: Gamma Remote Sensing and Consulting AG, CH 08:40 Volume changes 2000 ‐ 2011/2012 and dynamics on the Patagonia Icefields from TanDEM‐X and TerraSAR‐X Data D. Floricioiu (1) W. Abdel Jaber (1) H. Rott (2) 1: German Aerospace Center (DLR), DE 2: University of Innsbruck & ENVEO IT, AT 09:00 Flow and Topography of Major Greenland Outlet Glaciers from the TanDem‐X Mission N. Gourmelen (1) 1: University of Edinburgh, GB 09:20 A time series of TanDEM‐X DEMs and feature‐tracking of Helheim and Kangerdlugssuaq glaciers in south‐east Greenland S. Bevan (1) A. Luckman (1) T. Murray (1) 1: Swansea University, GB

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Cryospheric and Polar Processes [5-2-2] 13 September 2013, Moorfoot (Level 0) 10:10‐11:50 Chairs: R. Solberg / C. Duguay 10:10 ESA DUE Permafrost: A Circumpolar Remote Sensing Service for Permafrost Evaluation and Application Case Studies B. Heim (1) A. Bartsch (2) A. Rinke (1) K. Elger (1) H. Matthes (1) K. Klehmet (3) B. Rockel (3) C. Duguay (4) A. Soliman (4) S. Muster (1) M. Buchhorn (1) M. Langer (1) J. Boike (1) H. Lantuit (1) F. Seifert (5) 1: Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research, DE 2: Institute of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing, Vienna University of Technology, AT 3: HZG Helmholtz Research Centre Geesthacht, DE 4: Interdisciplinary Centre on Climate Change, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, CA 1 5: European Space Agency, ESA, IT 10:30 Subsurface Ice Structure Analysis with Longer Wavelength SAR Tomography F. Banda (1) S. Tebaldini (1) F. Rocca (1) J. Dall (2) 1: Politecnico di Milano, IT 2: Technical University of Denmark, DK 10:50 Mapping of Lake and River Ice in Northern Europe using Envisat ASAR and Radarsat‐2 Data H. Hindberg (1) E. Malnes (1) 1: Norut, NO 11:10 Observational Evidence of Recent Changes in the Ice Regime of High Arctic Lakes from Space‐Borne SAR C. Surdu (1) C. Duguay (1) D. Fernandez Prieto (2) 1: University of Waterloo, CA 2: ESA, IT 11:30 Remote Sensing for Risk Analysis of Oil Spills in the Arctic Ocean. M. Johansson (1) L. Eriksson (1) I. Hassellöv (1) 1: Chalmers University of Technology, SE

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 149 New Mission Concepts I [5-3-1] 13 September 2013, Kilsyth (Level 0) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: R. Haagmans / M. Drinkwater 08:00 Concepts for an EO Land Convoy Mission M. Cutter (1) S. Eves (1) M. Chang (1) J. Remedios (2) N. Humpage (2) D. Hall (3) 1: SSTL, GB 2: Leicester University, GB 3: Astrium UK, GB 08:20 ESA's Studies of Next Generation Gravity Mission Concepts for Monitoring Mass Transport in the Earth System L. Massotti (1) C. Siemes (1) D. Di Cara (1) J. del Amo (1) B. Girouart (1) H. Roger (1) P. Silvestrin (1) 1: ESA, NL 08:40 Wide Coverage, fine Resolution, Geosynchronous SAR for Atmosphere and Terrain Observation A. Monti Guarnieri (1) A. Broquetas (2) J. Ruiz‐Rodon (2) A. Recchia (1) D. Giudici (3) D. Schulz (4) R. Venturini (5) 1: Politecnico di Milano, IT 2: Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, ES 3: Aresys, IT 4: SES, LU 5: Thales Alenia Space Italy, IT

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09:00 GEROS‐ISS: Innovative Remote Sensing with Navigation Satellites aboard the International Space Station W. Jens (1) G. Beyerle (1) E. Cardellach (2) C. Förste (1) T. Gruber (3) A. Helm (4) M. Hess (4) P. Hoeg (5) N. Jakowski (6) O. Montenbruck (6) A. Rius (3) M. Rothacher (7) C. Shum (8) C. Zuffada (9) 1: German Research Center for Geosciences, DE 2: IEEC/ICE‐ CSIC, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, ES 3: Technical University München, DE 4: Astrium GmbH, DE 5: Technical University of Denmark, DK 6: German Aerospace Center, DE 1 7: ETH Zürich, CH 1 8: Ohio State University, US 1 9: et Propulsion Laboratory, 09:20 Analysis and Validation of the UK‐DMC GPS‐Reflectometry Dataset from the WaveSentry Project for Sea State Monitoring M. Clarizia (1) C. Gommenginger (2) P. Jales (3) M. Unwin (3) C. Robertson (2) Z. Jelenak (4) C. Ruf (5) 1: National Oceanography Centre (NOC), Southampton UK / University of Michigan Ann Arbor US, GB 2: National Oceanography Centre (NOC), Southampton , GB 3: Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL), GB 4: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), US 5: Atmospheric Oceanic and Space Science (AOSS), University of Michigan , US

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 151 New Mission Concepts II [5-3-2] 13 September 2013, Kilsyth (Level 0) 10:10‐11:50 Chairs: C. Donlon / M. Drinkwater 10:10 Results of the EO Sentinel Convoy Study on the Ocean & Ice Theme: Gaps, Opportunities and Science Benefits N. Lévêque (1) A. Regan (2) H. Rott (3) J. Johannessen (4) K. Partington (5) K. Atkinson (1) P. Silvestrin (2) D. Fernandez (6) 1: EADS Astrium, GB 2: ESA, NL 3: ENVEO, AT 4: NERSC, NO 5: Polar Imaging Ltd, GB 6: ESA, IT 10:30 A New High‐resolution Passive Microwave Satellite for SST: The ESA STSE MICROWAT Mission Concept P. Catherine (1) F. Aires (2) B. Frederic (2) J. Orlhac (3) J. Goutoule (3) K. Atkinson (4) H. Roquet (5) C. Donlon (6) 1: CNRS / Observatoire de Paris, FR 2: Estellus, FR 3: EADS / Astrium, FR 4: EADS / Astrium, GB 5: CMS / Meteo‐France, FR 6: ESA / ESTEC, NL 10:50 Wavemill: a new Mission Concept for High‐‐Resolution Mapping of Total Ocean Current Vectors G. Christine (1) J. Marquez (2) B. Richards (3) M. Caparrini (2) B. Chapron (4) D. Cotton (4) C. Buck (5) 1: National Oceanography Centre, GB 2: Starlab, ES 3: Astrium, GB 4: Ifremer, FR 5: ESA, NL 11:10 Wavemill Product Assessment ‐ Defining Potential Products from a Novel Spaceborne Interferometric SAR D. Cotton (1) J. Marquez (2) C. Gommenginger (3) G. Burbidge (4) Y. Quilfen (5) C. Buck (6) 1: Satellite Oceanographic Consultants Ltd, GB 2: Starlab, ES 3: National Oceanography Centre, GB 4: Astrium, GB 5: IFREMER, FR 6: ESA , NL 11:30 SIGNAL: a Ka‐band SAR Mission to Monitor Ice, Glacier and Ocean Dynamics P. López‐Dekker (1) T. Börner (1) F. De Zan (1) M. Younis (1) I. Hajnsek (1) G. Krieger (1) A. Moreira (1) 1: German Aerospace Center (DLR), DE

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Research Support and Technology [5-4-1] 13 September 2013, Carrick (Level 1) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: J. Farres / V. Guidetti 08:00 Towards an Improved Scientific Exploitation of EO Data Sources in Support of Vegetation Monitoring E. Goor (1) M. Paepen (1) D. Daems (1) Y. Coene (2) P. Jacques (2) 1: VITO, BE 2: Spacebel, BE 08:20 CEMS: a New Infrastructure for EO and Climate Science V. Bennett (1) P. Kershaw (1) G. Busswell (2) R. Hilton (2) A. O'Neill (3) 1: RAL Space, STFC, GB 2: ISIC, GB 3: NCEO, GB 08:40 Tools and Processes for EO Research: A Scalable EO Data Processing Service Model G. Rivolta (1) J. Farres (2) S. Pinto (1) R. Cuccu (1) M. Santoro (3) S. Del Bianco (4) R. Oliva Balague (5) 1: Logica, IT 2: ESA ESRIN, IT 3: GAMMA RS, CH 4: CNR‐IFAC, IT 5: ESA ESAC, ES 09:00 A Novel Parallel Computational Framework for Processing Large InSAR Data Sets I. Zinno (1) P. Imperatore (1) S. Elefante (1) F. Casu (1) M. Manunta (1) E. Mathot (2) F. Brito (2) J. Farres (3) W. Lengert (3) R. Lanari (1) 1: IREA ‐ CNR, IT 2: Terradue, IT 3: ESA, IT 09:20 Earth‐Observation Data Access: a Knowledge Discovery Concept for Payload Ground Segments D. Espinoza‐Molina (1) M. Datcu (1) 1: German Aerospace Center, DE

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 133 Big Data Handling [5-4-2] 13 September 2013, Carrick (Level 1) 10:10‐12:10 Chairs: S. Loekken 10:10 Contribution to the Development of the Emergency Response Service for Severe Hydro‐meteorological Events in Romania G. Stancalie (1) V. Craciunescu (1) A. Irimesu (1) D. Mihailescu (1) 1: National Meteorological Administration, RO 10:30 A System of System Ground Segment to Support Security Applications M. Yague (1) J. Noguero (1) J. Pacios (1) D. Pedrazzani (1) C. Gomez Cid (1) 1: GMV, ES 10:50 Felyx : A Free Open Software Solution for the Analysis of Large Earth Observation Datasets J. Piolle (1) D. Poulter (2) J. Shutler (3) V. Guidetti (4) C. Donlon (5) 1: IFREMER, FR 2: PELAMIS, GB 3: PML, GB 4: ESA, IT 5: ESA, NL 11:10 MARISS Network & DOLPHIN innovation for Satellite based Maritime Services for Safety, Security and Fisheries P. Nicolosi (1) D. Quattrociocchi (1) 1: e‐GEOS, IT 11:30 APPS4GMES ‐ Development of Operational Products and Services for GMES ‐ a Bavarian Initiative F. Appel (1) H. Bach (1) T. Heege (2) J. de la Mar (3) F. Siegert (4) G. Rücker (5) 1: Vista Remote Sensing in Geosciences GmbH, DE 2: EOMAP GmbH & Co. KG, DE 3: T‐ Systems International GmbH, DE 4: Remote Sensing Solutions GmbH, DE 5: ZEBRIS Brendel und Rücker GbR, DE

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11:50 Development of a Web Service and Android 'App' for the Distribution of Satellite Rainfall Estimates. V. Mantas (1) A. Pereira (1) Z. Liu (2) 1: IMAR, University of Coimbra, PT 2: CSISS, George Mason University and NASA GES DISC, US

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 133 Wind Processes [5-5-1] 13 September 2013, Harris (Level 1) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: C. Hasager / TBD 08:00 Marine Collaborative Ground Segment: Overview of the Wind‐Wave‐Current Platform P. Fabry (1) V. Kerbaol (1) L. Amarouche (1) 1: CLS, FR 08:20 On the Use of S‐1 Ocean Wind Measurements. What Can we Learn from ENVISAT/ASAR ? A. Mouche (1) N. Longépé (1) C. Hasager (2) M. Badger (2) M. Goacolou (1) R. Husson (1) 1: CLS, FR 2: DTU Wind Energy, DK 08:40 Characterization of SAR Image Features of the Ocean as a Function of Wind Speed and HF Radar Products R. Vicente (1) J. Paduan (2) B. Holt (3) M. Cook (2) 1: Instituto Hidrografico, PT 2: NPS, US 3: JPL, US 09:00 Extreme Winds in Winter Extratropical Cyclones: Comparison of MetOp ASCAT and GCOM‐W1 retrievals E. Zabolotskikh (1) L. Mitnik (2) B. Chapron (3) L. Bobylev (4) 1: RSHU,SOLab, RU 2: POI RAS, RU 3: IFREMER, FR 4: NIERSC, RU 09:20 Validation of Different Algorithms to Retrieve Complex Wind Fields over the Black Sea from Envisat SAR Images W. Alpers (1) A. Mouche (2) J. Horstmann (3) A. Ivanov (4) V. Barabanov (5) W. Alpers (1) 1: University of Hamburg, DE 2: CLS Radar Applications, FR 3: NURC, IT 4: P.P. Shirshov Institute of Oceanology, Russian Academy of Sciences, RU 5: Marine Hydrophysical Institute, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, UA

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 137 Waves [5-5-2] 13 September 2013, Harris (Level 1) 10:10‐11:50 Chairs: TBD 10:10 The ESA GlobWave Evolution Project: Towards a Sea‐State Essential Climate Variable E. Ash (1) J. Piolle (2) F. Collard (3) H. Snaith (4) M. Pagnani (4) S. Pinnock (5) 1: Satellite Oceanographic Consultants, GB 2: Ifremer, FR 3: OceanDataLab, FR 4: NOC, Southampton, GB 5: ESA, IT 10:30 Retrieval of 2D Wave Spectra from TerraSAR‐X Imagery in the Baltic Sea S. Rikka (1) R. Uiboupin (1) V. Alari (1) M. Viitak (1) 1: Marine Systems Institute at TUT, EE 10:50 Assimilation of ENVISAT ASAR Wave Mode Level 2 Product S. Abdalla (1) P. Janssen (1) J. Bidlot (1) 1: ECMWF, GB 11:10 Application of SAR Wave Mode and Wide Swath Mode for Swell Tracking Across Ocean R. Husson (1) F. Collard (2) B. Chapron (3) F. Ardhuin (3) L. Dubus (4) 1: CLS, FR 2: OceanDataLab, FR 3: Ifremer, FR 4: EDF, FR 165 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

11:30 Meteo‐Marine Parameters and Their Variability Observed by High Resolution Satellite Radar Images S. Lehner (1) A. Pleskachevsky (1) W. Rosenthal (2) 1: German Aerospace Center (DLR), DE 2: GAUSS, DE

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 137 Sea-ice Services 1 [5-6-1] 13 September 2013, Ochil (Level 1) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: W. Dierking / L. Toudal Pedersen 08:00 Preparations by the Canadian Ice Service for SAR Constellations M. Arkett (1) P. Pestieau (1) T. Zagon (1) A. Cheng (1) L. Pogson (1) T. Geldsetzer (2) 1: Canadian Ice Service ‐ EC, CA 2: University of Calgary, CA 08:20 Status of Near‐Real Time Remote Sensing Data Operational Use at the U.S. National Ice Center (NIC) P. Clemente‐Colon (1) 1: U.S. National Ice Center, US 08:40 Multi Sensor Sea Ice Classification F. Dinessen (1) M. Killie (1) L. Breivik (1) 1: Norwegian Meteorological Institute, NO 09:00 Development of Operational Iceberg Detection and Forecasting for the Barents Sea N. Hughes (1) 1: Norwegian Ice Service, NO 09:20 The Enhancement of SAR‐Based Iceberg Surveillance using Space‐Based Automated Identification System Data D. Power (1) J. English (1) R. Hewitt (1) 1: C‐CORE, CA

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 150 Sea-ice Services 2 [5-6-2] 13 September 2013, Ochil (Level 1) 10:10‐11:30 Chairs: L. Toudal Pedersen / W. Dierking 10:10 Polar View ‐ A Catalyst for Collaboration and Sustainability T. Puestow (1) 1: C‐CORE, CA 10:30 Ice/Water Classification of RADARSAT‐2 Images N. Zakhvatkina (1) A. Korosov (2) M. Babiker (2) S. Sandven (2) 1: Nansen International Environmental and Remote Sensing Center, RU 2: Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Center, NO 10:50 SAR Sea Ice Data Assimilation using Characteristic Values L. Pogson (1) T. Carrieres (1) M. Buehner (1) M. Ross (2) 1: Environment Canada, CA 2: RER Energy Inc., CA 11:10 Multi‐Resolution SAR Data Analysis for Automated Retrieval of Sea Ice Parameters I. Zakharov (1) D. Power (1) P. Bobby (1) C. Randell (1) 1: C‐CORE, CA

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Atmosphere (Optical) [5-7-1] 13 September 2013, Sidlaw (Level 3) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: TBD 08:00 Retrieval of Aerosol Absorption over Oceans using AATSR/MERIS F. Filipitsch (1) R. Preusker (1) J. Fischer (1) 1: Institute for space sciences / FU‐Berlin, DE 08:20 Using MERIS MTCI derived Land Surface Phenology to Predict the Start of Birch and Grass Pollen Season in the UK N. Khwarahm (1) J. Dash (1) P. Atkinson (1) 1: Southampton University, GB 08:40 Evaluation of the FAME‐C Cloud Climatology for the Years 2007‐2009 in the Frame of the ESA Climate Change Initiative C. Carbajal Henken (1) R. Lindstrot (1) R. Preusker (1) J. Fischer (1) M. Stengel (2) R. Hollmann (2) 1: Freie Universität Berlin, DE 2: Deutscher Wetterdienst, DE 09:00 Improved Water Vapour Retrievals For MERIS, OLCI And A Strategy To Fill The Gap Using MODIS And Ground Truth H. Diedrich (1) R. Preusker (1) R. Lindstrot (1) J. Fischer (1) 1: Institut für Weltraumwissenschaften FU Berlin, DE 09:20 The ESA ALANIS Smoke Plumes Project ‐ an Overview D. Fisher (1) J. Muller (1) V. Yershov (1) 1: MSSL, GB

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 154 Altimetry: New Algorithms and Geoid [5-7-2] 13 September 2013, Sidlaw (Level 3) 10:10‐11:50 Chairs: D. Sandwell / P. Knudsen 10:10 SAR Altimeter Backscattered Waveform Model C. Ray (1) C. Martin‐Puig (2) M. Clarizia (3) G. Ruffini (4) S. Dinardo (5) C. Gommenginger (6) J. Benveniste (5) 1: Starlab Barcelona S.L. / Saint Mary's College of California, US 2: isardSAT (formely at Starlab), ES 3: National Oceanography Center (formely at Starlab), GB 4: Starlab Barcelona S.L., ES 5: ESA/ESRIN, IT 6: National Oceanography Center, GB 10:30 LOTUS‐ Preparing Ocean and Land SAR Altimetry Processing for Sentinel‐3 P. Knudsen (1) O. Andersen (1) L. Stenseng (1) K. Nielsen (1) M. Jain (1) H. Villadsen (1) L. Moreno (2) P. Berry (3) P. Thibaut (4) 1: DTU Space, DK 2: STARLAB, ES 3: Roch, GB 4: CLS, DK 10:50 Towards 1 MilliGal Global Marine Gravity Accuracy from CryoSat, Envisat, and Jason‐1 D. Sandwell (1) E. Garcia (1) K. Soofi (2) P. Wessel (3) W. Smith (4) 1: Scripps Institution of Oceanography, US 2: ConocoPhillips Co., US 3: University of Hawaii, US 4: NOAA, US 11:10 Modeling Marine Gravity Potential with Satellite Altimetry Data D. Dettmering (1) M. Schmidt (1) W. Bosch (1) V. Lieb (1) 1: Deutsches Geodätisches Forschungsinstitut (DGFI), DE 11:30 Retracking Jason‐1 GM and Cryosat‐2 LRM Waveforms for Regional High‐Resolution Marine Gravity Modelling X. Deng (1) B. Andersen (2) G. Stewart (1) H. Idris (1) 1: The University of Newcastle, AU 2: Technical University of Denmark, DK

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Data Assimilation [5-8-1] 13 September 2013, Fintry (Level 3) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: M. van Weele / TBD 08:00 Reanalysis of Stratospheric Chemical Composition Based on Assimilation of MLS, MIPAS and SCIAMACHY Data: Early Results Q. ERRERA (1) S. Chabrillat (1) Y. Christophe (1) K. Lefeber (1) S. Skachko (1) S. Viscardy (1) R. Ménard (1) A. Rozanov (2) 1: BIRA‐IASB, BE 2: IFE/IUP Bremen, DE 08:20 'Balance' and Ensemble Localization R. Bannister (1) S. Migliorini (2) L. Baker (3) A. Rudd (3) 1: NCEO, GB 2: NCEO & ECMWF, GB 3: DIAMET, GB 08:40 Monitoring Air Quality: the Role of OSSEs in Determining the Future Global Observing System W. Lahoz (1) J. Attie (2) R. Abida (3) L. El Amraoui (3) E. Hache (3) P. Ricaud (3) V. Peuch (4) J. Orphal (5) 1: NILU, NO 2: University Toulouse, FR 3: Meteo‐France, FR 4: ECMWF, GB 5: KIT, DE 09:00 A Numerical Tool Kit for Estimating Surface Fluxes from Space‐borne Observations: Application to GOSAT XCO2 Retrievals L. Feng (1) P. Palmer (1) H. Boesch (2) R. Parker (2) 1: University of Edinburgh, GB 2: University of Leicester, GB 09:20 A Non‐Linear Method for Channel Selection A. Fowler (1) P. van Leeuwen (1) 1: University of Reading, GB

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 155 Future Missions (Atmosphere) [5-8-2] 13 September 2013, Fintry (Level 3) 10:10‐11:50 Chairs: P. Ingmann / W. Lahoz 10:10 Sentinel 5 Precursor / TROPOMI: Science Opportunities and Level‐2 Products P. Veefkind (1) D. Loyola (2) A. Richter (3) I. Aben (4) M. van Roozendael (5) I. de Smedt (5) R. Siddans (6) T. Wagner (7) H. Nett (8) 1: Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI), NL 2: German Aerospace Center, DE 3: University of Bremen, DE 4: Netherlands Institute for Space Research, NL 5: Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy, BE 6: Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, GB 7: Max Planck Institute for Chemistry, DE 8: European Space Agency, NL 10:30 Tropospheric Emissions: Monitoring of Pollution (TEMPO) K. Chance (1) X. Liu (1) R. Suleiman (1) D. Flittner (2) J. Al‐Saadi (2) S. Janz (3) 1: Harvard‐Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, US 2: NASA Langley Research Center, US 3: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, US 10:50 MERLIN a new Franco‐German Mission for Methane Observation by IPDA Lidar P. Flamant (1) G. Ehret (2) P. Bousquet (3) M. Heimann (4) B. Millet (5) M. Alpers (2) C. Deniel (5) 1: LMD/IPSL, FR 2: DLR, DE 3: LSCE, FR 4: MPI Jena, DE 5: CNES, FR 11:10 The IASI‐NG Mission Onboard MetOp‐SG: Scientific Objectives and Expected Results C. Crevoisier (1) C. Clerbaux (2) V. Guidard (3) T. Phulpin (4) R. Armante (1) B. Barret (5) C. Camy‐Peyret (6) J. Chaboureau (5) G. Dufour (7) L. Lavanant (8) J. Hadji‐Lazarro (2) H. Herbin (9) N. Jacquinet‐Husson (1) S. Payan (2) E. Péquignot (4) C. Stubenrauch (1) 1: LMD/CNRS, FR 2: LATMOS/IPSL, FR 3: CNRM‐GAME, FR 4: CNES, FR 5: LA/CNRS, FR 6: IPSL, FR 7: LISA/CNRS, FR 1 8: CMS/Meteo‐France, FR 1 9: LOA, FR 11:30 MetOp Second Generation : Overview . G. Mason (1) H. Barre (1) M. Betto (1) 1: ESA‐ESTEC, NL 168 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

Related posters on Thursday September 12, from page 155 SENTINEL-1 Ready for Launch [5-9-1] 13 September 2013, Pentland (Level 3) 08:00‐09:40 Chairs: D. Geudtner / B. Rosich 08:00 Sentinel‐1A: Ready for LEOP and Commissioning R. Torres (1) S. Løkås (1) D. Geudtner (1) D. Bibby (1) A. Østergaard (1) I. Navas Traver (1) M. Davidson (1) G. Di Cosimo (1) S. Paul (1) 1: ESA ‐ ESTEC, NL 08:20 Sentinel‐1 In‐Orbit Calibration Approach A. Østergaard (1) I. Navas‐Traver (1) P. Snoeij (1) M. Brown (1) B. Rommen (1) D. Geudtner (1) D. Bibby (1) R. Torres (1) E. Schied (2) F. Rostan (2) M. Schwerdt (3) M. Zink (3) A. Bauleo (4) R. Croci (4) A. Pietropaolo (4) 1: ESA, NL 2: EADS Astrium GmbH, DE 1 3: DLR, DE 1 4: Thales Alenia Space, IT 08:40 Implementation of TOPS mode on RADARSAT‐2 in Support of the Sentinel‐1 Mission G. Davidson (1) V. Mantle (1) B. Rabus (1) D. Williams (1) D. Geudtner (2) 1: MDA, CA 2: ESA, NL 09:00 Sentinel‐1 Payload Data Ground Segment Ready for Launch B. Rosich (1) P. Grimont (1) P. Potin (1) 1: ESA, IT 09:20 Sentinel‐1 Collaborative Ground Segment: Concept and Examples P. Potin (1) E. Monjoux (1) P. Bargellini (1) G. Kohlhammer (1) B. Hoersch (1) S. Mecklenburg (1) 1: ESA, IT Copernicus for Everyone [5-9-2] 13 September 2013, Pentland (Level 3) 10:10‐11:50 Chairs: A. Belward / J. Aschbacher 10:10 GMES Master and APP Camp Results T. Beer (1) 1: ESA, IT 10:30 NEREUS – Bringing the Benefits of Copernicus Information to Regions and their Citizens R. Ayazi (1) 1: NEREUS aisbl, BE 10:50 EARSC Study on Economic Benefits of Free and Open Sentinel Data G. Sawyer (1) 1: EARSC, 11:10 UK Copernicus activities, today and tomorrow Z. Bond (1) A. Bunn (2) 1: Defra, GB 2: UK Space Agency, GB

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Committees Organising Committee Y.‐L. Desnos, ESA, Chairman H. Laur, ESA, co‐Chairman M. Adams, UK Space Agency J. Fillingham, NCEO L. Bocarro, UK Space Agency M. Russell, UK Space Agency I. Woodhouse, University of Edinburgh, Local Organiser S. Cheli, ESA, EO Coordination Office F. Morgia, ESA, Corporate Communication Office C. Comparetto, CONGREX, Conference Bureau R. Meisner, ESA, Communication Coordination P.Berretta, GMES Coordination Support F. Palazzo, SERCO, Coordination Support C. Morris, SERCO, Coordination Support R. Biasutti, ESA, Technical Support

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Programme Committee

ESA Coordinators J. Aschbacher M. Drusch S. Mecklenburg P. Bally M. Engdahl R. Meisner J. Benveniste T. Fehr T. Parrinello B. Bojkov R. Floberghagen S. Pinnock G. Campbell P. Goryl P. Potin S. Coulson O. Grabak M. Rast M. Davidson B. Hoersch P. Regner S. Delwart P. Lecomte C. Zehner M. Drinkwater P. G. Marchetti A. Zmuda

Team Members O. Arino R. Francis N. Miranda P. Bargellini F. Gascon E. Monjoux Z. Bartalis D. Geudtner D. Muzi M. Berger P. Gilles H. Nett B. Berruti B. Greco G. Ottavianelli J.‐L. Bézy V. Guidetti M. Otten R. Bianchi R. Haagmans M. Paganini T. Bondo J.‐P. Huot S. Plummer M. Bouvet P. Ingmann M. Rast S. Coulson V. Kalogirou H. Rebahn A. Dehn M. Kern S. Remondiere M. Doherty R. Koopman B. Rosich C. Donlon B. Koetz F. Sarti S. Dransfeld J. Langen K. Scipal M. Drinkwater W. Lengert F.‐M. Seifert M. Drusch G. Levrini F. Spoto B. Duesmann S. Loekken H. Stark M. Eisinger P.‐P. Mathieu A.‐G. Straume J. Farres K. McMullan R. Torres P. Femenias Y. Meijer J. Walker D. Fernandez K. Mellab T. Wehr M. Foumelis A. Minchella

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Scientific Committee S. Abdalla, ECMWF J.‐L. Casanova, LATUV Facultad de I. Aben, SRON Ciencias F. Achard, Joint Research Centre of the A. Cazenave, LEGOS‐CNES European Commission S. Chalifoux, CSA W. Alpers, University of Hamburg K. Chance, Harvard‐Smithsonian Center D. Antoine, Observatoire for Astrophysics Océanologique de Villefranche B. Chapron, IFREMER A. Arneth, Lund University J. Chave, CNRS G. Asrar, WCRP F. Cigna, BGS H. Bach, VISTA P. Cipollini, NOC P. Bahurel, Mercator Ocean S. Cloude, AEL Consultants D. Balis, Aristotle University of A. Coletta, ASI Thessaloniki F. Collard, OceanDataLab J. Bamber, Bristol Glaciology Centre G. Corlett, University of Leicester R. Bamler, Deutsches Zentrum für Luft‐ F. Covello, ASI und Raumfahrt e.V. (DLR) J.‐F. Crétaux, LEGOS Y. Ban, KTH Royal Institute of Technology Y. Crevier, CSA D. Barber, University of Manitoba D. Crisp, NASA F. Baret, INRA P. Defourny, Université catholique de Louvain J. Bates, NOAA P. De‐Rosnay, ECMWF P. Bauer‐Gottwein, DTU M. Diament, INSU‐CNRS A. Belward, JRC W. Dierking, Alfred Wegener Institute P. Berry, De Montfort University for Polar and Marine Research C. Birkett, ESSIC R. Dietrich, TU Dresden H. Boesch, University Leicester R. Doerffer, Helmholtz‐Zentrum S. Bojinski, World Meteorological Geesthacht Organisation D. Donovan, KNMI H. Bonekamp, EUMETSAT M. Dowell, JRC P. Bonnefond, OCA, Geoazur, GRGS C. Duguay, University of Waterloo W. Bosch, Deutsches Geodätisches M. Dunlop, RAL Forschungsinstitut (DGFI), München L. Dutra, INPE National Institute for H. Bovensmann, University of Bremen Space Research C. Brockmann, Brockmann Consult M. Eineder, DLR J. Burrows, University of Bremen J. Epiphanio, INPE National Institute for L. Bydekerke, VITO Space Research M. Caetano, Fundação para a Ciência e R. Essery, University of Edinburgh a Tecnologia O. Fanton d'Anton, ACRI B. Carli, CNR G. Feldman, NASA Goddard J.‐L. Fellous, COSPAR, c/o CNES 172 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

J. Fernandes, University of Porto A. Kääb, University of Oslo F. Ferrucci, Università della Calabria E. Källén, ECMWF J. Fischer, Free University Berlin H. Kaufmann, GFZ J. Font, Institut de Ciencies del Mar V. Kerbaol, CLS (CMIMA ‐ CSIC) Y. Kerr, CNES R. Forsberg, National Space Institute B. Kerridge, Rutherford Appleton (DTU‐Space) Laboratory S. Förster, GFZ G. Kirchengast, Wegener Center for A. Freeman, Jet Propulsion Laboratory Climate and Global Change, University (JPL) of Graz E. Friis‐Christensen, Technical P. Knudsen, Danish National Space University of Denmark, DTU SPACE Center L.‐L. Fu, JPL A. Kostianoy, P.P. Shirshov Institute of K. Giles, UCL Oceanology C. Gommenginger, National R. Kwok, JPL Oceanography Centre W. Lahoz, NILU Norwegian Institute for N. Gourmelen, Université de Strasbourg Air Research J. Gower, Institute of Ocean Sciences J. Lambin, CNES R. G. Grainger, University of Oxford R. Lanari, IREA‐CNR R. Gurney, ESSC T.‐R. Lauknes, Norut Information Technology C. Haas, York University T. Le Toan, CESBIO I. Hajnsek, German Aerospace Center, Microwaves and Radar Institute P.‐Y. Le Traon, IFREMER M. Hallikainen, Aalto University D. Le Vine, Goddard Space Flight Center/NASA, L. Halounova, Czech Technical University S. Lehner, DLR T. Häme, VTT Technical Research P. Levelt, KNMI (Royal Netherlands Centre of Finland Meteorological Institute) R. Hanssen, Delft University of P. Lewis, UCL Technology X. Li, Chinese Academy of Sciences C. Hasager, RISOE J. Lillibridge, NOAA M. Hegglin, University of Reading Y. Liu, CAS M. Herold, University of Wageningen S. Los, Swansea University G. Hulot, Institut de Physique du Globe H. Lühr, GeoForschungs Potsdam de Paris P. Lundgren, JPL A. Jackson, ETH Zürich G. Macelloni, IFAC‐CNR T. Jackson, USDA E. Malnes, NORUT J. Johannessen, Nansen Environmental P. Manunta, PLANETEK and Remote Sensing Center ‐ NERSC M. Marconcini, DLR H. Johnsen, NORUT IT P. Marinkovic, PPO.Labs S. Jonsson , KAUST F. Mattia, CNR C. Jordan, British Geological Survey W. Mauser, University of Munich 173 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

J. McConnell, York University H. Rott, ENVEO G. Meister, NASA K. Ruddick, Royal Belgian Institute for F. Mélin, JRC Natural Sciences (RBINS) A. Milne, UNSW R. Rummel, Technische Universität München A. Monti‐Guarnieri, Politecnico di Milano B. Ryan, GEO P. Moore, Newcastle University D. Sandwell, Scripps Inst. of Oceanography A. Moreira, DLR R. Santer, Universite' du Littoral J. Moreno, University of Valencia S. Sathyendranath , PML J. Müller, Leibniz Universität Hannover R. Saunders, Met Office R. Munro, EUMETSAT G. Sawyer, EARSC D. Murtagh, Chalmers University of Technology M. Schaepman, University of Zurich S. Nerem, University of Colorado R. Scharroo, Altimetrics LLC F. OCampo Torres, CICESE A. Shepherd, Leeds University A. O'Carroll, EUMETSAT C. Schmullius, Friedrich‐Schiller‐ University Jena, Institute of Geography N. Olsen, DTU Space J. Schulz, EUMETSAT J. Orphal, IMK M. Shimada, JAXA P. Paillou, OASU, Floirac A. Simmons, GCOS P. Palmer, University of Edinburgh V. Singhroy, CCRS E. Panagiotis, National Observatory of Athens H. Skriver, Technical University of Denmark I. Parcharidis, Harokopio University of Athens P.‐E. Skrovseth, Norwegian Space Centre B. Parsons, University of Oxford D. Small, University of Zürich V.‐H. Peuch, ECMWF W. Smith, NOAA N. Picot, CNES J.A. Sobrino, Universidad de Valencia B. Pinty, EC R. Solberg, Norwegian Computing E. Pottier, University of Rennes 1 – UFR Center S.P.M J.‐C. Souyris, Centre National d'Etudes T. Quaife, University of Reading Spatiales (CNES) G. Quartly, Plymouth Marine N. Sparwasser, DLR Laboratory P. Stammes, Royal Netherlands S. Quegan, University of Sheffield Meteorological Institute (KNMI) K. Raney, 2kR‐LLC F. Steinmetz, HYGEOS J. Remedios, University of Leicester A. Stoffelen, KNMI F. Remy, Observatoire Midi‐Pyrénées T. Strozzi, Gamma Remote Sensing N. Reul, IFREMER, Brest B. Su, Faculty of Geo‐Information M. Riese, Research Centre Jülich Science and Earth Observation (ITC) M.‐H. Rio, CLS J. Sun, CAS F. Rocca, Politecnico di Milano 174 Living Planet Symposium – Programme Guide

J. Tamminen, Finnish Meteorological E. Vermote, NASA Goddard Space Flight Institute Earth Observation Center M, Thankappan, Geoscience Australia J. Verron, LEGI J.‐N. Thépaut, ECMWF S. Vignudelli, CNR L. Toudal Pedersen, DMI P. Visser, Delft University of Technology R. Touzi, Canada Centre for Remote A. von Engeln, EUMETSAT Sensing (CCRS) W. Wagner, Vienna University of C. Tscherning, Copenhagen University Technology L. Ulander, FOI U. Wegmuller, Gamma Remote Sensing R. Valentini, University of Tuscia H. Wen , Chinese Academy of Surveying P. Van Leeuwen, Uni. Reading and Mapping M. Van Roozendael, Belgian Institute K. Whaler, University of Edinburgh for Space Aeronomy (BIRA‐IASB) J.‐P. Wigneron, Ephyse M. Van Weele, KNMI (Royal I. Woodhouse, University of Edinburgh Netherlands Meteorological Institute) T. Wright, University of Leeds E. Vassilakis, N.K.U.A. H. Yesou, SERTIT Z. Vekerdy, ITC N. Young, Antarctic CRC W. Verhoef, UT‐ITC S. Zoffoli, ASI

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