Assessing carbon dynamics and eutrophication in the Baltic Sea

Incorporating satellite-derived Sea Surface Salinity (SSS) measurements into oceanographic and environmental applications within the Baltic

Improved satellite altimetry to study sea levels in the Baltic

Validating satellite products in order estimate the flux of CO2 between the atmosphere oceans and study ocean acidification

Ocean acidification is caused by the absorption of CO2 released in the atmosphere and it has increased by 26% since the start of the industrial era. The ESA-backed AMT4OceanSatFlux project contributes to the study of ocean acidification by providing measurements of CO2 flux over a range of the Atlantic Ocean.

Source: UNESCO

Providng an EO expert to support the work of the Asian Development Bank

A first-ever summer  sea ice thickness measurement  

Enhancing knowledge on climate processes in the Arctic 

Supporting Arctic stakeholders with EO data and services

This project will develop enhanced Earth Observations (EO) services for Arctic applications planned for C-CORE’s Coresight Platform to include community/crowd sourced very high resolution drone data and other forms of field data that support Arctic stakeholder needs.

Identifying Sea Surface Salinity in the Arctic

A 3D reference model of the Earth's crust and upper mantle