7th Coastal Altimetry Workshop - Boulder 2013

A short summary of the Workshop  has been published in EOS, Trans. AGU

Final Programme with links to presentations and posters

   

Day 1, Monday 7 October 2013

 

 

08:00

08:30

Registration

 

 

08:30

08:30

Opening Session

Chair:

Paolo Cipollini (NOC, United Kingdom)

08:30

08:40

Welcome & Introduction

Paolo Cipollini

NOC, United Kingdom

08:40

09:10

Keynote Talk: Improving the Spatial Resolution of Wet-Path Delay Corrections for Coastal Altimetry and Inland Water Using High-Frequency Microwave and Millimeter-Wave Radiometers

Steven Reising

Colorado State University, USA

09:10

09:10

Session 1 : Ka-band

Chairs:

Stefano Vignudelli (CNR, Italy), Doug Vandemark (U. New Hampshire, USA)

09:10

09:30

AltiKa the New Altimetric Mission : Overview of the Data Quality in the Coastal Area

Nicolas Picot

CNES, France

09:30

09:50

Coastal Altimetry with the Ka Band

Fernando Niño

LEGOS, France

09:50

10:10

Early Look at SARAL/AltiKa Data in Coastal Areas

Remko Scharroo

EUMETSAT, Germany

10:10

10:20

Discussion

 

 

10:20

10:50

Coffee Break 

 

 

10:50

10:50

Session 2 : Applications of Coastal Altimetry

Chairs:

John Wilkin (Rutgers Univ., USA), 
Ted Strub (Oregon State Univ., USA)

10:50

11:10

Comparison and Validation of Multi-Mission Coastal Altimetry Around Venice

Stefano Vignudelli

Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Italy

11:10

11:30

Ocean Currents Near Heron Island, Great Barrier Reef, as Observed Using Altimetry, In-Situ Current Meters and HF Radar

Madeleine Cahill

CSIRO, Australia

11:30

11:50

Spatiotemporal Variability in Ocean Circulation Observed by Altimeters on the Northwest Atlantic Shelf and the Gulf of Maine

Hui Feng

Univ. of New Hampshire, USA

11:50

12:10

Evaluation of Altimetry-Derived Surface Current Products Using Lagrangian Drifter Trajectories in the Eastern Gulf of Mexico

Yonggang Liu

Univ. of South Florida, USA

12:10

12:30

Hurricane Sandy's Storm Surge - A Case Study Using HY-2A Altimetry

John Lillibridge (given by R. Scharroo)

NOAA Lab. for Satellite Altimetry, USA

12:30

12:50

Discussion

 

 

12:50

14:20

Lunch

 

 

14:20

14:20

Session 3: Corrections

Chairs: 

Lifeng Bao (Chinese Acad. Sci., China), 
Frank Shillington (U. Cape Town, S. Africa)

14:20

14:40

Regional Tidal Modelling from 2D to 3D

Mathilde Cancet

NOVELTIS, France

14:40

15:00

Atmospheric Corrections for Altimetry Studies Over Inland Water

Joana Fernandes

Univ. of Porto, Portugal

15:00

15:10

Discussion

 

 

15:10

15:10

Session 4: Retracking

Chairs:

Remko Scharroo (EUMETSAT, Germany), 
Nicolas Picot (CNES, France)

15:10

15:30

ALES, the Multi-Mission Adaptive Leading Edge Sub-Waveform Retracker, Design and Validation

Marcello Passaro

Univ. of Southampton/NOC, UK

15:30

15:50

LRM (Ku, Ka) and Delay/Doppler Waveform Processing in Coastal Zones

Pierre Thibaut

CLS, France

15:50

16:20

Coffee Break

 

 

16:20

16:20

Session 4: Retracking (continued)

Chairs:

Remko Scharroo (EUMETSAT, Germany), 
Nicolas Picot (CNES, France)

16:20

16:40

Retracking Saral/AltiKa Data Near the Coasts

Denis Blumstein

CNES/LEGOS, France

16:40

17:00

Retracking SARAL/AltiKa Waveforms Over the Gulf of Mexico Coastal Ocean

Hyongki Lee

Univ. of Houston, USA

17:00

17:20

Poster Teasers - Authors Introduce their Posters

 

 

17:20

17:40

Discussion

 

 

17:40

20:00

Poster Session + Cocktail

      

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

Day 2, Tuesday 08 October 2013 

 

 

08:30

08:30

Session 5: SAR/SARIn Altimetry (joint with OSTST

Chairs:

François Boy (CNES, France), 
Walter Smith (NOAA, USA) 

08:30

08:35

Introduction

Session Chairs

 

08:35

08:55

A Generalized Semi-Analytical Model for Delay/Doppler Altimetry and its Estimation Algorithms

Abderrahim Halimi (given by P. Thibaut)

University of Toulouse, France

08:55

09:15

CryoSat-2 SAR Mode Over Ocean: One Year of Data Quality Assessment

François Boy

CNES, France

09:15

09:35

Validation of Open-Sea CRYOSAT-2 Data in SAR Mode in the German Bight Area

Salvatore Dinardo

Serco/ESRIN, Italy

09:35

09:55

Jason-CS Poseidon-4 Ground Prototype Processor (GPP): Processor Results Using Simulated Raw Data and in Orbit CryoSat-2 Data

Monica Roca (given by R. Cullen)

isardSAT, Spain

09:55

10:15

Waveform Aliasing in Satellite Radar Altimetry

Walter H.F. Smith

NOAA, USA

10:15

10:30

Discussion

 

 

10:30

10:50

Coffee break

 

 

10:50

10:50

Session 5: SAR/SARIn Altimetry (joint with OSTST) - continued

Chairs: 

Philip Callahan (JPL, USA), Robert Cullen (ESA, Netherlands)

10:50

11:10

Observing Coastal Dynamics with SAR Altimetry

Sylvie Labroue (given by C. Dufau)

CLS, France

11:10

11:30

Validation of Coastal CRYOSAT-2 Data in SAR Mode in the German Bight Area

Luciana Fenoglio-Marc

Technical Univ. Darmstadt, Germany

11:30

11:50

Coastal SAR Altimetry at 80 Hz 

Salvatore Dinardo

Serco/ESRIN, Italy

11:50

12:10

Can We Really Achieve 300-Meter Resolution from A SAR Altimeter? - talk withdrawn

Walter H. F. Smith

NOAA, USA

12:10

12:30

Cryosat-2 SAR-In Altimetry for Coastal Sea Level Recovery - Results from the Fjords of Eastern Greenland. 

Ole Baltazar Andersen

DTU Space, Denmark

12:30

12:40

Discussion

 

 

12:40

14:00

Lunch

 

 

14:00

14:00

Session 6: New Data and CAL/VAL

Chairs:

Laury Miller (NOAA, USA), Stelios Mertikas (Technical Univ. of Crete, Greece)

14:00

14:20

Regional Products and Studies Based on CTOH Altimeter Data

Florence Birol

CTOH/LEGOS, France

14:20

14:40

Innovative Approaches for Altimetry Mapping in the Coastal Band: Applications to the NW Mediterranean Sea

Ananda Pascual (given by  C. Troupin)

IMEDEA (CSIC/UIB), Spain

14:40

15:00

Corsica: A Cal/Val Experiment to Link Offshore and Coastal Altimetry

Pascal Bonnefond

OCA-GEOAZUR, France

15:00

15:20

Annual Cycle in Coastal Sea Level from Gridded Satellite Altimetry and Tide Gauges

Martín Saraceno

CIMA/CONICET-UBA, Argentina

15:20

15:30

Discussion

 

 

15:30

15:30

Session 7: Future Missions

Chair:

Kaoru Ichikawa (Kyushu Univ., Japan)

15:30

15:50

Current Status of the Japanese Altimetry Mission, COMPIRA

Norimasa Ito

JAXA, Japan

15:50

16:20

Coffee Break

 

 

16:20

18:30

Summary from Session Chairs, Discussion, Recommendations, Roadmap and Conclusions

 

 

 

Poster Session + Cocktail - Scheduled on Monday 17:40 to 20:00

   

 

Applications of Coastal Altimetry Data

 

 

1

Inter-Comparisons of CryoSat-2, HY-2 and Jason-1/2 Satellite Altimetry Data in the Bohai and Yellow Seas

Yongcun Cheng

DTU Space, Denmark

2

Comparison and Validation of Multi-Mission Coastal Altimetry Around Venice

Paolo Cipollini

National Oceanography Centre, UK

3

Using CTOH Tidal Constants for Coastal Studies

Caroline Delebecque

CTOH/LEGOS, France

4

Observing High Resolution Dynamics with Conventional Altimeters

Claire Dufau

CLS, France

5

Predicting High Frequency Sea Level During Tropical Cyclones by Integrating Satellite Altimetry and Tide Gauge 

Zahra Gharineiat

University of Newcastle, Australia

6

Activities for Coastal Forecast Using COMPIRA 

Osamu Isoguchi

Remote Sensing Technology Center, Japan

7

Coastal-Trapped Wave Forcing of the Loop Current in the Gulf of Mexico

Robert Leben

Univ. of Colorado at Boulder, USA

8

Validation and Use of Coastal Envisat and Jason Satellite Altimetry Products for Storm Surges?

Kristine Madsen 

Danish Meteorological Institute, Denmark

9

Analysis of Sea Level Trends with Altimetry Around the Coastal Zone of Gavdos Permanent Cal/Val Facility

Stelios Mertikas

Technical University of Crete, Greece

10

Relationship Between Position of the Kuroshio Path and Sea Level Anomaly in the Seto Inland Sea in Japan

Koji Ogawa

Meteorological Research Institute, Japan

11

Coastal Altimetry Derived Velocities for the Agulhas Current

Konstantina Rizopoulou

Univ. of Southampton/NOC, UK

12

DAHITI: A New Database of Water Level Time Series for Lakes, Rivers, and Wetlands from Multi-Mission Satellite Altimetry

Christian Schwatke

DGFI, Germany

13

Interannual Variability of Seasonal Cycles of Coastal Altimeter Fields

Ted Strub

Oregon State University, USA

14

Interpolation of SLA Using the Data-Interpolating Variational Analysis in the Coastal Area of the NW Mediterranean Sea

Charles Troupin

Mediterranean Institute for Advanced Studies, IMEDEA (CSIC-UIB), Spain

 

Technical Issues in Coastal Altimetry

 

 

15

Coherent Processing of Envisat Individual Echoes in Narrow Rivers

Ron Abileah 

jOmegak, USA

16

Cryosat-2 SAR Altimetry for Recovering Sea Surface Height Around and Within Denmark – First Results from the LOTUS Project

Ole Baltazar Andersen

DTU Space, Denmark

17

Evaluation of Various Wet Tropospheric Corrections in the Indonesia Region

Eko Yuli Handoko

Univ. Porto, Fac. Ciencias

18

Retracking and Validation of Pulse-Limited and SAR Altimeter in Coastal Zone

Luciana Fenoglio-Marc

Technical Univ. Darmstadt, Germany

19

GPD Wet Tropospheric Correction for the ESA and NASA/CNES Altimetric Missions

Joana Fernandes

Univ. Porto, Fac. Ciencias & CIMAR-LA, CIIMAR-UP, Portugal

20

Envisat RA-2 Still Alive: Validation of COASTALT High Spatial Resolution Products in the Strait of Gibraltar

Jesus Gómez-Enri (presented by S.Vignudelli)

University of Cadiz, Spain 

21

Comparison of Altimetric Datasets in the Southern Califonia Bight

Jessica Hausman

JPL, USA

22

The Importance of Retracking and Detiding In Coastal Regions

Nurul Idris (presented by Zahra Gharineiat)

University of Newcastle, Australia

23

Validation of Waveform Retrackers: Assessment of Altimeter-Derived Geostrophic Velocity Using High Frequency Radar Observations

Nurul Idris (presented by Zahra Gharineiat)

University of Newcastle, Australia

24

Improving the Accuracy of Sea Surface Heights Near Coasts Through an Iterative Coastal Waveform Retracking System 

Nurul Idris (presented by Zahra Gharineiat)

University of Newcastle, Australia

25

AltiKa Microwave Radiometer Performances on Coastal Areas

Bruno Picard

CLS, France

26

Understanding Altimetry Retrievals for US Coastal Currents Using HF Radar and Imagery

Carolyn Roesler

University of Colorado at Boulder, USA

27

Satellite altimetry in the coastal zone: past, present and future

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