TH4.P7.1
Invited

OBSERVATIONS TO INFORMATION: OCEAN OBSERVING AS A TOOL FOR CREATING THE OCEAN WE WANT

Michelle Heupel, University of Tasmania, Australia
Session:
TH4.P7: Challenges for Ocean Remote Sensing in the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development Oral
Track:
Community-Contributed Sessions
Location:
Plaza: Room P7
Presentation Time:
Thursday, 7 August, 15:45 - 16:00
Session Co-Chairs:
Jochen Horstmann, Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon and Claire Phillips, Geoscience Australia and Melanie Olsen, IEEE OES/AIMS
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Session TH4.P7
TH4.P7.1: OBSERVATIONS TO INFORMATION: OCEAN OBSERVING AS A TOOL FOR CREATING THE OCEAN WE WANT
Michelle Heupel, University of Tasmania, Australia
TH4.P7.2: THE REMOTE SENSING APPLICATION OF MARINE AUTONOMOUS SYSTEMS IN ADDRESSING OCEAN DECADE CHALLENGES
Melanie Olsen, Australian Institute of Marine Science, Australia
TH4.P7.3: CHALLENGES FOR HF OCEAN RADAR IN THE NEXT DECADE
Mal Heron, Oceanic Engineering Society, Australia
TH4.P7.4: USING MARINE RADAR FOR INDIVIDUAL WAVE MEASUREMENTS AND SHORT-TERM FORECASTS
Ruben Carrasco, Jochen Horstmann, Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon, Germany; Jose-Carlos Nieto Borge, University of Alcala, Spain; Jörg Seemann, Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon, Germany
TH4.P7.5: Optimising tide predictions for coastal Earth Observation: An ensemble approach using satellite altimetry and optical remote sensing
Robbi Bishop-Taylor, Stephen Sagar, Claire Phillips, Vanessa Newey, Geoscience Australia, Australia
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