Assessing Antarctic sea ice
using Envisat ASAR, CryoSat-2 and others:
Onwards from IPY'07
 
Bern, Switzerland

Preliminary time table
Mo 07 June, to Fr 11 June 2010



Click here to see the 2007 webpage

Please note that during this week we will hold a combined meeting covering both, the IPY team on Antarctic sea ice using ASAR as well as the 2009 team sea-ice monitoring.

Participants:
  • Andreas Cziferszky (British Antarctic Survey, UK)
  • Cathy Geiger (University of Delaware, USA)
  • Petra Heil (Australian Antarctic Division & ACE CRC, Australia, co-ordinator)
  • Jennifer Hutchings (University of Alaska, USA)
  • Stefan Kern (Inst. f. Meereskunde, Germany)
  • Ron Kwok (Jet Propulsion Laboratory, USA)
  • Edward Maksym (British Antarctic Survey, UK)
  • Rob Massom (Australian Antarctic Division & ACE CRC, Australia)
  • Roberto Saldo (DTU, Denmark)
  • Takenobu Toyota (Hokkaido University, Japan)

    • Student participants:
  • Burcu Ozsoy-Cicek (University of Texas, USA)
  • Roger Stevens (University of Tasmania, Australia)

    • Apologies:
  • Andrew Fleming (British Antarctic Survey, UK)
  • Christian Haas (University of Alberta, Canada)
  • Lars Kaleschke (Inst. f. Meereskunde, Germany)
  • Thomas Krumpen (AWI, Germany)
  • Thorsten Markus (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, USA)
  • Seelye Martin (University of Washington, USA)
  • Marcel Nicolaus (AWI, Germany)
  • Leif Toudal Pedersen (Danmarks Meteorologiske Inst.)
  • Sandra Schwegmann (AWI, Germany)


    • The structure for this workshop will allow participants to interact and to get involved in working on some of the data, analysis techniques and identified issues. There will be several oral presentations, which will form the backbone of our workshop. These will provide an overview of the various ESA IPY projects, their current status as well as of the analysis techniques applied.

    Presentations, free discussions and demonstrations on project related topics are scheduled for this workshop.


    Note: General discussions are highlighted in colour.