A Copernicus Sentinel‑3 snapshot of land surface temperatures across Europe and around the Mediterranean on 23 June: Purple = hottest spots Madrid 48°C, Tunis 49°C, Zaragoza 46°C, Poitier 46°C, Rome 44°C 🔥 www.esa.int/ESA_Multimed...

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June 21 is #ShowYourStripes day! Spotted in the wild 🟦 🟥 @ University of Maryland, USA- Center for Environmental Science, Chesapeake Biological Laboratory 🌊🧪

Save the date & tell your friends - IGS' flagship Sea Ice Symposium is back with the theme "Sea Ice in Transition: Emerging Processes and Extremes" - See you in Helsinki, 13 to 18 June 2027!! First circular: www.igsoc.org/wp-content/u... & Pre-register your interest here: forms.gle/wdjzgCUMtm2H...

What do we need to make sure the future Copernicus satellites will deliver sharp data? HUMANS! Right as we write, an international team of scientists is braving the Arctic cold to collect critical in situ measurements for Copernicus ROSE-L, CIMR and CRISTAL: www.esa.int/Applications... 📹NSIDC/ESA

@umdgeography.bsky.social Graduate Student Monojit Saha posts about his research and what drives him to study sea ice! 🧊❄️🛰️

Department of Geographical Sciences at University of Maryland@umdgeography.bsky.social · 2mo ago

In a new post for the European Geosciences Union (EGU) @egu.eu Cryospheric Sciences Blog, Ph.D. student Monojit Saha explores a persistent challenge in Arctic remote sensing: the difficulty of measuring sea ice conditions near coastlines. 🧊 blogs.egu.eu/divisions/cr...