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02-Apr-2020

Published by EOWeb on Thu 02 of Apr. 2020

2014 CryoSat Ice Baseline D reprocessed data available

We're pleased to inform the CryoSat scientific community that the reprocessed CryoSat Ice Baseline D data for all of 2014 has been published on the Science Server and is available for download.

The reprocessing activity is progressing fast and 2015 will be published soon. We are planning to publish batches of six months of data every two weeks. We will follow up with another announcement when a full year is available.

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12-Mar-2020

Published by EOWeb on Thu 12 of Mar. 2020

CryoSat 10th Anniversary Science Conference postponed

Due to the recent spread of the COVID-19 virus in Europe, the Organising Committee decided to postpone the CryoSat 10th Anniversary Science Conference to ensure the safety of all participants. The conference has been rescheduled to 5-8 October 2020 and will be taking place in Taormina, Sicily.

The CryoSat 10th Anniversary Science Conference will focus on the latest scientific results from the mission, but will also be a celebration of the remarkable contribution that CryoSat has made to our understanding of the cryosphere and its role in the Earth system and the climate.

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12-Mar-2020

Published by EOWeb on Thu 12 of Mar. 2020

2013 CryoSat Ice Baseline D reprocessed data available

We are pleased to inform the CryoSat scientific community that the reprocessed CryoSat Ice Baseline D data for all of 2013 has been published on the Science Server and is now available for download.

The reprocessing activity is progressing fast and 2014 will soon be published. We are planning to publish batches of six months of data every two weeks. Another announcement will be made when a full year of data is available.

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10-Mar-2020

Published by EOWeb on Tue 10 of Mar. 2020

CryoSat data dissemination unavailability

CryoSat data circulation and dissemination from the Kiruna Payload Data Segment (PDS) has been affected since 9 March.

We are actively working toward a resolution. We are sorry about any inconvenience this may have caused.

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24-Feb-2020

Published by EOWeb on Mon 24 of Feb. 2020

CryoSat 10th Anniversary Science Conference programme now online

To celebrate CryoSat's 10th anniversary, ESA is organising a science conference in Taormina, Sicily from 20 to 23 April 2020 that will bring together the CryoSat community to discuss the extraordinary achievements of ESA's ice mission over the last ten years as well as the latest results and developments in the field.

The detailed programme of CryoSat's 10th Anniversary Science Conference is now available online. You can find out more about who the keynote speakers will be and all the exciting results that will be presented during the conference on the event's website.

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21-Feb-2020

Published by EOWeb on Fri 21 of Feb. 2020

2012 CryoSat Ice Baseline D reprocessed data now available

We're pleased to inform the CryoSat scientific community that the reprocessed CryoSat Ice Baseline D data for all of 2012 has been published on the Science Server and is now available for download.

The reprocessing activity is progressing fast and the 2013 data will also be published soon. We are planning to publish batches of six months of data every two weeks. We will follow up with another announcement when a full year is available.

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13-Feb-2020

Published by EOWeb on Thu 13 of Feb. 2020

CryoSat NRT data dissemination restarted

We would like to inform CryoSat NRT data users that dissemination has been restarted on the morning of 13 February after a successful quality check. Retained data will be made available during the day.

We are sorry again for any inconvenience this may have caused.

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12-Feb-2020

Published by EOWeb on Wed 12 of Feb. 2020

CryoSat NRT data unavailability on 12 February 2020

Following the discovery of an anomaly, dissemination of CryoSat NRT data stopped on the morning of 12 February.

Dissemination will resume as soon as data quality checks are completed. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused to your activities.

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07-Feb-2020

Published by EOWeb on Fri 07 of Feb. 2020

2011 CryoSat Ice Baseline D reprocessed data available

We are pleased to inform the CryoSat scientific community that the reprocessed CryoSat Ice Baseline D data for all of 2011 has been published on the Science Server and is available for download.

The reprocessing activity is progressing fast and year 2012 will be published soon. We are planning to publish batches of six months of data every two weeks. We will follow with another announcement when a full year is available.

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09-Jan-2020

Published by EOWeb on Thu 09 of Jan. 2020

CryoSat 10th Anniversary Science Conference - Registration open

Direct registration to the CryoSat 10th Anniversary Science Conference is now open and will close on 15 March.

For more information and to stay updated on the event, please visit the conference website.

We look forward to meeting you in Taormina.

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