SAR-TWL
Wrtiting a processor to implement the SAR Temporal Waterline Method usding UK Sentinel-1 and sea-level data. Buyilding from Blueco project. ESA funded.
FOCUS
WP4 support role to provide python framework for assimilating and processing disparate data from satellites, floats, model outputs ... to create novel global typology.
ReSOW
OGC SMMR project mapping of UK sea-grass by using classification of optical Sentinel-2 satellite data.
Argo-Euro Rise
BODC project. Support programming role to implement full python work-stream for Delayed Mode Quality Control of floats in the Southern Ocean.
Blueco
Lead technical role working with Channel Coastal Observatory to explore new usess of satellite data to complement their in-situ surveys for coastal monitoring.
HydroCoastal
Supporting role to provide python programming skills and level-1 SAR processing for coastal altimetry.
ACCORD
Exploring mobile sediment in the Ganges delta, Bay of Bengal using the SAR Temporal Waterline method and Seninel-1 imigary.
Earth Observation for Sustainable Development (EO4SD)
EO4SD is a new ESA initiative which aims to achieve a step increase in the uptake of satellite-based environmental information in the IFIs regional and global programs. It will follow a systematic, user-driven approach in order to meet longer-term, strategic geospatial information needs in the individual developing countries, as well as international and regional development organizations. Marine and Coastal Resources is the division NOC is working in, comprising a range of earth observation derived services designed to provide the information required for the to support sustainable economic development for coastal regions and island states.
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Commonwealth Marine Economies (CME)
The Commonwealth Marine Economies Programme has the aims to ensure marine resources that belong to Commonwealth SIDS are better understood and managed, with the aim of enabling sustainable and growing marine economies in Commonwealth SIDS that create jobs, drive national economic growth, reduce poverty, ensure food security and build resilience.
NOC's involvement ranges across disciplines within these small island states, from ocean biogeochemistry and ecosystems to marine physics and mapping.