Mapping the Frozen Frontier: The Evolution of ESA's Ice Missions
In short: Explore how satellite technology tracks our planet's changing ice. This special edition features experts from the European Space Agency and the Natural Environment Research Council discussing the history and future of polar observation.
A conversation is shown involving the UK's Natural Environment Research Council Chief Executive Duncan Wingham alongside CryoSat Mission Manager Tommaso Parrinello. They examine the trajectory of the European Space Agency's (ESA) ice missions, covering historical data, current operations, and upcoming goals.
Additionally, Professor Volker Liebig, Director of ESA’s Earth Observation Programmes, provides a forward-looking perspective on what Earth observation will entail in the coming year. The conversation highlights the critical role of these missions in monitoring global environmental shifts.
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- Summary by Intellect · source: Earth from Space -- Special edition
- Also: www.esa.int — Watch the replay: Earth from Space – special edition
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