Dec 3, 2015 | Land Management, Sustainable Fisheries Management
Often in the news, extreme climate situations are sadly becoming more frequent. How are we to deal with violent meteorological phenomena, cataclysmic earthquakes and migration of climate refugees? By using CLS’s world-wide operational satellite solutions for early...
Dec 2, 2015 | Environment and Climate
The Ocean is the planet’s main carbon pump and has the largest capacity for storing heat. Understanding climate mechanisms primarily means understanding the ocean. But how can we learn more about this immense maritime territory? Over the last 30 years, observation...
Dec 2, 2015 | Environment and Climate
Since 1997, El Niño had not reappeared with such intensity. El Niño 1997-2015: on these maps we can see that the extended surface area of warm water in 2015 is bigger than in 1997. © AVISO/CNES/CLS This seasonal equatorial current owes its name to a very particular...
Sep 30, 2014 | Environment and Climate, Sustainable Fisheries Management
The US government has moved forward with a plan to expand three remote U.S. reserves in the central Pacific Ocean into a massive national monument The US government has moved forward with a plan to expand three remote U.S. reserves in the central Pacific Ocean into a...
Sep 30, 2014 | Energies and Infrastructures, Environment and Climate
CLS is partner of the french Marine Collaborative Ground Segment” MCGS during the 9th Sea tech Week, in Brest on 16th october, 2014 The Seatechweek workshop will introduce the data processing platforms which deliver the MCGS geophysical information, and make use...
Aug 26, 2014 | Environment and Climate
COCA LOCA Project : understanding turtles migration and threats in the Indian Ocean (photo credit: Ifremer) 100 argos satellite transmitters were deployed on adult green turtles and 19 loggerhead turtles for the DYMITILE project. 20 new Argos will be deployed in 2014...
