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(November 2022)
Scientific Publication: A paper based on
C-RISe data has been written by project colleagues in Mozambique (UEM and INAHINA) and published in the Journal of Marine
Science and Engineering: Validating Sea-Level Altimetry
Data against Tide Gauge for Coastal Risk Analysis in
Mozambique, 2022, Nehama, F, Z Veriua, C Maueua, A
Hibbert, F Calafat, P Cotton, J. Mar. Sci. Eng.
2022,10,1597. https://doi.org/10.3390/jmse10111597
(September 2021)
Science Policy Briefing Notes: Three science
policy briefing notes have been issued by C-RISe.
Update to C-RISe data
set: An update to the C-RISe data set was
released in March 2021,
which includes an additional year on the climatology
data, and sea level data from Envisat and AltiKa /
SARAL. Click here
for details. Updated python software has also been
released, and guidelines are provided here.
email d.cotton.at.satoc.eu if you would like a copy of
the data.
New Bilko Tutorials:
Two new Bilko tutorials have been produced for C-RISe.
They cover analysis of SST data to look at seasonal and
inter-annual variability. Click here
for details
Near Real Time Data:
The C-RISe Team continues to maintain its Data
demonstration
page showing near real time satellite wind and
wave data together with present forecast conditions
C-RISe at Fall AGU,
San Francisco, USA, 3-13 December 2019: The
C-RISe team made a presentation in an "elightning"
poster at this meeting. Click here
for a copy of the presentation.
C-RISe at WIOMSA's
11th Scientific Symposium, University of Mauritius 1-4
July 2019: The C-RISe team had a number of
posters and presentations at this meeting, and also
organised a mimisymposium: "Satellite Data for Coastal
Risk Applications - building capacity in the South West
Indian Ocean." Click here
for a copy of report.
Links to poster presentations are given below:
- Sea
Level Variability in Pemba, Clousa Maueua,
INAHINA, Mozambique
- Inverse
Barometer
Effect at Pemba, Bivar Chavango, UEM, Mozambique
- Validation
of Satellite Sea Level against Tide Gauge data,
Zeinul Veriua, UEM
- Extreme
Sea Level Events, Fernando Sibanda, UEM
- Tidal
Analyses for Nacala, Humberto Meque, UEM
- The
Impact of ENSO on Shrimp Catches at Sofala Bank,
V Dove, UEM
- Ambodivahibe
MPA, J Clarck Rabenandrasana, CI
- Vulnerability
Assessment of Ambaro Bay Mangrove Ecosystem, H
Rakotomalala, WWF
- Evolution
of Mahafaly Reef System, F Razafindramasy, WWF
- Madgascar
Coastal and Marine Atlas, John Bemiasa, IH.SM
C-RISe at Mozambique's
"Growing Blue" Conference, Maputo, 23-24 May 2019:
The C-RISe team attended this meeting, and made a short
presentation. Click here
for a link to the meeting website.
C-RISe at ESA Living
Planet, Milan, 13-17 May 2019: The C-RISe team
made a presentation at this meeting. Click here
for a copy of the presentation.
C-RISe at EGU, Vienna,
7-12 April 2019: The C-RISe team made a
presentation at this meeting. Click here
for a copy of the presentation.
C-RISe data portal :
CSIR have developed a data portal for searching, viewing
and accessing C-RISe data sets. Go to https://ocims.csir.co.za/crise/
C-RISe at ECSA 57:
"Changing Estuaries, Coasts and Shelf Systems - Diverse
Threats and Opportunities, Perth, WA, Australia - 13-6
Sept, 2018. The C-RISe team made a presentation at this
meeting. Click here
for a copy of the presentation.
C-RISe at the Sea
Level Futures Workshop, University of
Liverpool, 4-5 July, 2018. We were pleased to welcome
project partners from INAHINA, Mozambique to this
meeting. There were two poster presentations on C-RISe
work:
Available for Download:
The CRISe altimetry
reference product (Coastal
Geophysical Data Record) is now available for
download by ftp at:
For Jason1:
ftp://ftp.noc.soton.ac.uk/pub/nayoub/CRISe/J1_ref
For Jason2:
ftp://ftp.noc.soton.ac.uk/pub/nayoub/CRISe/J2_ref
For Jason3:
ftp://ftp.noc.soton.ac.uk/pub/nayoub/CRISe/J3_ref
and for the time series at co-located points along
track:
ftp://ftp.noc.soton.ac.uk/pub/nayoub/CRISe/collocated_j1j2j3
Figures showing the CRISe Area of Interest with overlaid
satellite tracks
Also see the UK
Space Agency International Partnership Programme web
pages
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