About the Observations: from in-situ to remote sensing category

This category focuses on anything related to observations of waves, whether it is wind waves or any other type of waves in the Earth System. It serves as a comprehensive space for sharing, discussing, and advancing our understanding of wave phenomena through various measurement techniques. Here, you can engage with the community on a wide range of topics, including but not limited to:

:globe_with_meridians: In Situ Measurements

  • Field Campaigns: Share details and results from field campaigns and oceanographic cruises dedicated to measuring wave properties.
  • Instrumentation: Discuss the use and development of instruments like wave buoys, pressure sensors, and ADCPs (Acoustic Doppler Current Profilers) for in situ wave measurements.
  • Data Collection and Analysis: Exchange methodologies for collecting and analyzing wave data from in situ sources, including data preprocessing, calibration, and error analysis.

:artificial_satellite: Remote Sensing Measurements

  • Satellite Observations: Post about satellite missions and instruments used for wave observations, such as altimeters, scatterometers, and synthetic aperture radar (SAR).
  • Airborne Measurements: Discuss the use of airborne platforms for capturing wave data, including drones and manned aircraft equipped with relevant sensors.
  • Techniques and Algorithms: Share and discuss techniques and algorithms for processing and interpreting remote sensing data to extract wave information.

:bar_chart: Data Integration

  • Combining Data Sources: Explore methods for integrating in situ and remote sensing data to provide a more comprehensive understanding of wave dynamics.
  • Innovative Approaches: Discuss new and emerging technologies and methodologies in wave observation, including machine learning applications and real-time monitoring systems.

:card_index_dividers: Resource Sharing

  • Data Repositories: Provide links to publicly available wave observation datasets and repositories where community members can access valuable data.
  • Software and Tools: Share software tools, scripts, and applications that facilitate the analysis and visualization of wave observations.
  • Best Practices: Discuss best practices for data collection, sharing, and management to ensure high-quality and reproducible research.