Topic outline

  • Ocean and Sea Ice (OSI) SAF webinars (3/3): Climate Data Records

    Webinar with Thomas Lavergne (Met Norway), Ad Stoffelen (KNMI) and Olivier Membrive (Meteo France)

    1 February 2022, 12:00-14:00 UTC

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    This is the third in the series of 3 Ocean and Sea Ice SAF (OSI SAF) webinars providing an overview of the OSI SAF products and their applications, explaining how they are processed and validated, what they can be used for, and how they can be used. New means for accessing the data will be highlighted, and some on-line demonstration will be included.

    The webinars are aimed at both existing users of the OSI SAF products and those who are not familiar with these products. They are free and open to all.


    Find our more about the OSI SAF webinar series and register:

    *Your feedback is important both before and during the webinar, as users and potential users' feedback are leading the OSI SAF development activities and updates.

    • Recording and resources

      The recording is now available


      You can find the Q&A here.

      • Agenda (all times in UTC)

        • 12:00 Welcome and Introduction to the CDR webinar, Cécile Hernandez 
        • 12:05 What are Climate Data Records (FCDRs, CDRs, ICDRs) and what is the difference to Near-Real-Time products, Olivier Membrive 
          Discussion around Slido questions (5 min) 
        • 12:20 Winds CDRs, Ad Stoffelen 
        • 12:40  Extreme Wind, Ad Stoffelen
        • 12:50 Application Example by user, Rianne Giesen 
          Discussion around Slido questions (10 min) 
        • 13:10 Existing Sea Ice CDRs + ICDRs, Thomas Lavergne
        • 13:20 Upcoming Sea Ice CDRs + ICDRs, Thomas Lavergne
        • 13:40 Application Example by user
          Discussion around Slido questions (10 min) 
        • 14:00 Future SST and IST Data Records, Steinar Eastwood 
        • 14:05 Wrap Up and closing  


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