Abstract submission guidelines
Language: All submitted material shall be written in English.
Title of presentation: Please choose a brief title (maximum of 100 characters) that clearly indicates the content of the contribution. Please avoid abbreviations in the title. Abbreviations may be used in the text if they are defined when first used.
Principal author: Name, email, institution, business affiliation (department, school, agency, or company, etc.), city and country. In instances of multiple authorship, the person whose name is listed first is expected to deliver the presentation, unless otherwise specified.
Co-authors: their names, email, institution/business information, country
Preference: for oral presentation or poster session.
Session: Please choose one of the 9 thematic areas.
1 - International context and project status
Includes mission design, mission ground segment, data distribution, synergy with other missions, science plan, cal/val plan, overall definition of products
2 - Products & processings
Includes level 1 (in-orbit calibration, radiometric and geometric correction of the products) and level 2 (atmospheric correction algorithms, Temperature-Emissivity separation, Directional effects, Cloud mask).
The level 2 and 3 scientific products (typically: vegetation variables, albedo, energy budget variables, evapotranspiration, stress index) shall be considered as part of the relevant scientific session as listed below.
Scientific sessions (algorithms, models, Scientific products, Science applications, Validation):
3 - Ecosystem stress & water use
4 - Coastal and inland waters
5 - Urban ecosystem monitoring
6 - Cryosphere
7 - Solid Earth
8 - Downstream activities and applications
Includes potential commercial use of the distributed products
9 - Products demo
Demonstrations with simulated products, access to the distribution gateway and typical use cases.
Abstract: Please ensure that your abstract contains no more than 500 words. Please avoid diagrams, illustrations, tables, references or graphics in the abstract. Provide maximum relevant information in the abstract and if the subject matter is empirical, the following structure is obligatory: objective, methods, results, conclusions.
Key-words: Please indicate keywords for your abstract from the following list. You may also add your own keywords.
ATBD, atmosphere, calibration, cloud, data distribution, evapotranspiration, fire, ice, in-situ measurements, irrigation, land surface emissivity, land surface temperature, LSTM, mission design, mission ground segment, processing, protocol, product, SBG, Sea Surface Temperature, snow, Sentinel-2, thermal infrared, validation, system, water stress
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