Data and Models

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© Dr. Corbin

Assimilative Upper Atmosphere Model TIE-GCM PDAF

Earth’s upper atmosphere begins at roughly 90 km altitude and is an ionized gas mixture whose state is strongly influenced by solar radiation and solar wind. It is also coupled to Earth’s magnetosphere, plasmasphere, and the lower atmosphere. 

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© Dr. Fupeng Li

Land TWSA Forecasting

Since 2002, the Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) and its successor mission GRACE Follow-On (GRACE-FO) have provided critical insights into terrestrial water dynamics by measuring total water storage anomolies (TWSA) across the globe. 

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© SLR

 IGG-SLR-HYBRID

IGG-SLR-HYBRID is a series of high-resolution monthly gravity fields from satellite laser ranging (SLR) to five satellites (Lageos 1 and 2, Stella, Starlette, Ajisai). It applies a novel approach in which the temporal changes of the gravity field are represented by the leading empirical orthogonal functions (EOFs) from the GRACE time series. 

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© Altimetry

TUDaBo a SAR Mode Processing Prototype for G-POD Altimetry Coastal and Open Ocean Performance

TUDaBo SAR-RDSAR (Technical University Darmstadt – University Bonn SAR-Reduced SAR), is a processor prototype developed to experiment with SAR mode data from L1A (FBR) to L2. 

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© TU Graz

GRACE Level-3 Monthly Solution

Equivalent water heights (EWH) are derived from monthly level-2 solutions of the Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) satellite mission and of the GRACE-Follow On satellite mission, by relating changes in gravity to changes in the mass distribution in a thin surface layer, loading the Earth elastically.

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© Dr. Uebbing

Time series of ocean mass change from GRACE

The Gravity Recovery And Climate Experiment (GRACE) mission has measured mass change in the Earth's water cycle between 2002 and 2017 and it is continued by the GRACE-FO mission which has successfully been launched in May, 2018.

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© Dr.Strohmenger

Time series of ocean mass change from Swarm

Swarm is a multi-satellite mission within the Earth Explorer Opportunity Program of the European Space Agency (ESA) with the primary purpose to study the Earth's geomagnetic field. The three satellites, Swarm A, B and C, were launched into a near-polar low Earth orbit on 22 November 2013

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© NASA

 LRO orbit

Since 2009, the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) explores the lunar surface by images and altimetric ranges. Referring these observations to a Moon-fixed reference frame requires highly accurate and consistent orbits.

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© Dr. Rietbroek

Geocenter loading coefficients

Geocenter motion and surface loading coefficients from a joint inversion of GPS, GRACE and Ocean Bottom Pressure from a model.

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© Forootan

Atmospheric De-aliasing

A new series of 6-hourly atmospheric de-aliasing products based on reanalysis (ITG3D-ERA-Interim) - coverage: 2003-2011.5

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