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With the increase in insightful, precise and heterogeneous information about the marine environment come efforts to improve the processing of these countless datasets from varied observation systems (underwater, marine and spatial). Only judicious, joint use of this metadata can enable a faithful description of the environment.
To that end, the team explores different aspects of marine data analysis:
Here are some examples of partners with whom this research is conducted.
Coastal areas vulnerable to climate change, evolving coastlines and the monitoring of flood-prone areas call for regular measurements and suitable imaging and measurement systems. This is the purpose of the CALHYB research project on which ENSTA Bretagne is bringing its imaging expertise to bear for the observation of the marine environment.
The "MAP-IO" scientific program aims at setting up a climate observatory aboard a French research vessel (the Marion Dufresne) for studying the Indian and Southern Oceans.
How is the school contributing? By developing the system for continuously measuring atmospheric humidity, using GNSS signal analysis methods.
To deduce the level of humidity in the air, the team is tapping into the phenomena whereby the propagation of GNSS signals is delayed because of the water vapor in the atmosphere.