We have now come to
the end of ‘Monitoring the Oceans from Space’, congratulations on completing
the course and thank you for your participation over the last five weeks.
We hope you have
enjoyed this course, and gained a useful insight into the science, techniques
and applications of using Earth observation from space to monitor our oceans,
and our interaction with it. We hope that this will help you in your further
work, interests and decisions, and we wish you the very best for the future.
This course has been
designed and produced for EUMETSAT by Imperative Space. The producers would
like to thank all of the academics, experts and institutions who have
contributed to and supported production of the course. This includes the
universities and research centres to which our onscreen experts are affiliated.
Special thanks goes
to: Plymouth Marine Laboratory, CLS (Collecte Localisation Satellites), the
National Oceanographic Centre, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pierre-Yves
Cousteau, and Réserve Naturelle Marine de Cerbère Banyuls, Sir Alister Hardy
Foundation for Ocean Science, and the National Marine Aquarium (Plymouth).
All NASA, ESA and
CMEMS imagery and animations used throughout this course are used courtesy of
NASA, ESA and CMEMS.