
PhD student working with sea surface temperature retrievals and Arctic sea ice at DTU Space and the Danish Meterological Institute @dmidk
Capital Region, Denmark
Joined June 2018
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Pia Englyst retweeted
🌊🌍 Calling all SST researchers, scientists, students, users & producers! Don’t forget to submit for #GHRSST26! 🌍🌊
📅 Deadline: Feb 2, 2025
🔗 Science Sessions: tinyurl.com/ybpd2c54
🔗 Abstract Submission: tinyurl.com/2rnnu2t6
🔗 Pre-register: dmi.nemtilmeld.dk/19/
Pia Englyst retweeted
📢New study: Climate model simulations of central #Arctic surface temperatures are more accurate than appreciated, whereas the benchmark data from observation-based reanalyses are biased warm
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@ShutingDK @jacobhoeyer @PEnglyst @dmidk #NCKF_DK @optimESM_eu
Pia Englyst retweeted
Are you engaged in #climatechange research focusing on global and regional climate #SST reanalyses and climate data records?
Submit your abstract for #GHRSST25 here: ghrsst.org/ghrsst-news/submi…
🔴 Deadline: 1 March 2024 🔴
#GHRSST25 is co-hosted by @environmentca and @UQAM
Pia Englyst retweeted
📢Call for Abstracts! GHRSST invites abstract submissions for the 25th International SST Users’ Symposium #GHRSST25
Submit by 1 March 2024: ghrsst.org/ghrsst-news/submi… 🔗
#GHRSST25 will take place from June 10-14, 2024, in Montreal, co-hosted by @environmentca and @UQAM 🇨🇦
Pia Englyst retweeted
Servicing @dmidk ISAR Radiometer in @ships4sst project with @PEnglyst to get Fiducial Reference Measurements of sea surface temperature. Sailing along to Torshavn and testing drone with IR camera to assess the spatial temperature field. Thanks to @Smyrilline for great support
Pia Englyst retweeted
Communities in #Greenland rely on the sea ice for transport, hunting and fishing. Extreme events, here flooding of the ice by abrupt onset of surface melt call for an incresed predictive capacity in the Arctic @BG10Blueaction @polarprediction @dmidk
Replying to @SteffenMalskaer
@SteffenMalskaer got the difficult task of retrieving our oceanographic moorings and weather station on sea ice in North West Greenland this year. Rapid melt and sea ice with low permeability and few cracks leaves the melt water on top.
Pia Englyst retweeted
For high spatial resolution on microwave radiometers it is important with a large antenna and also high frequency. The animation is showing the simulated sea ice concentration (Bristol using 19 and 37 GHz channels) for different antenna sizes 1 to 11 m #CIMReu











