Co-Chairs
Astrid Bracher
Alfred Wegener Institute, Germany
Astrid.Bracher@awi.de
Jeremy Kravitz
NASA Ames Research Center, USA
jeremy.kravitz@nasa.gov
Background
Following a recommendation from an IOCS-2019 breakout workshop, and after a series of discussions at IOCCG Committee meetings between 2019-2022, the IOCCG put forth an action to form a task force dealing with hyperspectral remote sensing of the ocean. The focus of the task force would be on creating a quantitative guide to hyperspectral radiometry as compared to multispectral, examining the science application and mission development of hyperspectral radiometry, and grounding theoretical analysis of hyperspectral data in reality of what is possible from space-based instruments and resources.
The chairs of the task force were suggested and invited by the IOCCG, and the task force was established in March 2023.
Members
Amir Ibrahim, NASA Goddard, USA
Ana Dogliotti, IAFE-NSTRC, Argentina
Arnold Dekker, CSIRO, Australia
Chami Malik, CNRS/Univ. Sorbonne, France
Claudia Giardino, CNR, Italy
Emanuele Organelli, CNR, France
Fang Shen, ECNU, China
Guiqing Wang, NASA Goddard Ocean Ecology Laboratory, USA
Lisl Lain, CSIR, South Africa
Michelle Gierach, JPL, USA
Tim Malthus, CSIRO Oceans and Atmosphere flagship, Australia
Toru Hirawake, National Institute of Polar Research, Japan
Wonkook Kim, Pusan National University, South Korea
The fifth International Ocean Colour Science (IOCS) meeting will take place in St. Petersburg, FL, USA from 14 – 17 November 2023, and will be convened by the International Ocean Colour Coordinating Group (IOCCG) in partnership with the University of South Florida, and thanks to sponsorship from several sponsors.