Jason oceanography satellites

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Jason oceanography satellites are a series of French–U.S. satellite missions that precisely measure sea surface height to study ocean circulation, climate change, and sea-level rise.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Earth observation satellite
altimetry mission
satellite mission series
contributesTo calibration and validation of other satellite altimeters
global mean sea level estimates
ocean reanalysis products
countryOfCollaboration France
United States of America
dataApplication El Niño monitoring
climate research
marine weather forecasting
operational oceanography
sea-level trend analysis
dataPolicy open access for many products
developedBy CNES
European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites
surface form: EUMETSAT

NASA
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
surface form: NOAA
ensures long-term continuity of satellite altimetry records
hasMember Jason-1
Jason-2
Jason-3
NASA Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich
surface form: Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich

TOPEX/Poseidon
measurementTechnique microwave radar altimetry
monitorsRegion global oceans
orbits Earth
orbitType low Earth orbit
primaryObjective measure sea surface height
monitor climate change
monitor sea-level rise
study ocean circulation
providesMeasurement sea surface height anomaly
significant wave height
wind speed over ocean
supportsProgram Copernicus
supportsUserCommunity climate science community
coastal management agencies
operational ocean forecasting centers
temporalCoverage from early 1990s onward
usesInstrumentType radar altimeter

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CNES notableProgram Jason oceanography satellites
European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites operates Jason oceanography satellites
this entity surface form: Jason-series ocean altimetry satellites