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International Ice Charting Working Group Reykjavik 3-5 October 2000

Ice and Image Analysis Training at the Danish Meteorological Institute Keld Q. Hansen Ice Charting and Remote Sensing Division Danish Meteorological Institute. International Ice Charting Working Group Reykjavik 3-5 October 2000.

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International Ice Charting Working Group Reykjavik 3-5 October 2000

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  1. Ice and Image Analysis Training at the Danish Meteorological Institute Keld Q. Hansen Ice Charting and Remote Sensing Division Danish Meteorological Institute International Ice Charting Working Group Reykjavik 3-5 October 2000

  2. Ice Analysis staff, Satellite Branch: 1 chief (full time) [certified] 1 navigator (full time, February-July) [certified] 3 image analysts (part time) [certified] 3 image analysis trainees [part time] International Ice Charting Working Group Reykjavik 3-5 October 2000

  3. Ice and Image Analysis Training Program 1) Introduction to sea ice mapping (4 weeks) - Introduction to remote sensing, use and limitations of satellite data - ICE TUTOR [Canadian Ice Service] - SIKU Ice charting system - Physical characteristics of sea ice and icebergs near Greenland - Ice charts and presentations of ice information - Follow production of operational satellite based products (charts and piloting) - Procedures and trouble shooting 2) Image analysis training (expected 3 months) - Primarily Cape Farewell scenes, - Radarsat scenes from various seasons - Quality check, validation and discussion of trainee’s ice charts 3) Operational analysis of NRT satellite data (expected 4 months) - Trainee takes part in the operational production of ice charts, but never alone. - All products worked out by the trainee is quality checked and, if necessary, discussed or corrected, before publishing. International Ice Charting Working Group Reykjavik 3-5 October 2000

  4. The Future - Prepare training materials, lecture notes - Training materials on CDROM or WWW - Training on board RAL-ships - Cooperation between operational ice centers - Course initiated by Radarsat International ? Problem: Training is time consuming !!! International Ice Charting Working Group Reykjavik 3-5 October 2000

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