OVL case studies
Using OVL web client
On the 12th of May, the OVL tool has been presented by Dr. Fabrice Collard during the Living Planet Symposium.
We have selected several examples where the benefit of the OVL web client is fully exploited.
Typhoon Lionrock
On this Sentinel1 sea surface roughness measurement, we can picture the eye of super Typhoon Lionrock approaching the Japanese coast and pumping heat from the warm Kuroshio waters.
Internal waves
In this Sentinel2 RGB composite, we can benefit from high resolution Sentinel 2 data to see the propagation of internal waves generated by tides near the south African coast.
Kelvin Wake
High resolution visible sensor in Sentinel 2 shows nice Kelvin and turbulent wakes behind ship.Pipeline
Pollution due to a broken pipeline can be seen off the South Africa coast, using Sentinel 2 Ocean Color.Gulf of Mexico
Here you have an example of different observations during CARTHE experiment where 1100 drifters were launched. Surface velocity Profilers are shown over High Resolution SST from VIIRS and Ocean Color from Sentinel 2.Dog Head
This picture is a nice example of the synergy of remote sensing observations.Are represented:
- Aviso along track SSH from CRYOSAT 2, SARAL-ALTIKA and JASON 2 POSEIDON
- Streamlines derived from Aviso Geostrophic Current
- South Africa Regional SST from ODYSSEA product
- Trajectories of Surface Velocity Profilers
- SAR roughness
Sentinel 1 and Sentinel 2 synergy
Data from Sentinel1 (SAR) and Sentinel2 (Ocean Color) are shown in this example. Information provided by these two sensors can be simultaneously analysed.Distorted ship wake in Sentinel2
In this Sentinel 2 image, one can see a boat wake sheared by the currents.Internal waves
in the Strait of Gibraltar from sentinel2 sunglitterUsing OVL standalone application
Once downloading and installing the OVL standalone application, you can play with some synergy data packages highlighing the tool potential on case studies.
Recently Twitted: #Sentinel2 and @CopernicusEU :
.@ESA_EO @CopernicusEU #sentinel2 reveals Ocean Fur caused by Langmuir circulation https://t.co/wkx7b6h3MZ pic.twitter.com/lXUY4g7tpc
— Craig Donlon (@craigdonlon) 12 mai 2016
The fine dance of lagoon outflow from Mar Chica, Morocco @ESA_EO @CopernicusEU #sentinel2 https://t.co/4W5t8qXvha pic.twitter.com/6ZBSkL8rJL
— Craig Donlon (@craigdonlon) 12 mai 2016
Internal waves in the Strait of Gibraltar from #sentinel2 sunglitter @ESA_EO @CopernicusEU https://t.co/QRnCP9SRxS pic.twitter.com/WLz9iRj8Hk
— Craig Donlon (@craigdonlon) 12 mai 2016
Where did you Jet Ski today? @ESA_EO @CopernicusEU #sentinel2 is watching https://t.co/sxjxmhAZ4L pic.twitter.com/x8NGtq8bXq
— Craig Donlon (@craigdonlon) 12 mai 2016
Dirty oil slick from ship tank flushing off Spanish Cartagena coast caught by @ESA_EO @CopernicusEU #Sentinel2 pic.twitter.com/nA6Kv3JkVu
— Craig Donlon (@craigdonlon) 12 mai 2016
Windsurfers unite! a white water day in Gulf of Lyon from @ESA_EO @CopernicusEU #sentinel2 https://t.co/ph7ockB6s4 pic.twitter.com/zbJlYvD4u4
— Craig Donlon (@craigdonlon) May 12, 2016