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ESA – Head of Data User Element (DUE)
– Olivier Arino [Video] [Download the Presentation]

ESA DUE Permafrost Officer
-Frank Martin Seifert [Video]

CliC Director – Climate and Cryosphere
-Jenny Baeseman [Video] [Download the Presentation]

IPA Remote Sensing Task Group, DUE Permafrost
-Claude Duguay, University of Waterloo, Canada [Video] [Download the Presentation]

IPA Vice President and GTN-P
-Vladimir Romanovsky, University of Alaska Fairbanks, USA [Video] [Download the Presentation]



GTN-P-CALM
-Dmitry Steletskiy, George Washington University, USA [Video] [Download the Presentation]

Keynotes:

Northern High Latitudes
-Claude Duguay, University of Waterloo, Canada [Video] [Download the Presentation]


Antarctica
-Gonçalo Vieira University of Lisbon, Portugal [Video]


Mountain permafrost
-Tazio Strozzi, GAMMA RS, Switzerland [Video] [Download the Presentation]

[PAGE21] Large-scale monitoring of ground thermal conditions through data fusion of remote sensing products.

-Sebastian Westermann, University of Oslo, Norway [Video] [Download the Presentation] [Frostbyte]

[PAGE21] The Samoylov observatory – ground truth site for remote sensing products & climate models.

-Moritz Langer, Alfred-Wegener-Institute, Germany [Video] [Download the Presentation]

[PAGE21] Surface soil moisture at high latitudes: comparison between models and satellite data.

-Isabelle Gouttevin, École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland [Video] [Download the Presentation]

[REKLIM] Added value assessment of model-based reconstruction of Siberian SWE using ESA GlobSnow.

-Katharina Klehmeth, Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht, Germany [Video] [Download the Presentation]


Keynote: – Vladimir Romanovsky [Video]



Breakout group I

Linking EO to modeling: focus group with background in periglacial geomorphology; mountain permafrost, and thermokarst and thermo-erosion processes

Chair: –Sebastian Westermann



Breakout group II

Linking EO to modeling: focus group with background in bio-geophysical Remote Sensing products, Methods of up-scaling, permafrost modeling, climate modeling

Chair: – Moritz Lange

Please note that the accepted poster dimensions are:

Height: 180cm

Width: 90cm

Portrait orientation (the poster cannot exceed those dimensions)

TANDEM-X Mission and Products
Keynote: -Achim Roth, DLR, Germany [Download the Presentation]

Rock glacier displacement patterns measured using ascending and descending TerraSAR-X InSAR data
-Markus Eckerstorfer, Northern Research Institute, Norway [Download the Presentation][Frostbyte]

A preliminary inventory of rock glaciers in NW Argentina using ALOS data
-Daniel Falaschi, IANGLA, Argentina [Download the Presentation]

CliC session
Chair: – Jenny Baeseman
– Short talks: 5 min + 2 questions and discussion

[PAGE21] Modeling of permafrost temperatures in the Lena River Delta, Siberia, based on remote sensing products.
-Maria Peter, University of Oslo/AWI, Germany [Download the Presentation] [Frostbyte]

Permafrost in the settlements of Chukchi Peninsula: in face of climate change.
-Aleksey Maslakov, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia [Download the Presentation] [Frostbyte]

Long-Term Soil Surface and Air Temperature Observations from the Alaskan North Slope: Evaluation of the Insulating Effect of Tundra Vegetation.
-Kelsey Nyland, The George Washington University, USA [Download the Presentation] [Frostbyte]

Geocryoloigal monitoring of Sytykan waterworks with high-resolution satellite imagery.
-Anastasia Radosteva, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia [Download the Presentation] [Frostbyte]

Assessment of organic matter transport to thermokarst lakes of Yamal peninsula.
-Yuri Dvornikov, Earth Cryosphere Institute, Russia [Download the Presentation] [Frostbyte]

[ESA STSE ALANIS-Methane] The distribution of water bodies on the Yamal peninsula.
-Anna Maria Trofaier, Scott Polar Research Institute, United Kingdom [Download the Presentation] [Frostbyte]

Gravitative processes and permafrost – Detection and monitoring based on remote sensing data.
-Lorenzo Rieg, University of Innsbruck, Austria [Download the Presentation] [Frostbyte]

[PAGE21] Issues of scale in mapping of soil organic carbon in the Arctic.
-Matthias Siewert, Stockholm University, Sweden [Download the Presentation] [Frostbyte]

Using remote sensing for the monitoring and modeling of permafrost decline in northern Quebec.
-Lingxiao Wang, University of Munich, Germany [Download the Presentation]

Coffee Break

RS applications
Chair: – Frank Martin Seifert
– Short talks: 5 min + 2 questions and discussion

[PAGE21] Multi-annual evapotranspiration in the Lena River Delta: Eddy covariance and remote sensing.
-Benjamin Runkle, University of Hamburg, Germany [Download the Presentation]

Regional scale assessment of methane fluxes from Arctic permafrost landscapes.
-Katrin Kohnert, GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, Germany [Download the Presentation]

Monitoring hydrology of Siberian wetlands from satellite and in-situ observations.
-Elena Zakharova and Alexei Kouraev, LEGOS-OMP, France [Download the Presentation]

Application of remotely-sensed data for hydrological modelling after wildfire at permafrost basin.
-Liudmila Lebedeva, Nansen Centre, Russia [Download the Presentation]

[PAGE21] Upscaling Water Body Size Distributions In Two Major Arctic Deltas.
-Sina Muster, AWI, Germany [Download the Presentation]

Remote sensing of cryogenic landslide activity in Central Yamal, Russia.
-Timo Kumpula, University of Eastern Finland, Finland [Download the Presentation]

[HGF EDA/ PAGE21] Spatial and temporal variability of the interferometric coherence based on TerraSAR-X imagery of the central Lena River Delta.
-Sonia Antonova, AWI, Germany [Download the Presentation]

Use of Satellite Images for Coastal Erosion Studies in Varandey, Barents Sea.
-Emilie Guegan, NTNU, Norway [Download the Presentation]

Permafrost degradation in the central Yakutia detected by ALOS images.
-Yoshihiro Iijima, JAMSTEC, Japan [Download the Presentation]

Organic carbon release by coastal erosion in the western Canadian Arctic.
-Jaros Obu, AWI, Germany [Download the Presentation]

[PAGE21] Land surface temperature based on SSM/I and MODIS brightness temperatures over circumpolar Arctic.
-André Cyrille, LSCE-IPSL, France [Download the Presentation]

Glacier Surface Energy and Mass Balance estimates for King George.
-Ulrike Falk, ZFL University of Bonn, Germany

Lunch Break

Important permafrost parameter: subsidence
Keynote: – Dmitry Streletskiy [Video] [Download the Presentation]

Discussion session in Breakout groups

Breakout group III
Linking EO to ground observations: Focus group with background in site-scale high spatial resolution; periglacial geomorphology; Mountain permafrost, thermokarst and thermoerosion processes.
Chair: -Tazio Strozzi

Breakout group IV
Linking EO to ground observations: Focus group with background in bio-geophysical Remote Sensing products, Methods of up-scaling, methods of validation, GTN-P.
Chair: – Dimitry Streletskiy

Coffee break

Groups I-IV: Create brief summary

Reporting from breakout group I – IV and discussion

Follow up of the IGOS Cryosphere Report Requirements, (Permafrost & Seasonally Frozen Ground);
Polar Space Task Group
Chair: – Vladimir Romanovsky

IGOS Cryosphere Theme Report – Permafrost and Seasonally Frozen Ground: Overview and Progress
– Claude Duguay [Video]

Polar Space Task (PSTG / WMO) – requirements review
– Annett Bartsch [Video discussion included]

– Polar Space Task (PSTG/WMO) multi-sensor long-term monitoring sites

Coffee break

IPA/GTN-P Impressions on NSF/NASA and ESA DUE Permafrost workshops
– Vladimir Romanovsky [Video]

Summary of Recommendations

Closing of Workshop

Lunch

Optional Writing Sessions
i) Follow up of the IGOS Cryosphere Report Requirements (Permafrost & Seasonally Frozen Ground);
ii) Follow up of the DUE Permafrost requirements
iii) Polar Space Task Group (PSTG) / WMO Requirements
iv) PSTG multi-sensor long-term monitoring sites