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15.06.2026 New: Analysis of climate feedback PArameter Changes from Heat Evolution

The new product "Analysis of climate feedback PArameter Changes from Heat Evolution" (APACHE) is a crucial study on Effective Climate Sensitivity (ECS), focusing on the time variation of the climate feedback parameter (λ).


11.06.2026 New: MSS CNES-CLS 2025

The CNES-CLS 25 MSS was built with the aim of exploring the use of KaRIn SWOT data to propose a next-generation MSS able to better represent short wavelengths, thereby addressing the shortcomings of state-of-the-art nadir-based...


04.06.2026 June 2026: FSLEs help in modelling marine floating debris accumulation

Prediction map of floating marine debris accumulation. Yellow and red areas are accumulation zones; red shows a probability of above 50%, yellow areas indicate less than 50% ; black lines are oceanic fronts (from [Le et al., 2026])

Altimetry-computed Finite size Lyapunov Exponents can be used with other data to predict areas where marine floating debris accumulate


01.06.2026 SWOT- guided sampling reveals distinct phytoplankton communities within a fine-scale front

The BioSWOT-Med Sampling Region. The black line indicates the ship’s track throughout the entire cruise. The cross-front transect (purple) was conducted with a specific angular delay to track the front’s spatial evolution. Three 24-hour Lagrangian drifting stations were performed in distinct water masses: the northern mass (A2, May 7, blue star/line), the frontal zone itself (F25, May 6, red star/line), and the southern mass (B2, May 5, green star/line). Background SWOT tracks display absolute dynamic topography (m), as indicated by the color bar. The inset in the bottom right shows a representative cytogram identifying the seven phytoplankton groups detected during the cruise, plotted by side scatter (SWS, 90° light scattering) versus red fluorescence (FLR). Credit: L. Oms

A sampling strategy guided by SWOT across a fine-scale front in the North Balearic Sea during the BioSWOT-Med cruise revealed distinct phytoplankton communities within the front. A study published on Communication Earth and...


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