Michel Tsamados (@micheltsamados) 's Twitter Profile
Michel Tsamados

@micheltsamados

Physicist, Associate Professor at CPOM, @ES_UCL. Study climate of polar regions. Also dynamics of complex systems. Main current interest : sea ice.

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linkhttps://www.ucl.ac.uk/earth-sciences/people/academic/dr-michel-tsamados calendar_today03-04-2011 21:30:00

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Enhanced sea ice classification for ICESat-2 using combined unsupervised and supervised machine learning led by the great Wenxuan Liu. Very impressed with ICESat-2 's capabilities to distinguish leads, gray ice and thicker ice. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Enhanced sea ice classification for ICESat-2 using combined  unsupervised and supervised machine learning led by the great Wenxuan Liu. 

Very impressed with <a href="/NASA_ICESat2/">ICESat-2</a> 's capabilities to distinguish leads, gray ice and thicker ice.

sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
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"Observationally constrained estimates of the annual Arctic sea-ice volume budget 2010–2022" led by Harry Heorton is out today... ...or how to estimate Arctic sea ice growth and melt rates from satellite data. cambridge.org/core/journals/…

"Observationally constrained estimates of the annual Arctic sea-ice volume budget 2010–2022" led by Harry Heorton is out today...

...or how to estimate Arctic sea ice growth and melt rates from satellite data.

cambridge.org/core/journals/…
ESA's CryoSat mission (@esa_cryosat) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Sea ice is fading. But how much? Although different products agree that sea ice is changing, there is little consensus about precisely how much. Researchers are invited to delve into a treasure trove of satellite data, including those of ESA Earth Observation's CryoSat mission, to agree a

Sea ice is fading. But how much?

Although different products agree that sea ice is changing, there is little consensus about precisely how much.

Researchers are invited to delve into a treasure trove of satellite data, including those of <a href="/ESA_EO/">ESA Earth Observation</a>'s CryoSat mission, to agree a
Michel Tsamados (@micheltsamados) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Nice article about the #SINXS (Sea Ice-thickness product iNter-comparison eXerciSe) project that aims to define a reconciled estimate of Arctic and Antartic Sea-Ice Thickness. The community of submitted sea ice entries is large and growing! earth.esa.int/eogateway/succ…

CPOM (@cpom_news) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We are really excited to share these fully-funded #PhDposition opportunities (UK-students only) from University of Leeds on the ARIA -funded project 'VERIFY: Out Of Sample Testing For Early Warning Systems Using Past Climate' 👇 cpom.org.uk/phds/

We are really excited to share these fully-funded #PhDposition opportunities (UK-students only) from <a href="/UniversityLeeds/">University of Leeds</a> on the <a href="/ARIA_research/">ARIA</a> -funded project 'VERIFY: Out Of Sample Testing For Early Warning Systems Using Past Climate' 👇
cpom.org.uk/phds/
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Great to see this research on Arctic sea-ice volume from CPOM Associate Investigators, Harry Heorton & Michel Tsamados (both UCL) Jack Landy and Paul R Holland, featured in this article by ESA's CryoSat mission 👇

NASA 360 (@nasa360) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Have we ever been to Uranus? Yes, in 1986! ARCHIVED - NASA Voyager 2 revealed: - A tilted world with wild seasons - Methane clouds - Dusty rings around the planet - Icy moons that may hide oceans A NASA scientist explains why Uranus is worth a second visit. More: science.nasa.gov/uranus

Geoengineering Info (@geoengineering1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨New study shows that cooling the planet via #SAI could be done using existing aircraft by targeting polar regions at ~13km altitude. Though less efficient than tropical high-altitude injection, it may allow faster, cheaper deployment—but with higher aerosol use & risks.🧵1/10

🚨New study shows that cooling the planet via #SAI could be done using existing aircraft by targeting polar regions at ~13km altitude.

Though less efficient than tropical high-altitude injection, it may allow faster, cheaper deployment—but with higher aerosol use &amp; risks.🧵1/10
UCL Mathematical & Physical Sciences (@uclmaps) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A technique to cool the planet, where particles are added to the atmosphere to reflect sunlight, would not require developing special aircraft but could be achieved using existing large planes (modelling study led by EarthSciences UCL PhD student Alistair Duffey): ucl.ac.uk/mathematical-p…

A technique to cool the planet, where particles are added to the atmosphere to reflect sunlight, would not require developing special aircraft but could be achieved using existing large planes (modelling study led by <a href="/ES_UCL/">EarthSciences UCL</a> PhD student Alistair Duffey):  ucl.ac.uk/mathematical-p…
OOIR (@observeir) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Trending in #Geosciences: ooir.org/index.php?fiel… 1) Solar Geoengineering Is Possible With Existing Aircraft (Earth's Future) 2) Arctic ecosystem adaptation to cryosphere meltdown (Communications Earth & Environment) 3) Overlapping Wildfie Seasons 4) Forest Dieback & Drinking Water Protection

Trending in #Geosciences:
ooir.org/index.php?fiel…

1) Solar Geoengineering Is Possible With Existing Aircraft (<a href="/EarthsFutureEiC/">Earth's Future</a>)

2) Arctic ecosystem adaptation to cryosphere meltdown (<a href="/CommsEarth/">Communications Earth & Environment</a>)

3) Overlapping Wildfie Seasons

4) Forest Dieback &amp; Drinking Water Protection
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Michel Tsamados (@micheltsamados) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Come and join us EarthSciences UCL. We are recruiting a new lecturer with expertise in any of the following areas: the climate crisis, hydrogeology, sustainable resources, the energy transition, natural hazards, planetary science. Deadline: 24.6.2025 ! lnkd.in/en86MpuJ

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As someone who invented the tech we use here said to us.. “Spreadsheet is the world's most popular reactive functional programming language.” We just made it ready for the global economy and open Internet. Now we follow the ddocs mode, every week new improvements.