21 September 2017 - 05 November 2017
Southampton, UK - Port Stanley, Falkland Islands
AMT27 set sail from Immingham on 23rd September 2017 aboard the RRS Discovery and arrived in the Falklands on 5th November 2017.
Once again this years cruise benefited from the addition of funding from the European Space Agency for the AMT4SentinelFRM project. This provided a unique opportunity to obtain high quality fiducial reference measurements for the validation of Sentinel products in a wide range of Atlantic locations.
You can read blogs from the cruise on the ESA Campaigns blog and from the scientists from the Naturalis Biodiversity Center.
Download the full AMT 27 Cruise Report (7MB)
Dr Andy Rees (PSO)
Plymouth Marine Laboratory
Krista Alikas
Tartu Observatory
Arwen Bargery
British Oceanographic Data Centre
Ian Brown
Denise Cummings
Alicja Dabrowska
University of Warwick
Cristabel Fernandes
Partnership for Observation of the Global Oceans (POGO)
Dr
Jessika Fuessel
University of Southampton
Erica Goetze
University of Hawaii
Carolyn Harris
Nina Kamennaya
Dr Phyllis Lam
Rebecca May
Lisette Mekkes
Naturalis Biodiversity Center
Dr Francesco Nencioli
Hashan Niroshana Kokuhennadige
Katja Peijnenburg
Dr Glen Tarran
Dr Gavin Tilstone
Quinten Vanhellemont
Museum of Natural Sciences
Debbie Wall-Palmer
Werenfrid Wimmer
Prof. Mike Zubkov
National Oceanography Centre
Port Stanley, Falkland Islands - Southampton, UK
Southampton, UK - Punta Arenas, Chile
Harwich, Essex - Falklands
Hosted at Plymouth Marine Laboratory, funded by the UK Natural Environment Research Council.