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pied de page Satellite Altimetry Status Products – Part 1 J. Lambin, CNES G. Dibarboure, CLS Satellite altimetry: users needs as seen by space agencies One ? high accuracy ? reference mission TOPEX/Poseidon , Jason series (including Jason-3) = to be continued by Jason-CS? Payload required: Dual-frequency altimeter, Microwave radiometer, Precise orbit determination suite (GPS, DORIS, laser) Orbit Minimizing tide aliasing: non-sunsynchronous, mid-inclination Suitable for POD (high altitude) Data latency: 3h / 2 days / 2 month One at least (ideally 3) other altimetry missions (ERS, GFO, ENVISAT…) less demanding POD = post-calibrations using reference mission, SSO OK Mesoscale oriented = better spatial coverage, but longer cycles Future generation / alternatives Swath altimetry: SWOT Constellations (Iridium-NEXT?) Ocean Surface Topography Constellation Roadmap Current altimetry missions Jason1: in extended mission, fully operational Moved to interleaved orbit with Jason-2 in Jan/Feb 09, after 6-month ? formation flying phase ? Vulnerable to equipments failure risk Jason-2: lauched in June 2008, OGDR distributed operationally since Dec 2008, IGDR distributed operationally since Jan 2009 GDR will be released after OSTST (July 2009) DUACS products already available Very good product quality ENVISAT excellent synergy with Jason1 (T/P and ERS complementarity further improved) S-band missing: degraded quality by lack of ionospheric delay correction Will be put on a drifting orbit in 2010 Sentinel-3 ESA mission, in the frame of GMES program Mission Profile: 7-year lifetime (consumables for 12 years) SSO orbit (10h descending), 27-day repeat cycle, 98.65° Satellite Payload: Ocean and Land Colour Instrument (OLCI) Sea and Land Surface temperature (SLST) Sentinel-3 Ku/C Radar Altimeter (SRAL) Dual Frequency MicroWave Radiometer (MWR): POD: GPS/DORIS/Laser Products: 3h / 1-2 days / final after POD HY-2A mission description Chinese oceanographic mission (+ French pa