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A new paper was published at JGR: Oceans concerning the CIMR mission: Ocean and Sea Ice Retrievals From an End-To-End Simulation of the Copernicus Imaging Microwave Radiometer (CIMR) 1.4–36.5 GHz Measurements

A new paper was published about CIMR and its future sea-ice drift capabilities.

 The contract with Thales Alenia Space Italy to build CIMR was signed on 13 November 2020!

Satellite observation is the only way to effectively monitor the polar oceans and sea ice on a broad scale, but in-situ data are crucial to developing and calibrating the retrieval algorithms. Read here how the MOSAiC expedition contributes for CIMR (among other missions).