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The present: CryoSat-2 (and other altimeters) for enhanced ocean observation in the polar oceans. The future: SKIM (Sea surface KInematics Multiscale monitoring satellite mission), a candidate satellite mission exploring global ocean currents and waves.

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Dr Ryan Patmore .

Note that an important motivation for my visit is to raise awareness in the scientific community and especially with oceanographers and polar scientists of the great opportunity that this new EE9 candidate mission offers. This is particularly relevant for BAS scientists and policy makers as the User Consultation Meeting (UCM) will take place in July 2019 in Cambridge and we (the Mission Advisory Group) want as much support as possible on that day from you! For more information on the selection procedure and on the mission please feel free to contact me (Michel Tsamados – m.tsamados@ucl.ac.uk) or the PI of the mission (Fabrice Ardhuin – ardhuin@ifremer.fr).

This talk is part of the British Antarctic Survey - Polar Oceans seminar series series.

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