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ESA trains next generation of atmospheric scientists
 
22 September 2008

All Souls College, University of Oxford
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ESA’s Advanced Atmospheric Training Course, held 15–20 September 2008 at University of Oxford, UK, brought 50 students from 23 different countries together with world-renowned atmospheric scientists so they could educate and train them to use state-of-the-art space-based atmospheric sensors.
 
 
Lecture of Dr Kerridge
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During the course, six European experts discussed various topics ranging from the current use of satellite instruments for remote sensing of trace gases in the stratosphere and troposphere, clouds, aerosols and UV information and pollution monitoring to data handling, retrieval and radiative transfer, validation, data assimilation and modelling.

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Students in training
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During the course, the students had hands-on training and direct access to the lecturers and were encouraged to ask questions and discuss their projects.

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50 students from 23 different countries, selected from over 100 applicants, gathered at the University of Oxford, UK, to attend ESA’s Advanced Atmospheric Training Course, held 15–20 September 2008.

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