March 3, 2026

Water and Vegetation Tower Radar Experiments for Improved Climate Monitoring

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Improved climate monitoring through advancements in microwave measurements techniques in vegetation.
Key focus on the soil-plant-atmosphere continuum to better understand local climate effects.
Hands-on experiments and data processing were featured prominently during the training program.
Significance lies in refining climate models, suggesting essential methods for environmental monitoring.

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Oral presentation on the study “Enhancing the Understanding of Sub-Daily Physical Processes in the Soil–Plant–Atmosphere Continuum Through Microwave Measurements”, delivered during the PhD training of the GLITTER Doctoral Network. The second school was held in Louvain-la-Neuve (Belgium) from 14–18 April 2025, focusing on antennas and antenna arrays, with sessions including lectures, hands-on experiments, and data processing activities.

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Merlin Mareschal

GLITTER School 2: Distributed antenna arrays

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