SMOS+SOS at international meetings

Researchers from the SMOS+SOS project have recently been talking about their science at two major international science meetings. The first meeting was the 2014 Ocean Sciences Meeting with 5600 participants (www.sgmeet.com/osm2014) and the second meeting was the European Geosciences Union General Assembly 2014 with an impressive 12,400 delegates from a variety of scientific disciplines.
The Ocean Sciences meeting also provided an opportunity for a meeting of the Satellite and In Situ Salinity (SISS) Working Group (www.locean-ipsl.upmc.fr/SISS) and the presentations are available at siss.locean-ipsl.upmc.fr/index.php/presentations.
Some of the presentations from the two meetings are given below.
Presentations at OSM 2014
Kolodziejczyk, N.; Hernandez, O.; Boutin, J.; Reverdin, G.; SMOS SALINITY IN THE SUBTROPICAL NORTH ATLANTIC SALINITY MAXIMUM: OBSERVATION OF THE SURFACE THERMOHALINE HORIZONTAL STRUCTURE AND OF ITS SEASONAL VARIABILITY (Abstract ID: 13769)
Hasson, A. E.; Delcroix, T.; Boutin, J.; FORMATION AND VARIABILITY OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC SEA SURFACE SALINITY MAXIMUM IN RECENT DECADES (Abstract ID: 14758)
Martin, A.; Boutin, J.; Hauser, D.; Dinnat, E.; ACTIVE-PASSIVE SYNERGY FOR INTERPRETING OCEAN L-BAND RADIOMETRIC SIGNAL: RESULTS FROM AIRBORNE MEASUREMENTS (Abstract ID: 14788)
Boutin, J.; Reverdin, G.; Martin, N.; Yin, X.; Morisset, S.; SEA SURFACE SALINITY VARIABILITY: NEW INSIGHTS FROM SMOS AND IN SITU MEASUREMENTS (Abstract ID: 15889)
Banks, C. J.; Gommenginger, C. P.; Srokosz, M. A.; Snaith, H. M.; SEA SURFACE SALINITY: RESOLVING ISSUES OF TIME AND SPACE (Abstract ID: 16108)
Presentations at EGU 2014
Session OS3.1/BG3.51
EGU2014-16917: SMOS Sea Surface Salinity and its relevance to ocean biogeochemistry by Jacqueline Boutin et al.
Session OS1.5:
EGU2014-4106: Sea Surface Salinity structure of the meandering Gulf Stream revealed by SMOS sensor by Nicolas Reul et al.
EGU2014-2607: Sea Surface Salinity signatures of tropical instability waves: New evidences from SMOS by Xiaobin Yin et al.
EGU2014-9951: SMOS salinity in the subtropical north Atlantic salinity maximum: Observation of the surface thermohaline horizontal structure and of its seasonal variability by Nicolas Kolodziejczyk et al.
EGU2014-2265: Sea Surface Salinity variability: rain and other effects assessed from SMOS and in situ measurements by Jacqueline Boutin et al.
EGU2014-7442: Mesoscale contribution to salinity transport in the North Atlantic subtropics (2011-2013) by Gilles Reverdin et al.