The SWOT mission is supported by partners like the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) and the UK Space Agency.
The main instrument of the SWOT mission, the KaRIn radar interferometer, acquires precise data on variations in water height for rivers as narrow as 100 metres.
Oceanography data from the SWOT mission can be accessed via the AVISO platform.
The SWOT mission delivers data on the world’s waterways and rivers to help determine their navigability.
Hydrology data from the SWOT mission can be accessed at hydroweb.next.
The French-U.S. SWOT mission is led by CNES and NASA and is taking hydrology into the realm of satellite altimetry.
The KaRIn radar interferometer of the SWOT mission can acquire water height data for lakes and wetlands with a surface area of more than a hectare.
Oceanography data from the SWOT mission can be accessed via the AVISO platform.
The SWOT mission can detect eddies ten times smaller than previous satellite altimetry missions.
The SWOT mission's unprecedented data includes several eddies measuring no larger than a few kilometers across.
Oceanography data from the SWOT mission is available on the AVISO platform and hydrology data is accessible at hydroweb.next.
The French-U.S. SWOT mission provides data to help protect environmentally sensitive natural areas.
Data from the SWOT mission provides information on freshwater stock status, including in remote regions where in-situ measurements are unavailable.
The SWOT mission is delivering crucial data for managing surface water resources and studying Earth's water cycle and climate.
The SWOT mission has provided data for the Lac de Montbel reservoir, illustrating its ability to provide regular updates on water levels.
Government agencies are using data from the SWOT mission for freshwater resource management, hydroelectricity generation, and crop irrigation.
The SWOT mission uses its KaRIn radar interferometer to deliver global-scale measurements of water height and extent for millions of lakes, wetlands, and reservoirs.
Oceanography data from the SWOT mission can be accessed through the AVISO platform, while hydrology data is available at hydroweb.next.
The French-U.S. SWOT mission, developed by CNES in partnership with NASA, measures water heights across the globe's land surfaces.
Oceanography data from the SWOT mission can be accessed via the AVISO platform.