Simon Gascoin

@sgascoin

Research scientist - I watch snow and glaciers, in slippers.

Toulouse, France
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Joined July 2009
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    27 Oct 2017

    pss: if you like to see nice satellite pics months before NYT readers check our blog: 😋 English grammar not as good

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    Two of Antarctica's fastest-moving glaciers are shedding an increasing amount of ice
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  2. 6 minutes ago

    NDVI time series in stadiums from

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  3. Retweeted
    Jun 26

    Nice set of 4 Sierra Nevada SWE maps from our regression model for Apr 1, 2015-2018.

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  4. Jun 27

    Vegetation recovery in Saint Barthélemy after Hurricane Irma using ..testing a nice new feature of EO Browser! Read here:

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    Jun 25

    warning! this lets you waste hours without realizing it!

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  6. Jun 24

    New feature in EO Browser: map the snow cover using the NDSI visualization Here the Kilimanjaro and its two volcanic cones Kibo and Mawenzi on May 29. Quite a lot of snow at the moment!

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  7. Retweeted
    Jun 24
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    Couldn't agree more. should be the backbone of structurally lasting disruption, not Google Earth Engine or Planet data. Feet of clay. There is a use for planet data but not in this way.

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  8. Retweeted
    Jun 23

    Album with images of the event🌋 from different dates and satellites🛰️ here on Flickr:

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    Jun 22

    The information content of global EO archive lies in the temporal, spatial and spectral domains. and (esp free Landsat) have unlocked the temporal domain. Hopefully provides API access to augment this analysis with Planet where appropriate

    Another advert for Planet in a top-notch journal.. My view is that the real disruption in Earth Observation is brought by : accurate measurements, and long-term continuity are the keys to make this link with policy makers. The future will tell us!
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  10. Jun 22

    Yesterday there was a side-event of about Antarctica in the primary school of my eldest son. Sharing my experience with ! 🙂

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  11. Jun 21

    Another advert for Planet in a top-notch journal.. My view is that the real disruption in Earth Observation is brought by : accurate measurements, and long-term continuity are the keys to make this link with policy makers. The future will tell us!

    Advancements in Earth observation satellites & machine learning are making real-time deforestation monitoring a reality. A new paper in outlines a protocol for ensuring these information feeds are linked to policy. Read the recap ➡️
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    Jun 21

    The latest by discusses how imagery can be used to monitor dust deposition. These images were taken just 5 days apart!

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    Jun 15

    Fusión a todo ritmo de la . Ayer equivalente a 24 mm de lluvia allí donde aún se mantiene. Mapa del

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    Jun 15

    Orange is the new white! , M. Dumont and G, Picard () discuss seen with New on

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    Jun 14
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    Really intersting series of images. I think you’re probably right about the toxic sludge part. But, wow, it’s also quite beautiful. Sludge art of sorts....

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  16. Jun 14

    Three seasons in the Pyrenees through the eyes of and -8 Blog post: it's a recap of my presentation workshop yesterday with pictures from

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    Jun 13

    A new study by Shepherd, et al., 2018 has revealed that Antarctica has lost around 3 TRILLION T of ice since 92. It is equivalent to *10 times all the glaciers of the European Alps*. Even worse, the rate of ice loss is increasing.

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  18. Jun 13

    Evolution of the snow cover area in the Central Pyrenees from and ( snow products)

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  19. Jun 12

    Tomorrow workshop I will present "Three snow seasons in the Pyrenees through the eyes of and " Spoiler: lot of snow in 2018

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    Jun 12

    Whoaaa. Zoom-in on Trail Mountain smoke plume.

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    Jun 11

    Have you heard the story of the hydrologist that gets flooded? Well, luckily I live at the 2nd floor...

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