Monitoring Lake and River’s Water Level: Sentinel-6A’s turn

Sentinel-6A is set on the same orbit as Jason-3 in order to ensure the continuity of altimetric time series.
Sentinel-6A is set on the same orbit as Jason-3 in order to ensure the continuity of altimetric time series.

In order to ensure the continuity of Theia Water Levels of Lakes and Rivers (Hydroweb) products, Jason-3 mission data will be replaced by the data from the Sentinel-6A mission of the Copernicus programme from 7 April 2022.

The Sentinel-6A mission, launched in November 2020, is intended to be the new reference mission for altimetry and monitoring of water surfaces. Placed in the same orbit as Jason-3, it will provide continuity of time series on the sites processed by Hydroweb. Jason-3 will be moved to another orbit and will not be used again in a few months.

Lakes and rivers monitored by Hydroweb in April 2022.
Lakes and rivers monitored by Hydroweb in April 2022.

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