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IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium - IGARSS Barcelona 2007 Tuesday Afternoon Tuesday Afternoon (14:20 - 18:00) Room: 120 Tu02AF. Ocean Surface Process-2 Co-Chairs: Mark A. Bourassa , Werner Alpers 14:20 X-Band Backscatter from the Ocean at Low-Grazing Angles William J. Plant, William C. Keller, Kenneth Hayes 14:40 Recent Advances in the Use of Spaceborne Along-Track InSAR Data for River Runoff Monitoring Roland Romeiser, Steffen Grünler, Detlef Stammer 15:00 Bora Events in the Adriatic Sea and Black Sea Studied by Multi-Sensor Satellite Imagery and In-Situ Measured Meteorological Data Werner Alpers, Ivanov Andrei 15:20 SAR Simulation of Ocean Scenes Covered by Oil Slicks With Arbitrary Shapes Alessandro Danisi, Gerardo Di Martino, Antonio Iodice, Daniele Riccio, Giuseppe Ruello, Marivì Tello, Jordi Mallorquí, Carlos Lopez-Martinez 15:40 Oil Spill Segmentation of SAR Images Via GRAPH Cuts Sonia A. Pelizzari, José B. Dias 16:00 COFFEE BREAK 16:20 A Physically Consistent Stochastic Model to Observe Oil Spills and Strong Scatterers on SLC SAR Images Maurizio Migliaccio, Giuseppe Ferrara, Attilio Gambardella, Ferdinando Nunziata, Antonio Sorrentino 16:40 Identification of Oil Spills Based on Ratio of Alternating Polarization Images from ENVISAT Vladimir Malinovsky, Stein Sandven, Alexey Mironov, Aleksander Korinenko 17:00 Retrieved Sea Surface Salinity Spatial Variability Using High Resolution Data within the Soil Moisture and Ocean Salinity (SMOS) Mission Roberto Sabia, Adriano Camps, Christine Gommenginger, Meric Srokosz 17:20 Sun Glint and Sea Surface Salinity Remote Sensing Emmanuel P. Dinnat, Paolo De Matthaeis, David M. Le Vine 78 Tuesday
IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium - IGARSS Barcelona 2007 Tuesday Afternoon Tuesday Afternoon (14:20 - 18:00) Room: 121 Tu03AF. Special Session Celebrating the Contributions to Remote Sensing Science of Tanos Mikhaël Elfouhaily Co-Chairs: Donald R Thompson , Joel T. Johnson Tanos "Tony" Elfouhaily, our friend and colleague, passed away on the evening of July 26, 2006 at Doctors' Hospital in Miami Florida. Tony was interested in a broad range of scientific topics and published widely in numerous journals. His many contributions to the field of ocean remote sensing during his brief career range from theoretical aspects of microwave scattering physics and surface wave hydrodynamics to the description of nonlinear statistical processes. Tony's contributions have already had a profound influence on the field. Born in Kléa, Lebanon, on Oct. 20, 1968, Tony earned his Baccalauréat C from the Sacré-Coeur school (Lebanon) in physics and general sciences. He continued his education studying ocean remote sensing at IFREMER, Centre de Brest, and earned his PhD at the University of Paris VII. From 1997-2000, Tony was a NASA postdoctoral fellow and later a staff scientist in the Space Department at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory. In 2000, he moved to CNRS in Marseille where he remained until 2004 when he joined the Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science at the University of Miami as an associate professor. A sudden death like Tony's reminds us of the fragility of human life and makes us reflect more deeply on how precious each life is. When we lose such a special human being as Tony, we must honour his life and shining example by attempting to live our own lives more fully and generously. Because he gave so much of his mind to science and so much of his attention to his family and friends, Tony's life is an excellent example of what can be ac<strong>com</strong>plished in a short span of time if one focuses on one's work with an eagerness to understand and a willingness to share and explore with others. It is clear that just as Tony's numerous scientific contributions will be influential for many years to <strong>com</strong>e, his love for his family, his sincerity, good nature and permanent smile will guide not only the lives of his young daughters Lucie and Beatrice into adulthood, but will also the serve as a standard for all who knew him. We'll miss you Tony! D. Thompson. 79 Tuesday
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