Re: Eradiate Workshop 2022

2022-03-01 Thread Manfred Brath 

Hello,

this release workshop sounds interesting. If I could I would like to 
participate but I will be on vacation that week.


Cheers,
Freddy

Am 01.03.22 um 10:07 schrieb Stefan Buehler:

Hi Patrick,

I was thinking virtual participation, not someone actually traveling there.

Yves has this company rayference. They seem to manage to survive on Eu, Esa, 
and Eumetsat contracts. Perhaps being a company also helps, at least with the 
EU money, since it is often mandatory to have small enterprises involved.

Also, I believe that optical remote sensing of the surface is much more 
commercial than what we do. Perhaps they have also money from this area.

Stefan


Am 01.03.2022 um 09:55 schrieb Patrick Eriksson :

Stefan and all,

I can  not go, busy with teaching and to high overall load. From the Chalmers 
side, the best candidate is Vasilis. He has developed MC code for the optical 
region. He is now in Greece and has a relatively short travel. But he is 
employment at Chalmers ends June 30. So would be better if someone else could 
go.

Stefan: Do you know more about how they got funding for this? Sounds as we 
could promote ARTS as something similar for microwaves to IR. This looks at the 
type of funding we have been lacking.

Bye,

Patrick






On 2022-03-01 09:43, stefan.bueh...@uni-hamburg.de wrote:
Dear all,
I know Yves, so this is ligit. Perhaps someone from us should participate in 
the release workshop? This is perhaps similar to the 3-D Monte Carlo they do in 
Munich. But open. Focused on the solar spectral range, of course.
Stefan

Anfang der weitergeleiteten Nachricht:

*Von: *mailto:n...@eradiate.eu>>
*Betreff: **Eradiate Workshop 2022*
*Datum: *28. Februar 2022 um 16:58:41 MEZ
*An: *mailto:stefan.bueh...@uni-hamburg.de>>

Dear Stefan Buehler,

You are receiving this email because you were identified as a radiative 
transfer model user or developer.

The development ofEradiate , a new 3D radiative 
transfer model, started in 2019 with the goal to create a novel simulation platform 
for radiative transfer applied to Earth observation. Eradiate intends to be highly 
accurate and uses advanced computer graphics software as its Monte Carlo ray tracing 
kernel. It provides a modern Python interface specifically designed for the 
integration in interactive computing environments. It is also free software licensed 
under the GNU Public License v3.

At the end of March 2022, Eradiate will be released to the public and open to 
contribution from users. On this occasion, the Eradiate team will organise a 
workshop, kindly hosted by ESA/ESRIN in Frascati on Tuesday March 29^th and 
Wednesday March 30^th , 2022. This workshop will be organised with a hybrid 
setup allowing for remote participants to attend. Participation to the workshop 
is open and you can register by replying to this email, providing the following 
information:

·First name
·Last name
·Contact email address
·Affiliation

·Whether you wish to join us in Frascati or prefer to attend remotely

Please be aware that the number of on-premises seats is limited, assigned on a 
first come, first served basis. Registration for on-premises participation will 
be closed on March 21^st , 2022.

The workshop announcement letter, with further information of the programme, is 
availablehere 
.
 You can alsoregister to our mailing list if you want to be 
updated about Eradiate in the future.

Kind regards,

Yves Govaerts, for the Eradiate Team


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Dr. Manfred Brath
Radiation and Remote Sensing
Meteorological Institute
Universität Hamburg
Bundesstraße 55
D-20146 Hamburg
Room 1535

Tel: +49 40 42838-8786

Re: Eradiate Workshop 2022

2022-03-01 Thread Stefan Buehler 
Hi Patrick,

I was thinking virtual participation, not someone actually traveling there.

Yves has this company rayference. They seem to manage to survive on Eu, Esa, 
and Eumetsat contracts. Perhaps being a company also helps, at least with the 
EU money, since it is often mandatory to have small enterprises involved.

Also, I believe that optical remote sensing of the surface is much more 
commercial than what we do. Perhaps they have also money from this area.

Stefan 

> Am 01.03.2022 um 09:55 schrieb Patrick Eriksson 
> :
> 
> Stefan and all,
> 
> I can  not go, busy with teaching and to high overall load. From the Chalmers 
> side, the best candidate is Vasilis. He has developed MC code for the optical 
> region. He is now in Greece and has a relatively short travel. But he is 
> employment at Chalmers ends June 30. So would be better if someone else could 
> go.
> 
> Stefan: Do you know more about how they got funding for this? Sounds as we 
> could promote ARTS as something similar for microwaves to IR. This looks at 
> the type of funding we have been lacking.
> 
> Bye,
> 
> Patrick
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
>> On 2022-03-01 09:43, stefan.bueh...@uni-hamburg.de wrote:
>> Dear all,
>> I know Yves, so this is ligit. Perhaps someone from us should participate in 
>> the release workshop? This is perhaps similar to the 3-D Monte Carlo they do 
>> in Munich. But open. Focused on the solar spectral range, of course.
>> Stefan
>>> Anfang der weitergeleiteten Nachricht:
>>> 
>>> *Von: *mailto:n...@eradiate.eu>>
>>> *Betreff: **Eradiate Workshop 2022*
>>> *Datum: *28. Februar 2022 um 16:58:41 MEZ
>>> *An: *mailto:stefan.bueh...@uni-hamburg.de>>
>>> 
>>> Dear Stefan Buehler,
>>> 
>>> You are receiving this email because you were identified as a radiative 
>>> transfer model user or developer.
>>> 
>>> The development ofEradiate , a new 3D radiative 
>>> transfer model, started in 2019 with the goal to create a novel simulation 
>>> platform for radiative transfer applied to Earth observation. Eradiate 
>>> intends to be highly accurate and uses advanced computer graphics software 
>>> as its Monte Carlo ray tracing kernel. It provides a modern Python 
>>> interface specifically designed for the integration in interactive 
>>> computing environments. It is also free software licensed under the GNU 
>>> Public License v3.
>>> 
>>> At the end of March 2022, Eradiate will be released to the public and open 
>>> to contribution from users. On this occasion, the Eradiate team will 
>>> organise a workshop, kindly hosted by ESA/ESRIN in Frascati on Tuesday 
>>> March 29^th and Wednesday March 30^th , 2022. This workshop will be 
>>> organised with a hybrid setup allowing for remote participants to attend. 
>>> Participation to the workshop is open and you can register by replying to 
>>> this email, providing the following information:
>>> 
>>> ·First name
>>> ·Last name
>>> ·Contact email address
>>> ·Affiliation
>>> 
>>> ·Whether you wish to join us in Frascati or prefer to attend remotely
>>> 
>>> Please be aware that the number of on-premises seats is limited, assigned 
>>> on a first come, first served basis. Registration for on-premises 
>>> participation will be closed on March 21^st , 2022.
>>> 
>>> The workshop announcement letter, with further information of the 
>>> programme, is availablehere 
>>> .
>>>  You can alsoregister to our mailing list if you 
>>> want to be updated about Eradiate in the future.
>>> 
>>> Kind regards,
>>> 
>>> Yves Govaerts, for the Eradiate Team
>>>