Heidi Dierssen

Heid Dierssen is a professor in Marine Sciences at the University of Connecticut who uses remote sensing and optics to understand ocean life.

[Atlantic Meridional Transect (AMT) @AMT_Ocean]

AMT31, muster station at sunset!! #JC272, @PlymouthMarine, @CLASS_UKRI, #AMT31, #NEODAAS

[UConn Research @UConnResearch]

Professor Heidi Dierssen (@heididier) and an international team of researchers are eagerly awaiting the launch of a satellite that will help them see the world’s oceans and atmosphere in entirely new ways. 🛰️🌎@UConnMarineSci

https://t.co/cJKsOmIn0v

[Heidi Dierssen @heididier]

Don’t miss it this Thursday! Stunning new exhibit

[Heidi Dierssen @heididier]

Checkout our new paper detailing the next 3 NASA aquatic missions: PACE, GLIMR, SBG. link: https://t.co/SJn6hPMqML

[Heidi Dierssen @heididier]

out sampling the blue sky and brown CDOM-rich rivers with my team @UConnMarineSci

[Heidi Dierssen @heididier]

Congrats to our lab’s newest scholar David Gonzalez Rivas from Mexico, awarded a 2023 IOCCG Trevor Platt Scholarship. “Using Ocean color data for understanding shrimp farm water discharge in the coastal ecosystems of the Gulf of California.” @UConnMarineSci @IOCCG

[Moritz Lehmann @m_z_magic]

30 years in the making including 18 months of collating, clean up, and writing.

#GLORIA: 7572 hyperspectral reflectance spectra from inland and coastal waters from around the world

Out now #OpenAccess in @ScientificData: https://t.co/CWSQpd91xQ

[Copernicus Marine @CMEMS_EU]

The Agulhas Current 🌀 is one of the fastest and strongest oceanic currents 〰️ in the world 🌍

It carries warm 💧♨️ Indian Ocean waters southward along the South African 🇿🇦 coast

⬇️It can be observed 🔎 in this video produced with our #CopernicusMarine 🇪🇺🌊 #MyOceanViewer

[Vittorio Brando @VittorioBrando]

50 years from the “Blue Marble” picture from Apollo 17!!! That’s a date to celebrate!

[NASAOcean @NASAOcean]

Just north of Macapá and the mouth of the Amazon River. An image that beautifully depicts what ocean color scientists would describe as optically complex: a mix of phytoplankton, sediment, organic matter, and even some clear blue waters.

[Heidi Dierssen @heididier]

fabulous scientists — great Day 1 vietnam @OceanOpticsConf

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And so another Ocean Optics begins in Quy Nhon. ⁦@OceanOpticsConf⁩ grateful to be here

[Heidi Dierssen @heididier]

@AllisonChinchar

[Cédric Jamet @lameujance]

Visit @ICISEconference to prepare the @OceanOpticsConf in Quy Nhon Vietnam. Amazing conference center. Looking forward to seeing the #oceancolor community in October 2-7 202#

[NASAOcean @NASAOcean]

.@NASAGoddard scientist Ryan Vandermeulen and his brother Jon Vandemeulen, a programmer, set out to do just that — to listen to the colors of the ocean. They created data sonifications by merging ocean color data with musical notes.

Learn more: https://t.co/96ED7JlRh7

[Jessie Turner @jessiesturner]

When you need to measure some marine-harvested plastics on a rainy day, you rig up some DIY sunshine in the lab! Graham, @UConnMarineSci grad student, is prepping to measure plastics at sea in the Pacific Ocean. @heididier

[Heidi Dierssen @heididier]

#IOCCG2022 Best in Show

[NASAOcean @NASAOcean]

Phytoplankton, often called the “grass of the sea,” fuel ocean life by being the primary food source to other plankton, fish, and other larger creatures. Learn more about the diversity of these organisms and the crucial role they play: https://t.co/URUGAFtfVv

[Heidi Dierssen @heididier]

@UConnMarineSci Females who feast. Join UConn women in Marine Science

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damn spell check “remote sensing” of

[Heidi Dierssen @heididier]

Goodbye to another fabulous Living Planet Symposium. You can see by my face that I had an excellent time sharing our@research on remit sending of microplastics. #LivingPlanetSymposium #nasapace