News & Outreach

ESA's web story emerging from the SING project:

• AMOC monitoring : 

https://www.esa.int/Applications/Observing_the_Earth/FutureEO/New_ESA_gravity_mission_to_detect_weakening_ocean_conveyor  

The SING consortium has participated in the Living Planet Symposium in June 2025 in Vienna, Austria. 

Look out for contributions from:

• Pfeffer et al., "Studying the Impact of the NGGM and MAGIC future satellite gravity missions for scientific applications and operational services"

• Bouih et al., "Evaluating the Impact of Future Satellite Gravimetry Missions (NGGM/MAGIC) on the Closure of the Sea Level Budget"

• Gerdener et al., "Exploring the Role of NGGM and MAGIC in Enhancing Global Water Storage Modeling Through Data Assimilation"

• Sasgen et al., "Prospects of resolving short-term ice sheet processes with MAGIC"

• Sasgen et al. "Assessing the viscoelastic Earth response of historic and present mass changes of glacier systems"

• Vergos et al. "NGGM/MAGIC contributions to geodesy in geoid modeling and precise orbit determination" 

• Retegui-Schiettekatte et al "Exploring the impact of the temporal resolution of satellite gravity products on hydrological Data Assimilation (DA)"

• Yang et al. "An efficient data assimilation (DA) approach for integrating GRACE-C, NGGM, and MAGIC data into global high resolution hydrological models"

The SING project officially started on September 18th, 2024.