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Cross evaluation of in-situ, synthetic and remotely sensed surface soil moisture in southwestern France

A long term data acquisition effort of profile soil moisture is currently underway at 12 automatic weather stations located in southwestern France. The SMOSMANIA profile soil moisture network has several objectives including: (i) the validation of the operational soil moisture products of Meteo-France, produced by the hydrometeorological model SIM, (ii) the validation of new versions of the land surface model of Meteo-France (ISBA), and (iii) ground-truthing of future airborne Cal/Val campaigns in support of the SMOS mission and in a more general way the verification of remotely sensed soil moisture products. Soil moisture observed at SMOSMANIA constitutes a unique data set as for the first time in Europe, automatic measurements of soil moisture are integrated in an operational meteorological network. Twelve stations of the existing automatic weather station network of Meteo-France (RADOME) in southwestern France were upgraded to measure soil moisture at different depths (5, 10, 20, 30 cm) with a twelve minute time step. The network is operational since January 2007.