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NASA Earth Observations Track the Gulf Oil Spill This lithograph discusses how current research projects are making use of NASA’s active and passive remote sensing capabilities to monitor oil spills. One such project is part of the NASA Gulf of Mexico Initiative, which began in response to the impact of Hurricanes Katrina, Dennis, Rita, and Wilma in 2005 and seeks to enhance the ecological and economic health of the Gulf. This publication appears in: |
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Our Changing Atmosphere: Discoveries from EOS Aura Aura is NASA’s third large Earth Observing System mission and is dedicated to understanding the changing chemistry of our atmosphere. View the latest brochure highlighting some of the discoveries from the Aura Mission. This is related to the following mission(s): This publication appears in: |
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SMAP An overview of the Soil Moisture Active Passive (SMAP) satellite mission in poster format. This is related to the following mission(s): This publication appears in: |
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SMAP Applied Science A complete description of the Soil Moisture Active Passive mission; the mission overview at-a-glance and the science driving the mission. This is related to the following mission(s): This publication appears in: |
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SMAP Products This poster shows sample products from the Soil Moisture Active Passive satellite mission. This is related to the following mission(s): This publication appears in: |
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Understanding Earth: The Journey of Dust In April 2001, the “Perfect Dust Storm” struck when wind whipped dust from deserts in Mongolia and China over Eastern Asia and the Pacific Ocean. Sensors aboard NASA Earth observing satellites tracked the movement and density of the aerosols as the cloud traveled eastward for more than two weeks. The booklet, “Understanding Earth: The Journey of Dust,” explains the causes of the 2001 storm, the effects of dust storms on society and climate, and possible ways to minimize their frequency. With satellite imagery, “The Journey of Dust” shows how NASA satellites provide a unique vantage point to observe and study these large-scale events. This publication appears in: |
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NASA Earth News Summary Spring NASA Earth News is a 2-page summary of some of the latest features about Earth science at NASA. 'NASA Earth News' is published quarterly and can be downloaded here in a printable format. This publication appears in: |
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NASA Earth News Summary Summer NASA Earth News is a 2-page summary of some of the latest features about Earth science at NASA. ‘NASA Earth News’ is published quarterly and can be downloaded here in a printable format. This publication appears in: |
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Tracking and Predicting the Spread of Mosquito-borne Encephalitis Using NASA Data Mosquitoes obtain encephalitis virus from infected birds and pass it on to humans. This lithograph explains how NASA is working to provide decision makers on the front lines of public health with innovative technologies and satellite data that are tailored into useful tools for combating this deadly disease. This publication appears in: |