Title: Discover and Utlize Ocean Data from PO.DAAC
Time: February 26, 2014 12:45pm - 1:45pm
Location: Room 313A
Organizer: Jessica Hausman, Jet Propulsion Laboratory/California Institute of Technology, Jessica.Hausman@jpl.nasa.gov
Waves are the most commonly viewed feature of the ocean. Forcing of wind on the ocean surface can generate waves that propagate across entire ocean basins. Wave height is dependent upon wind speed and fetch (or distance over water which a given wind may blow without interruption).
Informatics flash mob at AGU 2013 investigating the state of the art in data science including PO.DAAC's David Moroni (fourth from left) !
NASA-hosted Spanish-language Webinar on Mapping with Aquarius/SAC-D on November 22, 2013.
Over 85 participants from around the world went behind the scenes of this international mission with Sandra Torrusio, SAC-D principal investigator at CONAE, Monica Rabolli, SAC-D deputy investigator at CONAE, and Jorge Vazquez, oceanographer at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
J.Vazquez and M.Gierach provided blogs on how to use satellite data to understand climate change and coastal oceans, as well as El Nino.
A glimpse behind the scenes of PO.DAAC. Our minions are hard at work to provide users with NASA satellite oceanographic data.
The saying "all good things must come to an end" rings true as PO.DAAC bids farewell to our amazing summer students, Matthew Hsiao and Alessandro Sanchez.
GHRSST Data Discovery, Applications and Tools Webinar on May 29-30, 2013.
Jorge Vazquez, Rosanna Sumagaysay, Ed Armstrong, and Michelle Gierach participated in the GHRSST Data Discovery, Applications and Tools Webinar on May 29-30, 2013. This was the first webinar of the new NASA Earthdata webinar series. 80 domestic and international participants attended. The webinar breakdown and webinar recording links are provided below.
