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Sea ice in the East Siberian and Laptev Seas
Pictured on June 16, 2013, from Terra/MODIS. Visit LANCE for more near real-time data products from EOSDIS.
Pictured on June 16, 2013, from Terra/MODIS. Visit LANCE for more near real-time data products from EOSDIS.
DAAC Image of the Week - CDDIS Archives Multi-GNSS Data
CDDIS continues to expand its archive of multi-GNSS data sets in support of the International GNSS Service (IGS) Multi-GNSS Experiment (M-GEX). The map shows what GNSS constellations are tracked at global sites. The CDDIS provides data records from these sites and higher-level data products derived from the data to support a wide range of Earth science research. Visit CDDIS for more information.
CDDIS continues to expand its archive of multi-GNSS data sets in support of the International GNSS Service (IGS) Multi-GNSS Experiment (M-GEX). The map shows what GNSS constellations are tracked at global sites. The CDDIS provides data records from these sites and higher-level data products derived from the data to support a wide range of Earth science research. Visit CDDIS for more information.
SEDAC Image of the Week - Global Phosphorous Fertilizer Application
Map of Global Phosphorous Fertilizer Application. Taken from the collection at SEDAC. Visit the SEDAC Map Gallery for more mapping products from EOSDIS.
Map of Global Phosphorous Fertilizer Application. Taken from the collection at SEDAC. Visit the SEDAC Map Gallery for more mapping products from EOSDIS.
A Kink in the Jet Stream
Using TRMM rainfall data and various other atmospheric data from NASA, scientists discover that Rossby waves and an atmospheric block caused a kink in the jet stream and resulted in unusually heavy monsoon rains in Northern Pakistan and an unprecedented heat wave in western Russia in the summer of 2010.
Using TRMM rainfall data and various other atmospheric data from NASA, scientists discover that Rossby waves and an atmospheric block caused a kink in the jet stream and resulted in unusually heavy monsoon rains in Northern Pakistan and an unprecedented heat wave in western Russia in the summer of 2010.