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This is an image showing simulated chlorophyll concentrations in the ocean on March 21, 2022. The image has a black background. Regions colored in blue represent areas of low chlorophyll concentration, green are medium, and red areas have high levels. The image has strips of black running through the colored areas from the upper left to the lower right to show PACE’s orbital track around the globe and places across the ocean where it has not scanned.

Preparing for PACE Data

Simulated data help Plankton, Aerosol, Cloud, ocean Ecosystem (PACE) users prepare a day in the life of the new satellite.

Feature Article

Feb 28, 2024

This image from PO.DAAC's State of the Ocean tool shows the continent of Australian with red, orange, yellow, green and blue colors around it. These colors are associated with sea surface temperatures, with oranges and reds indicating warm water and greens and blues indicating cooler water.

Data Tool in Focus: State of the Ocean

With the State of the Ocean tool, visualizing ocean data is just a web browser away.

Feature Article

Jul 28, 2023

Pacific bluefin tuna are prodigious swimmers, able to cross the Pacific Ocean in less than a month.

Shadowing the Tuna Boats

Logbooks, satellites, and game theory help steward tuna in the Pacific.

Feature Article

Dec 28, 2020

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