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Code 614.2 - Ocean Sciences Branch - Download (PPT file, 14.2MB)
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Code 614.4 - Biospheric Sciences Branch - Download (PPT file, 22.6MB)
Code 614.5 - Terrestrial Information Systems Branch - Download (PPT file, 25.4MB)
Code 614.6 - Instrumentation Sciences Branch - Download (PPT file, 14.6MB)
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July
- Use of Airborne Topographic Mapper (ATM) Data for ICESat II Planning
- Freshwater Fluxes From Aquarius
- Sea Ice Drift In The Arctic Since The 1950s
- Potential Satellite Based Prediction of Lake Chad Water Levels
- A Unified Land Surface Modeling and Data Assimilation Framework for the Joint Center for Satellite Data Assimilation (JCSDA)
- Regional Aboveground Forest Biomass Using Airborne and Spaceborne LiDAR in Québec
- Mapping North American Forest Disturbance from Landsat
- NASA & USGS Release 2005 Global Land Survey (GLS)
- Near Real-Time Satellite Processing Systems
June
- Comparison of Satellite-Derived and In-Situ Observations of Ice and Snow Surface Temperatures over Greenland
- Synthetic Aperture Microwave Radiometry at L-band for Remote Sensing of Soil Moisture and Ocean Salinity
April/May
- An Anomalous Phytoplankton Bloom in the Patagonian Shelf: A 10-year Event Observed by Ocean Color Satellites
- Development of a combined passive/active microwave soil moisture retrieval algorithm based on a vegetation scattering model employing discrete random medium techniques
- Agricultural Research and Training Supported by Unique Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS)
March
- Antarctic Sea Ice Results from the AMSR-E Bootstrap (ABA) and NASA Team (NT2) Algorithms: Similar but Not Identical
- Assessment of ICESat sea ice elevation accuracies using airborne laser altimeter data
- Using Mycosporine-like Amino Acids as Taxonomic Indicators in Remote Sensing Reflectance
- Determination of Tree Layer Properties for Improved Microwave Soil Moisture Retrieval
- Radiance assimilation shows promise for improving microwave snow retrievals
January/February
- ICESat Data Showing Decline in Arctic Sea Ice Thickness
- Tipping Point for the Arctic Perennial Ice Cover
- A New Blended Global Snow Product Using Visible, Microwave and Scatterometer Satellite Data
- Passive Millimeter-Wave Satellite Sensors Can Detect Falling Snow over Land
- A Better Way to Measure Water Vapor in the Upper Troposphere and Lower Stratosphere (UTLS)
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