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OSTM/Jason-2 Project Manager lecture online Parag Vaze discusses Earth's changing climate and JPL's newest mission.
Jason-2 on You Tube! JPL's Dr. Josh Willis stars in this video. Version for Kids
Hurricane Gustav's path through the Gulf Sea surface height data provides important information on Gustav's path over the Loop Current in the Gulf of Mexico.
OSTM/Jason-2 Begins Mapping the Oceans The newest Jason satellite gets its first look at the global ocean.
Putting Ocean Altimetry to Work Jason data helps provide insight for power plant operations.
Portrait of a Warming Ocean and Rising Sea Levels Trend of Sea Level Change from 1993-2008 is tracked by NASA's ocean altimeter satellites.
OSTM/Jason-2's AMR instrument Measures Up! OSTM/Jason-2 instrument is correlating nicely to Jason-1.
JPL's New Climate Web Site - devoted to educating the public about Earth's changing climate. Climate Web Site   |   JPL Press Release
AVISO Users Newsletter Read about the newest NASA/CNES/Eumetsat/NOAA ocean mission.
NASA Continues to Gauge Our Rising Seas OSTM/Jason-2 data will carry on the critical measurement of sea level rise.
Solving Ocean Mysteries Lingering questions on ocean circulation can be answered by longer measurement records.
Rising Oceans and Global Warming Listen to a podcast with JPL's Josh Willis on OSTM/Jason-2 mission science.
We have separation! The OSTM/Jason-2 spacecraft is in orbit. Links:       Press Release         OSTM/Jason-2 Launch Movies         OSTM/Jason-2 Launch Images         OSTM/Jason-2 Launch Blog
Liftoff for OSTM/Jason-2! The next generation ocean altimetry mission launches into space from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California at 12:46 a.m. PDT.
NASA Mission Poised to Help Us Gauge Our Rising Seas OSTM/Jason-2 is scheduled to launch this week and will continue an important time series of ocean data.
Another Jason Milestone! Jason makes 30,000th orbit around Earth.
Riding the Waves! OSTM's Parag Vaze and Lee Fu share their views on the newest NASA mission.
Another Tandem Mission! Jason-1 and OSTM/Jason-2 will double the data
New OSTM/Jason-2 web pages JPL and NASA open new portals to OSTM/Jason-2
Watch the Video Learn more about OSTM/Jason-2 from the JPL video.
View the launch Watch the next generation ocean altimetry mission launch into space.
OSTM arrives at Vandenburg The OSTM/Jason-2 spacecraft has reached the launch site.
Altimetry may see ocean current stripes OSTST scientists release new study on elusive ocean currents.
Anny Cazenave Honored Another outstanding OSTST member has been recognized for excellence.
La Niña and the Pacific Decadal Oscillation One of the strongest La Niñas in years is slowly weakening but continues to blanket the Pacific Ocean near the equator.
Climate Day a Huge Success! JPL coordinated a climate-focused educational event for local high school students.
NASA Oceanographers Aid Nobel Effort JPL scientists Tony Song, Josh Willis, Eric Rignot and Ron Kwok participated in the IPCC Report on Global Warming which was presented with the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize.
Dr. Lee-Lueng Fu Honored Jason Project Scientist is selected to the National Academy of Engineering
Chelton & Nerem Honored Jason Science Team Members elected AGU Fellows.
NEW! OSTM/Jason-2 animations See spacecraft animations produced by JPL and applications videos produced by our European partners. Click on the "Jason-2 Video Material" link.
Crossing the Ditch Altimetry aids in record-breaking journey.
Altimeters Bring Eddies into Focus Jason Investigators find eddies in the details.
Girl scouts voyage 'Under the Sea' JPL's Dr. Patzert takes ocean science to local troop.