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Read the past stories that have been featured on our web site.

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Profile on Dr. Bill Patzert A joint NOAA/NASA career page features JPLs researcher and media "go-to" man.
Societal Benefits of Ocean Altimetry Data UPDATED! See our new applications.
Hurricane Storm Surge A new altimetric view of Hurricane Katrina.
Hurricane Wilma The Univ. Colorado images of this late season storm.
Bird's Eye View NASA altimetry data "sees" hurricanes with a different eye.
OST Science Team Meeting Venice, March 13-18, 2006.
Hurricane Katrina heats up NASA altimetry data support NOAA/AOML research on hurricane intensification over warm Gulf waters.
Hurricane watch from space See what JPL is doing to further the science of hurricanes
Tagging giants Bluefin Tuna research is aided by altimetry.
TOPEX/Poseidon Begins its 14th Year!This tenacious craft has reached the 10th anniversary of the end of its primary mission!
Where's the Heat? Think 'Deep Blue' NASA research on global warming heats up.
NASA Satellites Measure and Monitor Sea Level
Vive La LILA! Live from France! LILA buoy teams across the oceans link up
Anchors Aweigh! The Ocean as classroom Jason PI Gustavo Goni joins students for an educational working voyage at sea.
Tracking Global Mean Sea Level The University of Colorado is on the leading edge of sea level monitoring with their updated web site.
TOPEX/Poseidon and Jason Support Study on Earth's Energy Balance NASA study concludes more energy is being absorbed from the Sun than is emitted back to space.
Literature Database update The publications list keeps growing. Now over 1970 articles.
The 7th Wave A young scientist wins a prestigious award with altimetry research.
Here comes the rain...again! Dr. Bill Patzert answers some questions on the recent rains & El Niño.
A Tale of Two Niños Researchers take a close look at the El Niño of 2002-03 and the unusually large El Niño of 1997-98.
El Niño: The Weak, Getting Weaker The weak El Niño is dissipating. Scientists will continue to monitor the Pacific closely for further signs of either El Niño or La Niño development.
Jason Data Reveals New Details of Tsunami For the first time, orbiting satellites have observed and measured a major tsunami event in the open ocean.
Yellow Page update: Hurricane Studies With Altimetry Altimeters help identify regions of hurricane intensification.
OSTST meeting posters: See the posters from the recent Jason science team meeting
Aviso's Live Access Server Learn how to use Aviso's LAS to retrieve altimetry data products.