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Jason-1 Celebrates Five Years in Orbit! ...And the future looks bright.
Riding the Waves with Jason-1 A Q&A with Project Manager Mark Fujishin and Project Scientist Dr. Lee-Lueng Fu.
Hot & Cold? Joint study reveals natural variability in ocean temperatures
Eumetsat: "Jason-2 Progressing to Plan" Report from OSTM/Jason-2 partners.
Jason's take on the 2006 El Niño NASA & NOAA satellites observe a mild El Niño.
OST Science Team meeting, Hobart Australia, March 2007 Register and submit abstracts by 10 Dec. 2006.
Upgrades to OSTM/Jason-2 key navigation instruments CNES couples two systems to improve onboard navigation.
Altimetry & Currents at your Fingertips! NOAA Jason PI Gustavo Goni and collegues provide near-real time web resource.
Strength In Numbers See a multi-sensor perspective on ocean eddies; altimetry, temperature, and chlorophyll, from AVISO. (related paper on ScienceDirect)
JPL's AMR Instrument on OSTM/Jason-2 Get the low-down on this high-tech instrument.
Oceanography 101 JPLs Dr. Lee-Lueng Fu explains the links between ocean currents, sea level and climate change.
El Niño/La Niña and PDO New page offers "one-stop shopping" for all your El Niño needs.
What's Up with Sea Level? A multi-mission approach to the study of sea level rise.
Pacific Climate Calm The latest outlook for the Pacific Ocean.
Ocean Racers and Ocean Researchers NASA's altimetry data helps NOAA guide yacht racers.
Buckets and buckets... JPLs Dr. Josh Willis contributed to a study on ocean heat storage.
Deep-ocean whirlpools Ocean eddies at more than 1000 meters depth are revealed by remote sensing instruments including altimeters.
OSTM Agreement Signed! JPL manages the NASA portion of the Ocean Surface Topography Mission for NASA's Science Mission Directorate
A Scientist in the Classroom--Virtually Our own Dr. Bill Patzert travels through the the airwaves to visit a Tampa middle school.
Forecasting Ocean Currents Jason data is used commercially to improve offshore operations.
Taking to the High Seas! A student-built buoy is launched near Antarctica
A New La Niña? A JPL image release on the state of the ocean.
The End of An Era The venerable TOPEX/Poseidon takes its last bow
Profile on Dr. Bill Patzert A joint NOAA/NASA career page features JPLs researcher and media "go-to" man.
OST Science Team Meeting Venice, March 13-18, 2006.