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SeaWiFS is still in safe haven. GeoEye
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Visually search the ocean color data archive. Directly download or order data from a single file to an entire mission. |
Browse the entire global ocean color data set for many parameters and time periods and download PNG images or digital data in HDF format. |
Time series plots of selected SeaWiFS, MODIS and OCTS Standard Mapped Images for a set of selected regions or the entire globe. |
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Ocean Color Web Feature |
Recent topics and imagery of interest to the OceanColor community.
Orinoco Flow
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The
Orinoco River
regularly sends a plume of water into the Caribbean in the fall.
This has already been documented in the early days of satellite ocean color
measurement
using CZCS data and more recently via
time series of in situ measurements from a
station south of Puerto Rico.
Researchers in the area have
remarked
that this year's plume is unusually large and occurs at an unusual time
prompting some to suggest that the
Amazon River may instead be the source
of this plume.
You can see the green water extending northward past Puerto Rico
and the Virgin Islands in the above image. Move your pointer over
the image to see computed chlorophyll concentrations in the plume
(purples and blues: low; yellows and reds: high).
Larger
chlorophyll
and
true color
images are also available.
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A comprehensive image analysis package for the processing, display, analysis, and quality control of ocean color data.
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An archive of in situ oceanographic and atmospheric data for use in algorithm development and satellite data product validation.
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