Outreach & Education


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CZCS Classic Scenes

NEW! https://oceancolor.gsfc.nasa.gov/czcs_classic_scenes

The Coastal Zone Color Scanner was designed to make precise measurements of the intensity of radiation in different portions (bands) of the color spectrum. Take a closer look at what scientists have learned from analyzing instrument data.

DAAC

czcs

Science Focus!

https://oceancolor.nasa.gov/outreach/ocsciencefocus

Ocean Color Science Focus! is intended to highlight scientific phenomena, noteworthy events, and remarkable images that have been observed by NASA ocean color sensors. Click the link above to read more!

DAAC

ocean, sediment, wind, clouds, sea, volcano, dust

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Coastal Proximity Data Set

https://oceancolor.gsfc.nasa.gov/docs/distfromcoast/

In June of 2009, we of NASA's Ocean Biology Processing Group pressed our computer hardware into the service of generating a global data set of distances from the nearest coastline.

DAAC

global, data, coastline

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Studying Ocean Color From Space

https://oceancolor.nasa.gov/SeaWiFS/LIVING_OCEAN/

This page features a guide originally prepared for teachers of 9th and 10th grade students. Information, questions, and activities are available in the material provided.

SeaWiFS

education, guide, teaching material, carbon, phytoplankton

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Monitoring the Earth from Space with SeaWiFS

https://oceancolor.nasa.gov/SeaWiFS/TEACHERS/sactuary_1.html

Prepared circa 1998, this online lecture was prepared for National Geographic describing the societal benefits of studying the ocean and the extent of what we can discover about our planet from space.

SeaWiFS

earth, remote sensing, phytoplankton, chlorophyll

SeaWiFS Poster

https://oceancolor.nasa.gov/outreach/poster...

Orders for the SeaWiFS poster are no longer being processed; however, the poster is available as an electronic resource in print quality and web viewing quality via the links under the image. Please enjoy!

SeaWiFS

poster, mission, land, ocean, atmosphere

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SeaWiFS Image Creation Process

https://oceancolor.nasa.gov/...

Have you ever wondered how the data received from the satellite is transformed into a breathtaking image? Norman Kuring shares the step-by-step process he followed to create some of his stunning images.

SeaWiFS

image feature, ppm, idl, netpbm, data processing

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Bigelow Online Resource: Food Web

http://www.bigelow.org/foodweb/

NASA's ocean color satellite instruments are more sensitive than the human eye, surveying our global oceans in a few hours. But what are they sensing: Plants? Animals? Something else? Visit the Food web resource to continue exploring phytoplankton, food webs, microscopes, satellites and algal blooms.

Ocean

algae, phytoplankton, microscope, satellite, food web