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NASA Joins the U.S. Center at COP-19
NASA Joins the U.S. Center at COP-19
Submitted by Heather Hanson on Fri, 2013-10-25 13:29
The nineteenth session of the Conference of the Parties (COP-19) will be held from November 11-22, 2013, at the National Stadium in Warsaw, Poland. Each year NASA and other U.S. agencies, academic institutions, nongovernmental organizations, and private sector companies convene in the U.S. Center to inform attendees about key climate initiatives and scientific research taking place in the United States.
Jack Kaye [NASA Headquarters—Earth Science Associate Director for Research], Carmen Boening [NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory—Scientist], Cynthia Rosezweig [NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies—Senior Research Scientist], and Bruce Doddridge [NASA’s Langley Research Center—Head of Chemistry and Dynamics Branch] will travel to Warsaw to support the two-week event and deliver a variety of hyperwall and side-event talks taking place in the U.S. Center. The hyperwall presentations will highlight the following climate themes: Earth’s Climate from Space, Oceans and Water Resources, Aerosols and Atmospheric Composition, and World of Change and Urbanization—click here to view the Hyperwall Content brochure. The presenters will also demonstrate the interactive Eyes on Earth application that delivers data and images from NASA’s fleet of Earth-observing satellites to home computers. During non-presentation times, Kaye, Boening, Rosenzweig, and Doddridge will serve as docents for visualizations playing on the hyperwall, providing context for using NASA data to study Earth’s climate.
Click here, for the daily hyperwall presentation agenda.
Daily Hyperwall Presentation Schedule
