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The Earth Observer: Nov - Dec 2015
In This Issue
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- Editor’s CornerFront Cover
- Feature Articles
- SAGE III on ISS: Continuing the Data Record4
- Meeting/Workshop Summaries
- Landsat Science Team Meeting: Summer 201512
- Summary of the Nineteenth OMI Science Team Meeting18
- Summary of the Twenty-Fourth CERES-II Science Team Meeting—Fall 201521
- Summary of the GOFC-GOLD SEARRIN Workshop: Assessing Land Use/Cover Changes and Air Quality in Asia26
- Announcements
- Preliminary Level-2 and Level-3 SMAP Radiometer Data Now Available11
- Storytelling and More: NASA Science at the 2015 Fall AGU Meeting17
- Deep Blue Aerosol Project Website Now Live31
- The Earth Observatory Natural Event Tracker35
- Initiation of the 2017-2027 Earth Science Decadal Survey37
- Kudos
- Congratulations to AGU and AMS Award Winners!20
- In The News
- Arctic Sea Ice Summertime Minimum is Fourth Lowest on Record30
- NASA Study: Mass Gains of Antarctic Ice Sheet Greater than Losses32
- NASA Studying 2015 El Niño Event As Never Before34
- Regular Features
- NASA Earth Science in the News36
- NASA Science Mission Directorate – Science Education and Public Outreach Update38
- Science Calendars39
Editor’s Corner
Steve Platnick
EOS Senior Project Scientist
Quicker than seems possible, another year is drawing to a close. For NASA’s Earth Science Division, the year began with three successful launches—CATS to the ISS to study clouds and aerosols, SMAP to study soil moisture and freeze-thaw state from space, and NOAA’s DSCOVR mission, which includes two NASA Earth Science instruments now transmitting data from the Lagrange point 1 (L11). CATS is functioning nominally, and is now...
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