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Dr. Jane Lubchenco reviews the NOAA exhibit booth with NESDIS staff during the 90th American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting in Atlanta, GA.
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Earth System Monitor is a quarterly publication that reports on NOAA environmental data and information programs, projects, and activities
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GOES-14 satellite shows first infrared images
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Latest Climate Monitoring Report
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Recipients of NOAA's Group Silver Medal for providing timely ocean information for improved global monitoring and management of coral reef ecosystems.
A Pioneer in Meteorology
A new website documents the pioneering efforts of David Simonds Johnson who implemented the pre-NOAA and NOAA satellite program from 1956 to 1982. Read More...
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NOAA's New Geostationary Satellite Launched June 27, 2009
The latest geostationary satellite, GOES-14, launched from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida on June 27, 2009 and successfully reached its orbit on July 8. GOES-14 will undergo a 6 month “check-out” phase before it will be placed in storage until needed. GOES-14 is the second spacecraft in the GOES-N/O/P series that provide constant monitoring of the western hemisphere for fast, accurate weather forecasts and warnings, detecting solar storm activity, and relaying distress signals from emergency beacons. Read More >>
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