Participants will learn about GOES-R and JPSS satellite product applications and models related to rainfall and flood events, and engage in hands-on exercises to investigate case studies using the products and models. At the end of the short course, participants will have developed an understanding of the satellite data and products pertaining to precipitation forecasting.

The seminar summarizes the Alaska Next-Gen Satellite Meeting, highlighting findings, future strategies, and alignment with NOAA's regional goals.

Meet the Users is a NESDIS User Engagement Speaker Series that invites end users in society to share their thematic uses of NOAA data, products and services. This series is an opportunity to bring awareness to the opportunities, benefits, and impact NOAA data has in society.

NEDTalk - U.S. Billion-dollar Weather and Climate Disasters - Better understanding disaster costs, hazard risk and resilience over space and time

A project empowering Pakistani women scientists in climate change via curriculum, research, and workshops with NC State, NOAA, and LEO satellite data.

This seminar will cover how NOAA’s satellites have helped the U.S. and its global partners forecast weather and track dangerous environmental conditions since the beginning of the space age. It will discuss the different types of NOAA satellites, where they live, and the benefits they provide. It will also discuss how NOAA partners with other agencies to monitor the globe, and provide a preview of NOAA’s future space capabilities.

On April 15, the United States National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the International Coral Reef Initiative announced that the world was experiencing it’s 4th Global Bleaching Event (GBE4).

In April-May 2024, extreme rainfall in Rio Grande do Sul caused deadly floods, captured by NOAA satellites monitoring precipitation, moisture, and vapor levels.