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Giovanni Air Quality Instance now available
Fine Particulate Matter for August 25, 2007 over New EnglandA new Giovanni instance dedicated to air quality related data is now available.  The instance includes global aerosol and cloud data from MODIS, global aerosol data from OMI, and the AIRNow Fine Particulate Matter (PM2.5) ground-based monitoring product for the continental United States.
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NASA GES DISC Imagery in Google Earth
Google Earth ThumnailThe GES DISC Google Earth portal displays GES DISC data in Google Earth to facilitate scientific research. The data includes 2D flat data such as TRMM, AIRS/Aqua, and 3D vertical data such as CloudSat, CALIPSO, AIRS/Aqua and MODIS/Aqua.
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Hydrology DISC supports GLDAS data product
Sample GLDAS soil moistureThe new Hydrology DISC (HDISC) portal provides access and support for the Global Land Data Assimilation Systems (GLDAS).
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LATEST NEWS

07.02.08 - Giovanni use for education highlighted on NASA Web site
A short article about the usefulness of Giovanni for environmental research in high school and undergraduate education, is featured at the NASA Web site for educators.
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06.27.08 - GES DISC staff participate in the Quadrennial Ozone Symposium
GES DISC Chief Scientist Steven Lloyd and Giovanni science team leader James Johnson will be participants in the Quadrennial Ozone Symposium, Tromso, Norway, June 29-July 5, 2008.
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06.17.08 - Giovanni demonstration at ESSEA annual conference
GES DISC Chief Scientist Steven Lloyd is demonstrating the use of Giovanni for education at the Earth Science System Educational Alliance (ESSEA) annual conference in Charleston, SC, June 16-19. (http://essea.strategies.org/)
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06.17.08 - A-Train reconfiguration finalized
The re-phasing of the Aura platform, that left the satellite drifting forward and closer to CloudSat and CALIPSO, has been finalized. Thus, as of May 2008, the MLS and CloudSat footprints are within 3-4 km in the lateral (zonal) arc distance at the Equator crossing, and 2-3 sec apart.
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06.17.08 - Giovanni analyses applied in Mississippi River plume study
Giovanni analyses of remotely-sensed chlorophyll concentrations were utilized in this historical study of discharge, nutrients, chlorophyll, and primary productivity in the Mississippi River plume. The study is published in a special issue of Continental Shelf Research.
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