Tag Archives: NASA

Omniscient GRACE – Using NASA satellites to observe global water resources

Posted on May 29, 2018 by WRLibrarian

A post from Laura Sanchez, from the Water Efficiency magazine editor’s blog, noted that two new satellites were launched into space on May 22nd to monitor the changes in the distribution of water. See below for further details. Omniscient GRACE … Continue reading →

Posted in Reblogs | Tagged aquifers, NASA, resource management, satellites, SpaceX, water distribution, Water Efficiency, water resources | Leave a comment

Toward a Satellite-Based Monitoring System for Water Quality

Posted on March 6, 2018 by WRLibrarian

In an article published by Pahlevan et al. on March 5th 2018, (see the link below) information is presented on the use of satellite imagery for water quality monitoring, which was introduced in the Water Quality Workshop for End Users, … Continue reading →

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EOS Earth, Space and Science News – January 2018

Posted on January 9, 2018 by WRLibrarian

The newest issue of the the Earth, Space and Science News magazine (Volume 99 No. 1) for January 2018 looks at climate change effects, river flows, weather systems, pollution, threat to ozone health and much more. Persons wishing … Continue reading →

Posted in Open Access | Tagged AGU, Asia, climate change, data, NASA, ozone health, pollution, river flows, satellite, science | Leave a comment

Flood Response Using Earth Observation Data and Products

Posted on February 2, 2017 by WRLibrarian

In browsing, the current issue of the EOS Earth and Space Science News magazine (Volume 98 Issue 2) I came across an article detailing the NASA Flood Response Workshop, which was held in Greenbelt, Maryland, from 14 – 16 June, … Continue reading →