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NASA-acquired commercial data are being used in many scientific investigations and have a wide range of practical applications. This page features published research incorporating CSDA-distributed data along with statements of findings showing how these data may be applied.

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GNSS-RO residual ionospheric error (RIE): a new method and assessment Wu, D. L. Spire Atmosphere
Exploring commercial Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) radio occultation (RO) products for planetary boundary layer studies in the Arctic Ganeshan, M. GeoOptics, Spire Atmosphere
Quantifying geomagnetic activity's contribution to the Global E‐region Electron density's day‐to‐day variability using Spire Radio Occultation observations Salinas, C. C. Spire Atmosphere
Global Ionospheric F Region Parameters From GNSS‐POD Limb Measurements: Evaluations and Comparisons With Two Empirical Models ‐ IRI‐2020 and NeQuick‐2 Swarnalingam, N. Spire Atmosphere
A state-based method to simultaneously reduce cycle slips and noise in coherent GNSS-R phase measurements from open-loop tracking Wang, Y. Spire Atmosphere
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Findings from CSDA Evaluations

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PlanetScope data Putting the Red in "Red Tide" Yao, Y. Planet Harmful Algal Bloom (HAB)
RapidEye constellation enabled the generation of multi-temporal maps of top of canopy chlorophyll at very high resolution Campbell, P. Planet Ecosystem Functions
Imagery allowed more effective capture of transient biomass burning events Vadrevu, K. Planet Wildfires
Imagery has the potential to substantially improve quantification of global pyrogenic emissions Roy, D. Planet Wildfires
Higher temporal and spatial resolution of PlanetScope Dove enabled better mapping of small, fragmented, low-combustion, and ephemeral burns Roy, D. Planet Wildfires
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