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GHRSST Learning Resources

Access skill-building resources such as webinars, tutorials, data recipes, and data in action to enhance your use of NASA's Group for High Resolution Sea Surface Temperature (GHRSST) data.

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Cold Wake Associated With Hurricane Michael

NASA scientists examined the sea surface temperature response associated with this 2018 hurricane.

Data in Action

Nov. 26, 2018

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Modeling Marine Fish Species Spatiotemporal Distributions Utilizing NASA Data

The ability to understand where fish are likely to be and when they are likely to be there is critical for the sustainable management of fisheries.

Data in Action

Feb. 1, 2018

visualization data from the National Atlantic Hurricane Watch platform of hurricanes Irma and Jose

Visualizing 2017 Hurricanes With NASA's North Atlantic Hurricane Watch Platform

Learn how the interactive platform helps researchers analyze hurricane data.

Data in Action

Oct. 3, 2017

Waves and Satellites: Effect of El Niño on Big Wave Surfing

Data in Action

Jan. 25, 2016

sea surface temperature showing warming temperatures along the southern California coast

Unusual Summertime Warming Off the California Coast

Learn about intensified coastal warming along central-to-southern California in 2014 using satellite sea surface temperature imagery.

Data in Action

Sept. 4, 2014

high sea surface temperatures off the Peruvian coast

Warming Off the Peruvian Coast: Potential consequences and implications

Sea surface temperature anomalies in the Eastern Pacific have shown a recent warming, a known precursor to El Niño conditions in the Equatorial Pacific.

Data in Action

May 21, 2012

algae bloom visualization off the coast of Los Angeles, California

Coastal Upwelling and Harmful Algal Blooms in Southern California

An examination of satellite data provides information on the oceanographic conditions that may have been conducive to intense algal blooms.

Data in Action

Oct. 24, 2011

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GHRSST Learning Resources

Cold Wake Associated With Hurricane Michael

Modeling Marine Fish Species Spatiotemporal Distributions Utilizing NASA Data

Visualizing 2017 Hurricanes With NASA's North Atlantic Hurricane Watch Platform

Waves and Satellites: Effect of El Niño on Big Wave Surfing

Unusual Summertime Warming Off the California Coast

Warming Off the Peruvian Coast: Potential consequences and implications

Coastal Upwelling and Harmful Algal Blooms in Southern California

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