Events

Satellite and model data are used with machine learning to estimate fuel moisture content, improving wildfire risk monitoring across the U.S., Alaska, and Hawaii.

The forecast impact of future NOAA microwave sounders using ECMWF EDA, testing ATMS-like and SMBA instruments in various orbits.

Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) enables high-resolution monitoring of oceans, storms, sea ice, floods, and land change in all weather.

LEO satellite data and high-res models improve tropical cyclone forecasts, enhancing track accuracy and reducing damage and unnecessary evacuations.

Please join us for a fun, informal evening of making connections with some of the leading professionals in our field. Whether you are currently on the job hunt, seeking advice about professional growth, or simply hoping to learn about possible career paths, this event is an excellent opportunity to expand both your knowledge base and your network of contacts.

Satellite fire data help map biomass burning emissions and reveal how wildfire smoke affects the environment, human health, and the economy.

LEO observations support winter forecasts, detect clouds, fog, blowing snow, monitor snowpack, and diagnose snowfall intensity and storm structure.

The JPSS VIIRS instrument tracks Earth’s changing landscapes, from water levels to human developments.