National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Washington

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A01200

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NOAA

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• NOAA Center for Satellite Applications and Research
• NOAA National Geodetic Survey
• NOAA Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research
• NOAA Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory
• NOAA, Alaska Fisheries Science Center
• NOAA, Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory
• NOAA, Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory
• NOAA, National Weather Center
• NOAA, Southwest Fisheries Science Center
• National Centers for Environmental Information
• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Boulder

Affiliated Works

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• A Review of Bio-Optical Chlorophyll Algorithms and Future Challenges
• Absolute Gravity and Crustal Deformation in Yellowstone Caldera
• Biometric and Eddy-covariance Based Estimates of Ecosystem Carbon Storage in Five Eastern North American Deciduous Forests.
• Coupling Atmospheric Chemistry with a Convective Boundary Layer Model
• Establishing an Operational Data System for Surface Currents Derived from Satellite Altimeters and Scatterometers; Pilot Study for the Tropical Pacific
• Evaluation of the enhanced near realtime precipitation data for Land Data Assimilation System
• Is an Extinct Rift Embedded on the Western Flank of the Southernmost Mid-Atlantic Ridge?
• On the Resolving Power of a Single Exact-Repeat Altimetric Satellite or a Coordinated Constellation of Satellites
• Operational and Precise Orbit Determination for GEOSAT Follow-On Altimetry
• Quantification of Uncertainty in Hydrologic Forecasts
• Refining SeaWiFS Vicarious Calibration Using Spectra Slopes
• Reprocessing of the OCTS Global Dataset, a Collaborative Effort Between NASDA and the NASA SIMBIOS Project
• Stray Light Characterization for MOBY
• The ABYSS Mission: Satellite Altimetry Optimized for Seafloor Geophysics
• The partitioning between latent and sensible heat flux at FLUXNET sites
• Thunderstorm-Scale Ensemble Forecasting
• Use of NEXRAD Precipitation Estimates in Distributed Modeling: Parameterization, Aggregation Scale, and Data Uncertainties
• usSEABED: Database Efforts in Marine Surficial Sediments of the US EEZ
• A Change From Inflation to Deflation at Sierra Negra Volcano, Galapagos Revealed by GPS and Gravity Monitoring
• A Hydrometeorological Testbed For Western Water Issues
• A Methodology to Quantify the Geographic Origin of Secondary Pollutants
• Additional analyses of possibly inverted-polarity electrical structures in thunderstorms during STEPS
• An Automated Bright-band Height Detection Algorithm for Use with Vertically Pointing Doppler Radars
• Arctic Change Information for a Broad Audience
• Forecast Quality of Ensemble Streamflow Predictions for Seasonal Time Scales
• Interpreting Satellite Views of Biophysical Coupling With Subsurface TAO/TRITON data in the Tropical Pacific
• Multidisciplinary Investigations of the Galápagos Rift, 86°W to 89.5°W: 25th Anniversary of the Discovery of Hydrothermal Venting
• NOAA Ocean Exploration 2002 Expeditions to Pacific Seafloor Spreading Centers: The Galápagos Rift and the Explorer Ridge
• OSCAR (Ocean Surface Currents Analysis - Real time): An Operational Resource for Various Maritime Applications and El Niño Monitoring in the Tropical Pacific Using Jason-1 Data
• Recent Declines in Atmospheric Methyl Bromide From a Global Flask Sampling Network
• Single Particle Characterization of Atmospheric Ice Nucleating Aerosol
• Summary and Analysis of the Results from Second Model Parameter Estimation Experiment Workshop
• The Cold Land Process Experiment's (CLPX) Local Scale Observation Site
• The Cold Land Processes Field Experiment (CLPX): Airborne Remote Sensing Data Collection
• The Global Water Cycle: Is it a non-linear feedback system that helps to maintain homeostasis in the Earth's climate system?
• The NASA Cold Land Processes Field Experiment (CLPX)
• Thunderstorm Charge Regions Inferred From the Vector Electric Field in Combination With Data From a Lightning Mapping Array in STEPS
• Variance Decomposition: A New Diagnostic Tool
• 2002 and 2003 Gravity and GPS observations in Yellowstone's Upper Geyser Basin
• A Biogenic Role in Exposure to Two Toxic Compounds.
• Aircraft Observations of the Tampa Urban Plume during BRACE: Transport, Photochemical, and Depositional Processes
• Correlating the textures of altimetric gravity and multibeam bathymetry
• Determination of the Boundary Layer Characteristics in the Tampa Bay Area During the Bay Region Atmospheric Chemistry Experiment (BRACE)
• Experimental Studies of the Microphysics of Cloud Condensation Nuclei as a Function of Organic Solute
• Geostationary Satellite Observations of Particulate Pollution: Spatial and Temporal Features of the June 24-28, 2003 Eastern US Air Pollution Episode
• Global Temporal Trends in Surface and Free-Air Equivalent Temperatures at High Elevations
• Improved United States Gravimetric and Hybrid Geoids for 2003
• MOPEX Contribution to Prediction for Ungaged Basins (PUB)
• Modelling CLPX IOP3 Radiometric Data by Means of the Dense Media Theory: Preliminary Results for the LSOS Test Site
• Nitrate Aerosol Partitioning in the 2003 Bay Regional Atmospheric Chemistry Experiment (BRACE) : Aloft and Surface Comparisons
• Ocean Exploration Through the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration: Collaborations for Excellence in Exploration and Education
• On the Importance of Linear vs Non-Linear Response in Estimating Base Flow Features for Ungauged Catchments in Southern Texas
• Possibilities for NOAA Activities During the IPY
• Simulation of Coarse Particle Nitrate Formations in Coastal Areas Using CMAQ-AIM
• Spatial and Temporal Changes in Air Pollution Along the Gulf Coast Observed During BRACE: A Case Study of the Land-Sea Breeze
• Studies of Tampa Bay Region Power Plant Plumes during the Bay Region Atmospheric Chemistry Experiment (BRACE)
• Summary of MOPEX workshop results and plan for next phase experiments
• The Correspondence of Altimetric Gravity Texture to Abyssal Hill Morphology
• The Dry Deposition of Nitrogen and Sulfur Compounds During BRACE 2002
• Us Contributions to the Coordinated Enhanced Observing Period (ceop) and Their Benefits to us Water Cycle Research
• Volcanic Features in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Revealed by SWATH Mapping
• An improved QuikSCAT weekly wind speed data set for coastal and high latitude applications
• Analysis of multi scale radiometric data acquired during the NASA Cold Land Process Experiment
• Arctic Change Detection: Multiple Observations and Recent Explanations
• Atmospheric Nitrogen Deposition: An increasingly Important Source of "new" Nitrogen Supporting Coastal Eutrophication
• Changes in Vegetation and Surface Fluxes Associated with the North American Monsoon in 2004
• Communicating Climate Hazards Information in the Urban Community to the Public
• Does the Columbia River Plume Influence Copepod and Euphausiid Biomass and Growth Rates in Continental Shelf Waters off Washington and Oregon?
• Episodes of High Surface Ozone Amounts During the Summer at South Pole, Antarctica
• Evaluation of the NOAA/NWS National Snow Analyses Snow Model
• GAPS and RADS: International Collaboration in Provision of Altimetry Datasets
• Global Top-of-Atmosphere Direct Radiative Effect of Aerosols over Ocean from Merged CERES and MODIS Observations for 2000-2003
• Improved Global Marine Gravity Field From Reprocessing of Geosat and ERS-1 Radar Altimeter Waveforms
• Integrated Coastal Analyses in the Gulf of Mexico
• Knowing Where You Are: Using coastal observatories to design and interpret plankton surveys in the New York Bight Apex
• Ku-band Radar Response to Terrestrial Snow Properties
• Liquid Carbon Dioxide Venting at the Champagne Hydrothermal Site, NW Eifuku Volcano, Mariana Arc
• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration(NOAA) Arctic Climate Change Studies: A Contribution to IPY
• Optimization and Uncertainty Estimates of WMO Regression Models for Precipitation-Gauge Bias in the United States
• Quantifying Tsunami Impact on Structures
• Recent Progress Towards Establishing an Arctic Ocean Observing System - A NOAA Contribution to the Study of Environmental Arctic Change (SEARCH)
• Similarities and Differenes in Carbon and Energy Fluxes Between Grassland and Agricultural Ecosystems
• Size Distribution of Sea-Salt Emissions as a Function of Relative Humidity
• Surficial Geology of the Sea Floor in West-Central Long Island Sound as Shown by Sidescan Sonar Imagery
• The Geosat Geodetic Mission Twentieth Anniversary Edition Data Product
• The dynamics and cross-frontal circulation at a tidal mixing front under well-mixed and stratified conditions
• Validation of AVHRR Pathfinder Version 5.0 Sea Surface Temperatures
• A New Model for Building Digital Science Education Collections
• An Operational Evaluation of the Eta-CMAQ Air Quality Forecast Model over the Continental US Domain during Summer 2005
• Characteristics of Perturbed Tropical Upper Tropospheric Ozone from SHADOZ (Southern Hemisphere Additional Ozonesondes) and pre-SHADOZ Soundings
• Cloud Products: Moving from the Current to the NPOESS Era
• Cold-land Processes Pathfinder Mission (CLPP): Advanced Space-based Observation of Fresh Water Stored in Snow
• Communicating Climate and Ecosystem Change in the Arctic
• Comparative Analysis of AVHRR and MODIS NDVI Time Series for Developing Long Term Records of Terrestrial Vegetation
• Contribution of the Pacific Coast Area to Particulate Sulfate in the Western United States Based on Trajectory Regression Analysis
• Daily Simulations of O3 and PM2.5 Over New York State: Seasonal and Interannual Differences and Comparison to Routine Air Quality Index (AQI) Forecasts
• Debris Avalanche Formation at Kick'em Jenny Submarine Volcano
• Drought Influence on a Missouri Oak-Hickory Forest Ecosystem
• Electrical Structures in the Stratiform Precipitation Region of Mesoscale Convective Systems
• Estuary and Plume Forecasts in Support of Oceanographic Cruises: Generation, In-Vessel Delivery and Quality Control
• Evaluation of the NOAA/NWS National Snow Analyses Snow Model: Internal Physical Properties of a Snowpack
• Forecasting stable long lived Antarctic ozone holes
• Global gravity, bathymetry, and the distribution of submarine volcanism through space and time
• Granulometry and geochemistry of aeolian dust during emission from Owens (dry) Lake, California
• Hurricane Balloon Observations in the Hurricane Inflow Layer
• Hydrologic Modeling on a 4km Grid over the Conterminous United States (CONUS)
• Investigating the causes of airborne dust in Western United States
• Mapping Seafloor Tectonics from Space
• NOAA Educational Programs and Opportunities
• NOAA-EPA's New National Air Quality Forecast Capability: Initial Steps
• New Sensor Technologies for Ocean Exploration and Observation
• New Views of the Gulf of Alaska Margin Mapped for UNCLOS Applications
• Operational Flood Forecasting in Romania
• Parameterization for the Relative Humidity Dependence of Aerosol Optical Properties
• Predicting Ecosystem Response to the Removal of the Elwha River Dams, Washington State, U.S.A.
• Program Qualities That Make a Field Research Experience Valuable to Classroom Teachers
• Service Oriented Gridded Atmospheric Radiances (SOAR)
• Snow Water Equivalence Retrieval Using Dual-frequency and Polarization Radar
• Structural Evidence from Dall Bank of Miocene Continental Rifting in the Southern California Continental Borderland
• Taking the Pulse of the Planet from the Sun to the Sea
• The Evaluation of PM2.5 Forecasts from Several Regional Air Quality Models Using Data from the ICARTT/NEAQS-2K4 Field Study
• The Gulf of Maine Ocean Data Partnership: Building a Region-wide Information System from the Bottom Up
• The Role of the Flux Aircraft in Bottom-Up Scaling in the Bondville Intensive Campaign 2005
• The influence of organic carbon flux on benthic foraminiferal proxies
• Upper-air Temperature Changes in Models and Radiosonde Observations
• Use of a Priori Information in Parameterization of Distributed Hydrological Models
• Validation Efforts of the Pacific Northwest River Restoration Database
• Vertical Profiles of Carbonyl Sulfide, Halocarbons, and Benzene Over North America
• A Prototype for Monitoring of Rip Currents on Southern California Beaches
• A Review of the July 2006 Heat Wave in California
• A Tsunami-Focused Tide Station Data Sharing Framework
• A new Arctic Marine Gravity Field derived Using ICESat Altimetry: Tectonic Implications
• Advances in Web-Based, Near Real-Time Climate Data Ingest For NOAA's Cooperative Volunteer Observation Network
• An Observational Study of Large-Scale Stirring in the Upper Troposphere Due to a Cut-Off Low
• Basin-wide runup measurements of the 26 December 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami
• California Ocean Comminicators Alliance
• Chemical Behavior of the Tropopause Observed During the Stratosphere-Troposphere Analyses of Regional Transport (START) Experiment
• Climate Literacy Through Student-Teacher-Scientist Research Partnerships
• Contributions of dust and smoke to aerosol extinction coefficient
• Correlations of Tropospheric CO and O3 as Observed by AIRS during INTEX-B/MILAGRO and TEXAQS/GoMACCS
• Customer Requirements for Hydrologic Forecast Uncertainty Information
• Electrical Conductivity Beneath the Andean Back-arc in Argentina Near 36.5°S: Creation of Minimum Structure 2D Model Across EW Transect Based on Significantly 3D Data
• Estimating Seismic Moment From Broadband P-Waves for Tsunami Warnings.
• First Results From The Washington DC Metropolitan Area Lightning Mapping Demonstration Project
• Forecast Performance of the New Local Three Month Temperature Outlook
• Gravity Monitoring of Ground-Water Storage Change in Central and Southern Arizona
• Habitat Selection and Foraging Behavior of Southern Elephant Seals in the Western Antarctic Peninsula
• High resolution reconstruction of relative sea-level on the Outer Banks, North Carolina
• Hydrometeorology Testbed in the American River Basin of Northern California
• Hypsometry of the World's Ocean Basins
• In Situ Alteration of Isotopic and Molecular Compositions of Organic Matter in Lake Erie Sediment Over a Two-Decade Interval
• Incorporating User Needs into Coastal Inundation and Erosion Product Development
• Local- to Basin-scale Snow Distributions for the Cold Land Processes Experiment (CLPX)
• Long Range Transport of Dust from the Patagonia desert into the SW Atlantic
• Mush Erosion by Dikes in the 1995 and 2005 Eruptions of Fernandina Volcano, Galapagos
• NEXRAD Weather Radar Observations of the 2006 Augustine Volcanic Eruption Clouds
• NOAA Ecosystem Data Assembly Center for the Gulf of Mexico
• NOAA Graphical Flood Severity Inundation Mapping: Enhancing River Forecasts with Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
• New Coastal Tsunami Gauges: Application at Augustine Volcano, Cook Inlet, Alaska
• Observing Co- and Post-Seismic Gravity Signals of Earthquakes in GRACE Inter-satellite Range Rate Data
• Ocean Environmental Assessment and Adaptive Resource Management within the Framework of IOOS and CLEANER
• Ozone, PBL and Preliminary PM2.5 Verification in NAM-CMAQ Modeling System at NCEP
• Process-based Principles for Restoring Dynamic River Ecosystems
• Reaching out in new Ways: Bridging the gap Between Science and Media Through the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Office of Ocean Exploration
• Resolving Seamounts in Satellite Altimetry
• Roles of Biological Mechanisms in Floodplain Construction and Dynamics
• Seasonality of Primary Productivity Influences Deep-sea Biodiversity
• Shoreline Delineation Using NASA's Experimental Advanced Airborne Research Lidar (EAARL) and NOAA's Vertical Datum Transformation Tool (VDatum)
• Spatial and Temporal Distribution of Ozone Over Houston in the 2006 Texas Air Quality Study
• Spatial and Temporal Seismicity Patterns and Associated Vent Temperature and Borehole Pressure Perturbations of the Febuary/March 2005 Swarm on the Endeavour Segment, Juan de Fuca Ridge
• Surface Characterization for Land-Atmosphere Studies of CLASIC
• The AVHRR Pathfinder Sea Surface Temperature Climate Data Record
• Towards the Establishment of the Hawaii Integrated Seismic Network for Tsunami, Seismic, and Volcanic Hazard Mitigation
• Tsunami Warning Protocol for Eruptions of Augustine Volcano, Cook Inlet, Alaska
• Variability and Trends in the Global Tropopause Estimated from Radiosonde Data
• Volcanic Ash Transport and Dispersion Forecasting
• AIRS Version 5 Trace Gas Retrievals
• AVHRR to MODIS Transition for Characterizing Land Surface Phenology
• Achieving Satellite Instrument Calibration for Monitoring Global Climate Change
• An assessment of the performance of NAM-CMAQ air quality forecast with measurements from surface networks and specialized field campaigns
• Arctic sea ice Freeboard From ICESat and Envisat Altimetry
• Assimilation of Current Measurements Into a Circulation Model of Lake Michigan
• Assimilation of hydrologic and hydrometeorological data into lumped and distributed hydrologic models for improved operational hydrologic forecasting in NWS
• Building a Climate Record of Sea Level Change
• Capacity Building for Caribbean Tsunami Warnings: A Regional Training Course
• Chemical Characterization of Secondary Organic Aerosol Formed Through Cloud Processing of Methylglyoxal
• Coupling Satellite and Ground-Based Snow Data With Snow Cover Model for Estimating the Area-Averaged Snow Water Equivalent Over Large River Basins
• Davidson Seamount: A Volcano Slowly Built on an Abandoned Spreading Center
• Developing the Local 3-Month Precipitation Outlook
• Documenting Long-term Earth System Evolution With Satellite Observations
• Drought on the Colorado River: Is the most recent decade of low flows unusual?
• Effects of volcanic eruptions on temperatures near the tropical tropopause: A model-data comparison
• Elastic and viscoelastic crustal deformations in Greenland due to ice mass changes
• Ensemble Hindcasts for the North Fork of the American River, California
• Factors Affecting Remotely Sensed MODIS Snow Cover Area Uncertainty
• Few Like it Hot: Coral Reef Reponses to Elevated Temperatures and CO2
• Fluxes by eddy correlation over heterogeneous landscape: How shall we apply the Reynolds average?
• Forecast uncertainty in semi-arid flash flood modeling using radar rain input
• GRACE gravity observations associated with two great earthquakes in 2004
• Gravity Field Parameter Estimation Using QR Factorization
• Gravity Variations at a Dynamic Basaltic Caldera: Before and After the 2005 Eruption of Sierra Negra Volcano, Galapagos Islands
• Halogen Activation from Heterogeneous Uptake of N2O5
• Hierarchical controls on patterns of habitat and species diversity in river networks
• How do we create a climate literate society? A review of Climate Literacy essential principles and fundamental concepts that ensure climate literate citizens and students
• Hudson Submarine Canyon Head Offshore New York and New Jersey: A Dynamic Interface
• Iceberg scours offshore of South Carolina
• Impact of MODIS AOD Assimilation on Regional Aerosol Predictions
• Improving Hurricane Heat Content Estimates From Satellite Altimeter Data
• In-situ Ground-Based and Airborne Formaldehyde Measurements in the Houston Area During TexAQS-II
• Inflation of Sierra Negra Volcano Since the 2005 Eruption
• Integrating Kalman Filter Inverse Modeling and Direct Sensitivities to Evaluate NOx Emission Inventory Biases Based on Satellite-Derived NO2 columns
• Measurements of Extensive Aerosol Optical Properties During TexAQS II: Implications for PM Compliance and Planning
• NOAA's Approach to Community Building and Governance for Data Integration and Standards Within IOOS
• Observations of Halogens at Summit, Greenland
• Photochemical and meteorological conditions during the 2006 TexAQS II Radical and Aerosol Measurement Project (TRAMP)
• Polluted Marine Boundary Layer Measurement of Nitryl Chloride; a Product of Nightime NOx and Aerosol Chemistry
• Progress toward the development and application of ensemble-based short-term hydrologic forecasts.
• Radar Observations of Snowpack Changes from the Second Cold Land Processes Experiment
• Reach-scale Patterns in Riverine Productivity and Diversity: Role of Tributary Junctions
• Real-time Tsunami Warning Operations at the NOAA West Coast/Alaska Tsunami Warning Center
• Recent improvements in earthquake and tsunami monitoring in the Caribbean
• Relationship of photosynthesis to atmospheric carbonyl sulfide for the North American growing season
• Results from the GRACE Prime Mission: Monitoring Water Comparison of GRACE Monthly Estimates with Surface Gravity Variations at North American Sites
• SOA Formation by Chemical Processes in Cloud Droplets
• Sea Level Station Metadata for Tsunami Detection, Warning and Research
• Seasonal and Interannual Variability of the Red Sea
• Severe storms and blow-down disturbances in the Amazon forest
• Significant eruption source parameter(s) for operational volcanic ash cloud transport and dispersion models for Spurr, 1992, eruptions
• Sustaining the Bering Ecosystem: A Social Science Research Plan
• The Atmospheric Science and Climate Literacy Framework: An Opportunity to Build Community-Wide Consensus
• The CORS network and improved understanding of the motion of stable North America
• The Catalog of Event Data of the Operational Deep-ocean Assessment and Reporting of Tsunamis (DART) Stations at the National Data Buoy Center
• The GODAE High Resolution SST Project: Standards Based Interoperability in Action
• The New Generation GEOSAT Follow-On Precise Orbit Ephemeris Using ITRF2005 and Other Improvements
• The Third Generation of the Interactive Multisensor Snow and Ice Mapping System (IMS V3)
• The West Coast/Alaska Tsunami Warning Center Forecast Model Project and Associated Sea Level Data Analysis Tools
• The relative importance of headwater streams, tributary junctions, and floodplains to salmonid productivity and diversity
• Traceability in Ocean Color: the MOBY Example
• Tracking the Record Sea Ice Minimum in the Arctic Using National Ice Center Charts
• Using NASA and Earth Science Products to Improve EPA Non-point Source Water Quality Modeling for the Chesapeake Bay
• Validating ICESat Freeboard Estimates of Arctic Sea Ice With Airborne Topographic Mapper (ATM) Observations
• A Successful Experiment in Collaboration: U.S. Science Agencies Forge Major Joint IPY Outreach Efforts
• Acoustic monitoring of sea ice and ice sheet off Antarctic Peninsula
• By Air and Land: Estimating Post-Fire Debris-Flow Susceptibility through High-Resolution Radar Reflectivity and Tipping-Bucket Gage Rainfall
• Circulation and Volume Balance in the Bering Sea: Analysis of the Inverse Solution
• Closing the Global Sea Level Rise Budget with GRACE, Argo, and Altimetry Observations
• Creating a climate literate society: A review of efforts to ensure climate literate citizens
• Data Integration in Support of a Real-Time Biosurveillance Network
• Data Interoperability and Standards Within A Large International Remote Sensing Project
• Defining Reference Conditions for Assessing Biophysical Status of Rivers
• Defining biophysical reference conditions for dynamics river systems: an Alaskan example
• Detection and Tracking of Volcanic Ash and SO2 and its Impact to Aviation
• ERDDAP - An Easier Way for Diverse Clients to Access Scientific Data From Diverse Sources
• Earlybird seismic processing system recent upgrades
• Earth Science and Climate Data Records at the National Oceanographic Data Center
• Ensemble Analysis of Variational Assimilation of Hydrologic and Hydrometeorological Data into Distributed Hydrologic Model
• Ensemble Data Assimilation for Channel Flow Routing to Improve Operational Hydrologic Forecasting
• Evidence for Changing Flood Risk in New England Since the Late 20th Century
• Experimental Hydrologic Ensemble Forecast System for Collaborative R&D and Research-to-Operations Transition in NWS
• Extensible Database Designs for Marine Observations
• Extratropical Cyclones With Hurricane Force Winds
• From Many to Many More: Instant Interoperability Through the Integrated Ocean Observing System Data Assembly Center
• GIS Approaches for Channel Typing in the Columbia River Basin: Carrying Fine Resolution Data to a Large Geographic Extent
• Global Marine Gravity and Bathymetry at 1-Minute Resolution
• Greenland Summit HOx/Halogen Experiment; 2007 and 2008
• Hudson Submarine Canyon Head Offshore New York and New Jersey: a Dynamic Interface II
• Hurricane Data Assimilation Using Space and Time Mesoscale Analysis System
• Hydroacoustic Detection of Recent Seafloor Volcanic Activity in the Southern Indian Ocean
• Hydroacoustic monitoring of seafloor earthquake and cryogenic sounds in the Bransfield Strait, Antarctica
• ICESat Laser Altimetry over the Arctic Ocean: Recent Sea Ice Results
• Intergrating Data From NASA Missions Into NOAAs Pacific Region Intergrated Climatology Information Products (PRICIP)
• Interoperable Data Access Services for NOAA IOOS
• Land Surface Emissivity Comparisons for IASI Window Channels in the NCEP Global Data Assimilation System
• MJO-Related Variability over the Indian Ocean: Ocean Responses and AGCM/AOGCM Simulation Fidelity
• Methodology and Evaluation of Melt Factor Parameterization for Distributed SNOW- 17
• Moving Toward Climate Data Integration: The Observing System Monitoring Center
• NASA-IGLO Albedo Experiment
• NOAA Operational Tsunameter Support for Research
• NOAA Surveys; Stabalizing Economy and Ecology on The U.S. Coast
• NOAA's Approach to Integration of its Environmental Data Management Services
• NOAA's GEO-IDE Initiative - Enhancing the Discoverability, Accessibility, and Usability of Environmental Information
• New Global Bathymetry and Topography Model Grids
• Overview of the development and evaluation of the NCEP global dust modeling system
• Post-Processing Hydrologic Ensemble Forecasts to fix Bias and Spread Problems
• Predicting Natural Channel Typology for River Restoration in the Columbia River Basin
• Preliminary Analysis of Changes in the Lower Souhegan River, New Hampshire due to Removal of Merrimack Village Dam
• Recent Mapping and Sampling on Chukchi Borderland and the Alpha/Mendeleev Ridge Complex
• Recent US Activities Toward Development of a Global Tropospheric 3D Wind Profiling System
• Research Priorities for Operational Hydrologic Forecasting: NWS Strategic Plan and Recent Accomplishments
• Reviving the Goddard Satellite-based Surface Turbulent Fluxes (GSSTF) Dataset
• Satellite Altimetric Mappings of Arctic Sea Surface Topography: An Evaluation
• Science Base and Tools for Evaluating Stream Restoration Project Proposals.
• Scientific Foundations for Ensemble Precipitation Forecasts for Hydrologic Application in the U.S. National Weather Service
• Secondary Organic Aerosol Production from Cloud Processing of Glycolaldehyde
• Short-term Ensemble Streamflow Forecasting - A Hydrologic Model Output Statistics (HMOS) Approach
• Spatial Precipitation Frequency of an Extreme Event: the July 2006 Mesoscale Convective Complexes and Debris Flows in Southeastern Arizona
• Sustaining Arctic Observing Networks: An International Initiative to Develop a Legacy to the International Polar Year (IPY)
• Taming Typhon: Advancing Climate Literacy by Coordinating Federal Earth System Science Education Investments Through the U.S. Climate Change Science Program
• The Atmospheric Science Literacy Framework
• The CORS Network Products and Services
• The Citizens And Remote Sensing Observational Network (CARSON) Guide: Merging NASA Remote-Sensing Data with Local Environmental Awareness
• The Diurnal Cycle in the NOAA/ESRL Barrow CO2 Data 1973-2007: A Long Term Record of Ecosystem Change
• The Paleoecology of Eocene Nannoplankton and Global Oceanographic Variability During the Early-Middle Eocene
• The Role of Initial Conditions and Forcing Uncertainties in Seasonal Hydrologic Forecasting
• The impacts of AO and ENSO on the Great Lakes ice cover
• Tsunami Warning Services for the U.S. and Canadian Atlantic Coasts
• USGG08 - A new gravimetric geoid for the US
• Verification of National Weather Service Hydrologic Forecasts for the Upper Mississippi River Basin for 2006-2008
• A GPS Real Time Earthquake and Tsunami (GREAT) Alert System (Invited)
• A Methodology for Tsunami Wave Propagation Forecast in Real Time
• A National Road Map to a Climate Literate Society: Advancing Climate Literacy by Coordinating Federal Climate Change Educational Programs (Invited)
• A new approach to UNESCO-IOC Post-Tsunami Field Surveys
• A regional-scale modeling study of Ozone transport from oceanic background to northern Sacramento Valley during ARCTAS/California period
• ANDRILL Education and Public Outreach: A Legacy of the IPY
• Aerosol Retrievals from a Geostationary Platform
• An assessment of the NGS’ contribution to the reprocessed IGS products
• An unusual case of one sine wave dominating the westward propagation of altimetric sea level over an extended period and area
• Anthropogenic Impacts on the Evolution of Estuarine Fringe-marsh Shorelines: Implications of Coastal Setting on Marsh Sustainability
• Assessing Timing Errors in Hydrologic Predictions Using the Cross Wavelet Transform Technique
• Assessing customer satisfaction for improving NOAA's climate products and services
• Assessment of the orbits from the 1st IGS reprocessing campaign (Invited)
• Bringing Terra Science to the People: 10 years of education and public outreach
• CHPS - an NWS development to enter the interoperability era
• Characterizing the morphological complexity of North American beaver (Castor canadensis) habitats using ground-based LiDAR
• Climate variability and the collapse of a Chinook salmon stock (Invited)
• CoReH2O - A Satellite Mission Dedicated to the Monitoring of Snow and Ice Properties
• Collaborating with beaver: An affordable, process-based approach to stream restoration
• Comparisons of in situ observations of bulk near-surface meteorological variables, turbulent and radiative fluxes, and cloud properties with operational NWP models in the VOCALS region
• Discovery of Marine Datasets and Geospatial Metadata Visualization
• Distributed temperature sensing (DTS) as an ecological assessment tool in stream environments
• Distribution and Characteristics of the 2009 Samoa Earthquake Tsunami Deposit on Tutuila Island, American Samoa
• Diurnal variability of aerosols seen from emission inventory, model simulation, and ground-based observations
• Enabling data access and interoperability at the EOS Land Processes Distributed Active Archive Center
• Evaporative partitioning in a unified land model
• Experimental climate information services in support of risk management
• Field survey of the 2009 tsunami in American Samoa
• Global Seasonal Forecasting of Thermal Stress Conducive to Mass Coral Bleaching Events
• Gulf of Mexico Gas Hydrate Joint Industry Project Leg II: Results from the Alaminos Canyon 21 Site
• High-resolution Numerical Simulations of the North American Monsoon Core Region using WRF-ARW
• Hudson Canyon Offshore New York and New Jersey: Active Circular Depressions, Fans, Ravines, Methane Discharge and Water Masses
• Hydrologic ensemble forecasting in the National Weather Service: Status, plans and challenges
• Hydrologic modeling across climates, and space scales
• Impact of spatio-temporal scale of adjustment on variational assimilation of hydrologic and hydrometeorological data in operational distributed hydrologic models
• Improvement of Cold Season Land Precipitation Retrievals Through The Use Of WRF Simulations and High Frequency Microwave Radiative Transfer Model
• Improvements in NOAA's Operational Tsunameter Network since December 2004
• Improving Flash Flood Prediction in Multiple Environments
• Investigating the Water Vapor Component of the Greenhouse Effect from the Atmospheric InfraRed Sounder (AIRS)
• Is sea level rise larger near the coast?
• Linking Student Achievement and Teacher Science Content Knowledge about Climate Change: Ensuring the Nations 3 Million Teachers Understand the Science through an Electronic Professional Development System
• Linking regional initiatives to improve predictions of drought impacts on living marine resources in the U.S. Southeast: Apalachicola Bay oyster fishery as a potential test case
• Maritime Aerosol Network as a component of AERONET - a satellite validation tool over the oceans
• Measuring Plume Meander in the Nighttime Stable Boundary Layer with Lidar
• Modeling Landslide-Generated Tsunami Wave Generation and Evolution Over the Continental Shelf
• Modeling of Runoff Formation Processes at Basins Of Different Scales Using Small Experimental Watershed Data: the Kolyma Basin as an Example
• Modification of the NWS Distributed Modeling Structure to Account for Subsurface Grid Water Exchange
• Multi-scale geomorphic and climatic controls on riparian vegetation patterns in the Columbia River basin, USA
• NOAA Climate Users Engagement Using Training Activities
• NPOESS Preparatory Project Validation Program for the Ozone Mapping and Profiler Suite
• New smoke predictions for Alaska in NOAA’s National Air Quality Forecast Capability
• OH Column Abundance Apparent Response to Solar Cycle 23
• Observing Natural Hazards: Tsunami, Hurricane, and El Niño Observations from the NDBC Ocean Observing System of Systems
• OceanNOMADS: A New Distribution Node for Operational Ocean Model Output
• On the Kernel Modification of Alaska Geoid Computation
• Overview of the NASA Langley Chemistry and Physics of the Atmospheric Boundary Layer Experiment (CAPABLE)
• Physiography of eastern Mendocino Ridge, NE Pacific
• Precise orbit determination for GEOSAT and GEOSAT Follow-On in the GRACE era
• Predicting historic riparian vegetation in the Columbia River basin
• Preliminary Results from a Mercury Dry Deposition Measurement Methods Intercomparison
• Preliminary investigation of the effects of eruption source parameters on volcanic ash transport and dispersion modeling using HYSPLIT
• Preparations for the 2nd IGS Reprocessing Campaign
• REGIONAL COORDINATION OF NOAA/NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CLIMATE SERVICES IN THE WEST (Invited)
• Reconnaissance Survey of the 29 September 2009 Tsunami on Tutuila Island, American Samoa
• Reducing uncertainties in model initial conditions via variational assimilation of hydrologic and hydrometeorological data into distributed hydrologic models
• Regional and Nearshore Bathymetry of American Samoa: Implications for Tsunami Run-Up and Public Awareness
• Relationships between Moisture Surges and Mesoscale- to Large-Scale Convection from Multi-year Satellite Imagery and North American Regional Reanalysis Data
• River response to dam removal: the Souhegan River and the Merrimack Village Dam, Merrimack, New Hampshire
• Role of State Tsunami Geoscientists during Emergency Response Activities: Example from the State of California (USA) during September 29, 2009, Samoa Tsunami Event
• Scales of Variability Determined from Numerical Models and Airborne Measurements: Application to the Design of Atmospheric Chemistry Measurements from a Geostationary Platform
• Seafloor Character and Processes in the Vicinity of Woods Hole, Massachusetts
• Seasonality of temperature trends in the tropical lower stratosphere and upper troposphere
• Spatial and Temporal Sampling Strategies Using High-Resolution Atmospheric Chemistry Model Data: Application for a Time-Resolved Tropospheric Chemistry Mission Study
• Streamflow Response to Climate in the Klamath Basin Region
• Surface ocean production and emission of biogenic DMS and dissolved organic material in high arctic and sub-tropical regions (Invited)
• The Applicability of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Remote Sensing in Identifying Polybrominated Diphenyl Ethers (PBDEs) sources using NOAA National Status & Trends Mussel Watch Program Data (Invited)
• The Global Dust Modeling System of the NOAA/NWS National Centers for Environmental Protection
• The NOAA Archives of the 21st Century
• The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center response to the Mw8.1 Samoan earthquake of September 29, 2009
• The Relationship of Transient Upper-Level Troughs to Variability of the North American Monsoon System
• The Role of Local to Large Scale Meteorological Processes in the Development of Pollution Events in East Texas: Implications for a Geostationary Chemistry Mission
• The status of the observational sea level rise budget
• Trace Metal Record of a 200-Year-Old Deep-Sea Bamboo Coral (Isidella sp.)
• Trends in Oceanic Evaporation retrieved from the Goddard Satellite-based Surface Turbulent Fluxes based on SSM/I v6 (GSSTF2b) Dataset
• Tsunami Forecast Progress Five Years After Indonesian Disaster
• U.S. Tsunami Warning System: Advancements since the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami (Invited)
• Use of NWSChat (Instant Messaging program) as a coordination tool during the 2009 Redoubt Eruptions
• Using natural salmon colonization as a guide to identify functional links between physical and biological processes (Invited)
• Validation and inter-comparison of GRAV-D airborne gravity anomalies at three flight altitudes over the coast of Western Florida and Alabama
• Water, Weather and Climate in Our Future: What Can We Know? (Invited)
• A 30 year High -Spatial Resolution Cloud Climatology from NOAA's PATMOS-x Project
• A High-Resolution SST Climatology Set for Next Generation NOAA Coral Reef Watch Decision Support System
• A New Tool for Assessing Salmon Spawning Substrates in Coarse-Bedded Rivers
• A Real-time Operational Global Ocean Forecast System
• A Statistical Model of the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill (Invited)
• A collaborative report on the synthesis of subsurface data from the Deepwater Horizon response effort
• A new look at Northwind Ridge: implications for the history of the Canada Basin
• A proposal to use geoid slope validation lines to validate models of geoid change
• Air-surface exchange of ammonia at an agricultural site in the northern San Joaquin Valley during CalNex
• An Experimental Gravity Model in Spherical Harmonics to Degree and Order 2700
• An Initial Inquiry into Meteorological Data Assimilation and Numerical Modeling Skills Within the Federal Government
• An integrated uncertainty analysis and data assimilation approach for improved streamflow predictions
• Assessing Extremes Climatology Using NWS Local Climate Analysis Tool
• Bias correction of satellite rainfall estimation using a gauge-adjusted radar product
• Bring Hidden Hazards to the Publics Attention, Understanding, and Informed Decision by Coordinating Federal Education Initiatives
• Building a Community Framework for Adaptation to Sea Level Rise and Inundation
• CNRFC Experiences with Short-term Hydrologic Ensemble Streamflow Predicition (Invited)
• Can we detect climate trends in tropical cold-point tropopause temperatures?
• Changes in the moistening properties of convection associated with variations in the ENSO and IOD from 2005 and 2006
• Characterizing impact of local sea level rise through changes in extreme storm surges along the US coasts. (Invited)
• Chesapeake Bay Forecast System: Oxygen Prediction for the Sustainable Ecosystem Management
• Climate Projections: From Useful to Usability
• Cloud Impacts on Photolysis and Ozone Production Rates in Urban Southeast Texas
• Collaborative processes, research, and applications to improve drought-sensitive decision making in the Upper Colorado River Basin
• Comparison of vertical wind shear impacts on hurricane structure deduced from a high-resolution numerical model and airborne Doppler radar
• Coral Reef Remote Sensing: Helping Managers Protect Reefs in a Changing Climate
• Coral growth with thermal stress and ocean acidification: lessons from the eastern tropical Pacific (Invited)
• Current Accuracy of Terrestrial Positions from Space Geodesy (Invited)
• Cyberlearning for Climate Literacy: Challenges and Opportunities
• DWH MC 252: Subsurface Oil Transport
• Delivering Climate Projections at Regional Scales to Support Decisionmakers: a new NOAA effort
• Developing the capability to monitor and predict California coastal upwelling using an ocean circulation model
• Devils Lake Climate, Weather, and Water Decision Support System
• Diagnosis of inconsistencies in multi-year gridded precipitation data over mountainous areas and related impacts on hydrologic simulations
• Distributed Model Intercomparison Project Phase 2: Results of the Western Basin Experiments
• Diurnal cycle of greenhouse gases and biogenic hydrocarbons during summer near Cool, CA
• ESA's Cold Regions Hydrology High-resolution Observatory (CoReH2O): Overview and Progress (Invited)
• Ensemble-based snow data assimilation for an operational snow model
• Ensemble-based streamflow data assimilation for an operational distributed hydrologic model
• Environmental literacy framework with a focus on climate change (ELF): a framework and resources for teaching climate change
• Estimating ammonia volatilization and deposition from fertilized vegetation
• Evaluating Climate Models with CLARREO (Invited)
• Evaluating the Impact of Enhanced Data for Assimilation on Short-term Forecasting for Wind Power: Overview of a Planned DOE/NOAA/Private-industry Study
• Exploring terrestrial and atmospheric constraints in land surface model validation
• Fates, Budgets, and Health Implications of Macondo Spill Volatile Hydrocarbons in the Ocean and Atmosphere of the Gulf of Mexico
• Felsic Magmatism in Intra-Oceanic Arcs: The Diamante Cross-chain in the Southern Mariana Arc
• First multi-site assessment of tropospheric baseline ozone along the U.S. west coast
• Forecasting Winter Storms in the Sierra: A Social Science Perspective in Keeping the Public Safe without Negatively Impacting the Local Tourism Industry
• Generation of medium-range precipitation ensemble forecasts from the GFS ensemble mean at the basin scale
• Geographic Variation in Tsunami Warning Center Response Time: Identifying Areas of Greatest Concern
• Geomorphic response of the Souhegan River to the removal of the Merrimack Village Dam (Invited)
• Global characteristics between lightning activity and frozen hydrometeor from WWLLN and AMSU-B/MHS
• Guiding the Search for Surface Rupture and Paleoseismic Sites using Low-Level Aerial Surveys, Geodetic Imaging, Remote Sensing and Field Mapping (Invited)
• High Resolution Terrain Contributions to Geoid modeling Over Alaska
• High-Latitude Inversion Layers from GPS Radio Occultation Observations
• Hydrologic Forecasting in Mountainous Terrain (Invited)
• INDEX - A New United States and Republic of Indonesia Partnership For Exploration of Indonesia's Seas: 2010 Initial Results Overview
• INDEX SATAL Expedition 2010, a discovery of deep sea potentials
• Impacts of long-range transport and local emissions on California near-surface ozone and sulfur oxides during the ARCTAS period--A multi-scale modeling study
• Improved Characterization and Monitoring of Moisture Associated With Atmospheric Rivers
• Improving Climate Literacy of NOAA Staff and Users
• Improving the Prediction of Hub Heights Winds Using Gradient Flux Techniques
• Improving tsunami warning with a rapid linear model
• Incorporating weather and climate predictions from NCEP GFS and CFS into operational water supply forecasts for the Western U.S
• Increasing intensity of El Niño in the central equatorial Pacific
• Integrating climate data management and access with the Unified Access Framework, a GEO-IDE project
• Interagency Operating Plan for Pacific Northwest Volcanic Ash Events
• Key Features of the Deployed NPP/NPOESS Ground System
• Klamath Reservoir Sediment Characterization and Drawdown Impacts for the Dam Removal Investigation
• Large-scale climate controls of Interior Alaska river ice breakup
• Lessons learned from a rigorous peer-review process for building the Climate Literacy and Energy Awareness (CLEAN) collection of high-quality digital teaching materials
• Long-term changes in Arctic surface-based inverions
• Mapping Inundation Uncertainty with a Standard Score (Z-Score) Technique
• Marine Boundary Layer Aerosol Profiling with a Camera Lidar
• Measurements of Reactive Nitrogen Compounds (NO, NOX, NOY) During the Study of Houston Atmospheric Radicals Program (SHARP)
• Microwave Radar Retrieval of Snow Water Equivalent
• Modeling influence of tide stages on forecasts of the 2010 Chilean tsunami
• Modeling the effects of climate change and acidification on global coral reefs
• Monitoring Of Volcanic Processes Through Analysis Of Hydroacoustic Signals Originating From Monowai Seamount
• NOAA Coral Reef Watch: Decision Support Tools for Coral Reef Managers
• NOAA Office of Ocean Exploration: EM302 Multibeam Survey of the Sangihe-Talaud Region, North Sulawesi, Indonesia
• NOAA Response to the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill - Protecting Oceans, Coasts and Fisheries (Invited)
• NOAA and the NRC America's Climate Choices Study
• NOAA's Honua: Visualizations of Complex Environmental Information in Formal and Informal Education
• NOAA/National Weather Service Support in Response to the Threat of Debris Flows from the 2009 Station Fire in Los Angeles County: Lessons Learned in Hazard Communications and Public Response
• NWS-CHPS, the Community Hydrologic Prediction System is operational (Invited)
• Noaa's Role in the Monitoring and Prediction of Sea-Level Rise: Historical Datasets and Scientific Gaps
• Ocean mass transport estimates from GRACE, altimetry, and Argo
• Overview and Major Findings of the Study of Houston Atmospheric Radical Precursors (SHARP) Campaign
• Plume indications from hydrothermal activity on Kawio Barat Submarine Volcano, Sangihe Talaud Sea, North Sulawesi, Indonesia
• Potential-field inversion from uneven tracks with application to the Brothers volcano AUV magnetic data (Kermadec Arc, New Zealand)
• Probabilistic Forecast of North American Decadal Climate for 2011-2020
• Process-based principles for restoring river ecosystems
• Rapid Response to the Howard Hanson Dam Crisis
• Reanalysis of CORS and Global GPS Data at the National Geodetic Survey
• Recent widening of the tropical belt: Overview of observational evidence and model simulations (Invited)
• Science Partnerships for a Sustainable Arctic: the Marine Mammal Nexus (Invited)
• Sedimentation in Canada Basin, Western Arctic
• Ship-based GPS sensing of the 27 Feb 2010 tsunami in the open ocean
• Snow and sea ice thickness measurements from Operation IceBridge: bridging the past, present, and future
• Space-borne Observation of CH4 using IASI and AIRS at NOAA
• Statistical Model for Converting Precipitation to Rainfall Frequency Estimates
• Stratospheric temperature trends: History of our evolving understanding
• Streamflow assimilation into operational hydrologic models via the Maximum Likelihood Ensemble Filter (MLEF) approach
• Tactical modeling of oil transport and fate in support of the Deepwater Horizon Spill Response
• Temperature and velocity structure functions in the upper troposhere and lower stratosphere from aircraft measurements (Invited)
• The Climate Literacy and Energy Awareness Network (clean) Pathway: Integrating Science and Solutions
• The Cool Hand Luke Effect: Failure to Communicate Effectively (Invited)
• The General Situation of Sounding Data Drift Error in China
• The Group for High Resolution SST: Perspectives from Users and Producers on a Globally-Distributed Near-Real Time Data Production and Distribution System (Invited)
• The Influence of Land - Ocean Exchange on the Carbonate Mineral Saturation State Over the Continental Shelves (Invited)
• The Investigation of Downward Continuation Methods: A Case Study in Taiwan
• The May 2010 submarine eruption from South Sarigan seamount, Northern Mariana Islands
• The NPOESS to JPSS Transition and the NPOESS Preparatory Project
• The influence of population dynamics and environmental conditions on salmon re-colonization after large-scale distrubance
• Thresholds for Coral Bleaching: Are Synergistic Factors and Shifting Thresholds Changing the Landscape for Management? (Invited)
• Total lightning flash characteristics observed from TRMM Lightning Imaging Sensor (LIS) and their relationship with regional convection and precipitation type
• Traditional Knowledge Strengthens NOAA's Environmental Education
• Tropospheric Ozone During IONS 2010/CalNex from Ozonesonde Observations: Stratospheric Influence and Long Range Transport
• Tsunami Warning Procedure Based on Pre-computed Tsunami Forecast Models
• Tsunami deposits at MIS Stages 5e and 9 on Oahu, Hawaii: implications for sea level at interglacial stages
• Tsunami focusing
• Two Long-Term, Daily Datasets of Evaporative Demand for the Conterminous US
• U11: Socio Economic Impacts of Sea Level Change: What Does Society Need from Science (Invited)
• Uncertainties in Picking Climate Projections for Water Resources Impact Studies
• Urban Energy Balance Measurements During CalNex 2010
• Use of SAR Data, Optimal Images, and Topography Data for Coastal Flood Mapping in the Northern Gulf of Mexico
• Utilization of satellite-derived canopy heights in dry deposition computations to improve surface O3 simulations
• Utilizing Ecosystem Information to Improve Decision Support Systems for Marine Fisheries (Invited)
• Verification of Experimental Short-Term Streamflow Ensemble Forecasts Produced by the U.S. National Weather Service
• Vesiculation of Pyroclasts in High-Fountaining Hawaiian Eruptions: Kilauea Iki 1959
• Video Observations by Telepresence Reveal Two Types of Hydrothermal Venting on Kawio Barat Seamount
• Visualization at NOAA: Serving multiple audiences; Forming multiple partnerships; Developing scientific awareness
• WRF-Chem simulated wildfire transport and impacts
• What have we restored, and by what ecohydrological processes? NOAA's program to improve implementation and effectiveness monitoring at dam removal sites (Invited)
• Winter Sea Level and Storm Surge Anomalies: U.S. East Coast and the 2009/2010 El Niño
• A Comparison of Off-Level Correction Techniques for Airborne Gravity using GRAV-D Re-Flights
• A Copula Based Approach for Estimation of Areal Reduction Factors
• A Cross-spectral Analysis of the Recent Sea Level Budget
• A Geophysical Investigation of the Offshore Portion of the Northern Segment of the San Andreas Fault on a "green research vessel"
• A Web-Based Validation Tool for GEWEX
• A comparison of ammonia deposition rates over agricultural fields in California and North Carolina
• A new statistical tool for NOAA local climate studies
• AASC Recommendations for the Education of an Applied Climatologist
• Addressing climate and energy misconceptions - teaching tools offered by the Climate Literacy and Energy Awareness Network (CLEAN)
• Airborne High Spectral Resolution Lidar Aerosol Measurements During the First DISCOVER-AQ Field Mission
• An evaluation of the combined benefits of post-processing forcing and flow ensembles when conducting ensemble streamflow prediction, with application to the River Rhine
• Applicability of Mwp for broadband seismographs located close to the epicenter for Mar 11, 2011 Tohoku earthquake
• Assessment of snow prediction from the land surface modeling using NAM and GDAS data products over Alaska region
• Automatic Assessment of Uncertainty in Rain Gauge Measurements
• Autonomous Dissolved Inorganic Carbon Measurements on a Moored Buoy
• CEOS WGISS Integrated Catalog, A Catalog for Earth Observation Satellite Data
• CWRF Downscaling to Improve U.S. Intraseasonal-Interannual Climate Prediction
• Calibration of the Cryosat-2 Interferometer and Measurement of Across-Track Ocean Slope
• Climate Literacy and Energy Awareness Network (CLEAN) - Supporting the Scientists and Citizens of Tomorrow
• Comparison of land surface temperature measurements at NOAA CRN sites with airborne and satellite observations
• Comparison of the MASIE with Other Sea Ice Extent Products
• Consistency of Crustal Loading Signals Derived from Models and GPS: Inferences for GPS Positioning Errors
• Coordinating Post-Tsunami Field Surveys in the us
• Coral Calcification Across a Natural Gradient in Ocean Acidification
• Coupling Between Doppler Radar Signatures and Tornado Damage Tracks
• Data and Modeling Needs for Offshore Wind Energy
• Deepwater Horizon - Estimating surface oil volume distribution in real time
• Demonstration of a novel cavity ring down spectrometer for NO2 measurement during Discover AQ (July, 2011) where column profiles in the troposphere were collected over the mid Atlantic region of the United States
• Desert dust in rural western US; the influence of dust storms, large particles, and land-use change on aerosol loads
• Development of an automated system for the monitoring of river ice in the Northeast using satellite data
• Diagnosing Ocean Stirring: Comparison of Relative Dispersion and Finite-Time Lyapunov Exponents
• Diurnal Variation of Co-located Surface PM Concentration and Column AOD
• Early Results from the Soil Moisture Active Passive-Marena Oklahoma In Situ Sensor Testbed (SMAP-MOISST)
• Evaluation of SCaMPR Satellite QPEs for Operational Hydrologic Prediction
• Evolution of wavelength-dependent mass absorption cross sections of carbonaceous aerosols during the 2010 DOE CARES campaign
• Fast Simulation of Tsunamis in Real Time
• Federal Cooperation toward a Nationwide Network of Weather and Climate Observing Networks
• Forecasting Length of Time before Tsunami Warning or Advisory Cancellation
• Forest Canopy Temperature: a comparison between an isotopic measurement approach and photosynthesis-weighted air temperature
• Fractional Ice mapping and monitoring for the future GOES-R Advanced Baseline Imager (ABI)
• GALREX 2011: Extensive hydrothermal venting discovered along the eastern Galápagos Rift
• Gauging the Reproductive Potential of Salmon Spawning Substrates
• Geo-targeted Weather Alerts Coming to Millions of Mobile Devices
• Geolocation and Scan Asymmetry Correction for NOAA POES Passive Microwave Instruments
• Geology and Petrology of the Southeast Mariana Forearc Rift
• Global Hawk Dropsonde Observations of the Arctic Atmosphere from March 9-10, 2011
• Gravimetric Geoid model Determination for Alaska
• Horizontal and vertical distribution of air pollution over Maryland and the Chesapeake Bay
• How well can we measure the vertical component of the wind speed: Implications for the fluxes of energy and mass
• Hydro-climatology of a discontinuous permafrost watershed in Interior Alaska
• Impacts of extra-regional pollutants on summertime California ozone levels and the implications on the secondary ozone standard design values
• Improvement in Global Marine Gravity from CryoSat
• Improvement of OMI ozone profile retrievals in the troposphere and lower stratosphere by use of a tropopause-based ozone profile climatology
• Improvement of high floods predictability in the Red River of the North basin using combined remote-sensed, gauge-based and assimilated precipitation data
• Improving NWS wind forecasts across high mountain ridges
• Increased winds in California's Channel Islands; Evaluation of trends in reanalysis model back-casts over the last half century with implications for human impacts
• Initial Comparisons of In-Situ, Model, and Remotely-Sensed NO2 Observations During DISCOVER-AQ
• Inner Domain Thermodynamic Profiling during MC3E
• Integrating Climate and Ecosystems Science to Inform Marine Ecosystem Management
• Interagency Collaboration in Support of Climate Change Education
• Interannual variability in energy exchange and evapotranspiration over two semi-arid grasslands in Arizona
• Iridium Short Burst Data: Two-Way, Robust, Reliable, Low Power Communications for Oceanographic Data Transmission Applications
• Issuance of Volcanic Ash Advisories: Washington VAAC Perspective
• Land Surface Temperature product validation using NOAA's surface climate observation networks - Scaling methodology for the Visible Infrared Imager Radiometer Suite (VIIRS)
• Measurement of Atmospheric Particulates with a Polar Nephelometer
• Modeling the impact of watershed management policies on marine ecosystem services with application to Hood Canal, WA, USA
• Monitoring Users' Satisfactions of the NOAA NWS Climate Products and Services
• NOAA Atlas 14: Updated Precipitation Frequency Estimates for the United States
• NOAA Regional Climate Services: Southern Region Opportunities, Challenges, and First Steps
• NOx Emissions and Lifetimes: Using DISCOVER-AQ to Evaluate CMAQ NO2 Through Use of Field Observations and Satellite Retrievals
• National Climate Predictions and Projections (NCPP)
• New Edition of the UNESCO-IOC International Tsunami Survey Team (ITST) Post-Tsunami Survey Field Guide
• New Perspectives on Intermountain Cyclones and Cold Fronts
• New Techniques for Real-Time Stage Forecasting for Tributaries in the Nashville Area
• OceanNOMADS: Real-time and retrospective access to operational U.S. ocean prediction products
• Off-axis exploration of the Mid Cayman Rise - the view from the beach and from the RV Okeanos Explorer
• Physical, Ecological, and Societal Indicators for the National Climate Assessment
• Pit Gauges to Satellites: Precipitation Retrievals over the USDA-ARS Walnut Gulch Experimental Watershed, Arizona
• Post-glacial Evolution and Human Alteration of Two Contrasting Riverine Landscapes
• Preliminary Fluid Drag Calculations for Expendable Bathythermograph Devices
• Propagation of satellite rainfall uncertainty in runoff prediction
• Prospects for Dynamical Prediction of Meteorological Drought
• Quantifying the impact of model biases in convective transport on inferred CO source estimates using multi-spectral CO retrievals from MOPITT
• Quantifying the tsunami-warning capability of a global sea-level network based on past, present, and possible future sensor distributions
• Rapid Estimates of Depth Distribution of Earthquake Rupture Using T-Phases: The March 11, 2011 Tohoku-Oki earthquake
• Real-time data transmission, processing, and dissemination of GPS dropwindsonde data from the NASA Global Hawk unmanned aircraft
• Requirements to Sustain Global Ocean Color Observations
• Response of glacier melt and discharge to future climate change, Juneau Icefield, Alaska
• Retracking CryoSat waveforms for near-real-time ocean forecast products, platform attitude, and other applications
• Role and Influence of Cross Section Geometry in the Hydrologic Response through Coupled Frameworks
• Sea Surface Height Variability in the eastern South Atlantic from Satellite and in situ Measurements
• Severe Thunderstorms and Climate Change
• Snapshot of Atmospheric Trace Gases "Pole to Pole" - Highlights from the HIPPO Whole Air Sampler
• Stakeholder Application of NOAA/NWS River Forecasts: Oil and Water?
• Subdaily alias and draconitic errors in the IGS orbits
• The BRomine, Ozone, and Mercury EXperiment (BROMEX)
• The CHUVA Lightning Mapping Campaign
• The Day-1 GPM Combined Precipitation Algorithm: IMERG
• The Distributed Biological Observatory (DBO)-A Change Detection Array in the Pacific Arctic Sector
• The Matrix: Facilitating collaboration, sharing effective practice, and assessing the portfolio diversity across 120 federally funded climate change education projects
• The North American Land Data Assimilation System: Application to Drought over CONUS
• The Observing System Monitoring Center: an Emerging Source for Integrated In-Situ Ocean Data
• The Woods Hole Partnership Education Program: Increasing Diversity in the Ocean and Environmental Sciences in One Influential Science Community
• The Worldviews Network: Innovative Strategies for Increasing Climate and Ecological Literacy in Your Community
• Tohoku, Japan Tsunami Sets us West Coast Into Ringing
• Towards Understanding the Storm Track Response to Anthropogenic Forcing
• Training NOAA Staff on Effective Communication Methods with Local Climate Users
• Transitioning a Chesapeake Bay Ecological Prediction System to Operations
• Trends in Flood Discharge and Peaks over Threshold per Water Year on Climate-sensitive Rivers in the Northeastern United States
• U.S. Interagency Response Plans for Volcanic Ash and Other Volcanic Hazards
• US Integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS°): Delivering Benefits to Science and Society
• US Integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS°): Delivering Benefits to Science and Society
• Union Agency Lecture: Predicting and Managing Extreme Events
• Upstream Satellite-Derived Flow Signals for River Discharge Prediction
• Use of a satellite-based indicator of ozone production sensitivities to diagnose model bias
• Using Interdisciplinary research to enrich teachers and classrooms
• Using Predictions from Bedrock Lithology to Improve Geochemical Reconstruction of Migratory Movements in Salmon
• Variability in a Multi-Decadal Record of Ocean Acidification in Surface Waters of the U.S. Northeast Shelf
• Vertical Variability of Radar Reflectivity and its Impact on Radar Rainfall Estimation
• Weekly cycles of observed and modeled NOx and O3 concentrations as a function of land use type and ozone production sensitivity of the US
• 4 km Forecasting System to Support DISCOVER-AQ Campaigns: Model Configuration, Testing and Evaluation
• A Global Hydrological Ensemble Forecasting System: Uncertainty Quantification and Data Assimilation
• A Vision for the Next Ten Years for Integrated Ocean Observing Data
• A comparative analysis of monthly temperature homogenization in the conterminous United States
• A deeper look at recent ocean extremes in the Northern Gulf of Mexico
• A global experiment to improve observations of snow: The World Meteorological Organization Solid Precipitation Intercomparison Experiment (WMO-SPICE)
• AWIPS II Extended - Data Delivery
• Adopting Model Uncertainties for Tropical Cyclone Intensity Prediction
• Advances of NOAA Training Program in Climate Services
• Advancing Ensemble Streamflow Prediction with Stochastic Meteorological Forcings for Hydrologic Modeling
• Aircraft Measurements of Convective System Vertical Structure and Coldpools during the DYNAMO Project
• An Integrated Multivariable Visualization Tool for Marine Sanctuary Climate Assessments
• An assessment of IceBridge airborne data quality over Arctic sea ice via comparison with in situ measurements gathered in the Beaufort Sea
• An operational global ocean forecast system and its applications
• Annual extreme water levels from tide gauges: Contributing factors and geographic patterns
• Are Industrial Towns Safe for Human Dwelling?
• Assessing the Health of Puget Sound's Pelagic Food Web at Multiple Trophic Levels
• Assessment of Lead Discrimination from CryoSat-2
• Assimilation of Satellite Based Soil Moisture Data in the National Weather Service's Flash Flood Guidance System
• Atmospheric processing of organic aerosols over the Pacific ocean during the CALNEX 2010 study
• Atmospheric temperature and moisture profiles retrieved from Suomi NPP CrIMSS data
• Biases in Expendable BathyThermograph data: a new view based on historical side-by-side comparisons and implications for sea level estimates
• Biological, chemical, electrochemical, and photochemical fractionation of Fe isotopes
• Biologically induced initiation of snowball-Earth events, and the circulations of ice and ocean in a globally glaciated scenario
• Canonical Events: A Seamless Approach to Use Weather and Climate Forecasts to Produce Reliable and Consistent Hydrometeorological Ensemble Inputs for Hydrologic Ensemble Prediction
• Carbon chemistry associated with summertime upwelling events off the New Jersey coast
• Climate change projections for the Mediterranean region
• Climatology of the Planetary Boundary Layer over the Continental United States and Europe
• Comparative evaluation of ensemble Kalman filter, particle filter and variational techniques for river discharge forecast
• Comparing geodetic observations to GIA models
• Comparison of NOAA Experimental Forecasted Reference Evapotranspiration and Observed CIMIS Reference Evapotranspiration
• Comparisons of Reflectance Targets at the Above Water Radiometry Workshop on Long Island Sound, August 4 - 6, 2010
• Correlating Ground-Based Lightning Measurements with Ash Cloud Satellite Data from the 2010 Eruption of Eyjafjallajökull Volcano, Iceland
• CrIS SDR Calibration and Validation Activities at NOAA-STAR and Contribution to the Provisional Maturity Product Level
• Crop gross primary productivity estimation using Landsat and MODIS data
• Detection and Modeling of a Meteotsunami in Lake Erie During a High Wind Event on May 27, 2012
• Developing climate data records from microwave satellite data
• Devising a Coral Reef Ocean Acidification Monitoring Portfolio
• Drought Dynamics and Food Security in Ukraine
• Dual Frequency Radar Observations of Snow and Ice Properties: Esa's COREH2O Candidate Satellite Mission
• ENSO components of the Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation and their relation to North Atlantic interannual coastal sea level anomalies
• EarthNow: Weather and Climate Connections for 3D Spherical Displays
• Ecological Effects of Sea Level Rise: Advancing coastal management through integrated research and engagement
• Emerging NOAA Surface Solar Radiation for Solar Energy
• Enabling the Integrated Assessment of Large Marine Ecosystems: Informatics to the Forefront of Science-Based Decision Support
• Enhancement of Local Climate Analysis Tool
• Errors in Tsunami Source Estimation from Tide Gauges
• Estimating historical and future changes in extreme hydro-climate events in Interior Alaskan watersheds
• Evaluating operational radiosonde humidity sensors using microwave satellite data
• Evaluation of CMIP5 20th century simulations for North American climate
• Evaluation of Global VIIRS Aerosol EDR Product with MODIS and AERONET
• Evaluation of NPP VIIRS Vegetation Index EDR performance using MODIS and AVHRR data records
• Evidence of Extensive Gas Venting at the Blake Ridge and Cape Fear Diapirs
• Expanding the Estimation of Surface PM2.5 from Aqua and Terra MODIS Aerosol Optical Depth in the EPA's AirNow Satellite Data Processor to Suomi NPP VIIRS
• Exploration and Discovery of Hydrocarbon Seeps, Coral Ecosystems, and Shipwrecks in the Deep Gulf of Mexico
• Extreme Fast Coronal Mass Ejection on 23 July 2012
• Finalizing the Goddard Profiling 2010 (GPROF2010) Rainfall Algorithm for AMSR-E
• First-year dam removal activities in the Elwha River - dam removal, sediment dispersal, and fish relocations
• Fluxes and isofluxes of methane and carbon dioxide from a low flying aircraft: Applications to regional flux measurements in the Arctic
• Fun with Mission Control: Learning Science and Technology by Sitting in the Driver's Seat
• Generating Real-Time Tsunami Forecast Animations for Tsunami Warning Operations
• Geologic evidence for a tsunami source along the trench northeast of Puerto Rico
• How soon is too soon? When to cancel a warning after a damaging tsunami
• How will glaciers affect runoff in Alaska?
• Hydraulic interactions between a meandering river channel and its floodplain during an overbank flood
• Hydroclimatic Extremes and Cholera Dynamics in the 21st Century
• Hydrographic Influence of Future Ocean Acidification in Surface Waters of the United States Northeast Shelf
• Identifying the dominant thermal controls in a small salmonid-bearing creek with DTS and LDCA
• Impact of Arctic sea-ice retreat on the recent change in cloud-base height during autumn
• Improving flash flood forecasting through coupling of a distributed hydrologic rainfall-runoff model (HL-RDHM) with a hydraulic model (BreZo)
• Incorporating Tsunami Projections to Sea Level Rise Vulnerability Assessments -A Case Study for Midway Atoll-
• Initial Assessment of NPP/VIIRS Aerosol Environmental Data
• Integrating telepresence technologies with AUV operations for exploration of cold seep communities in the vicinity of Blake Ridge and Cape Fear Diapirs in the Western Atlantic
• Integration of NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer Seafloor Mapping, Little Hercules ROV, and Sentry AUV Data into Ocean Exploration Operations and Public Data Holdings
• Integration of Visibility Sensors in NOAA PORTS® to aid in Decision Making for Safe Navigation
• International Studies of Hazardous Groundwater/Surface Water Exchange in the Volcanic Eruption and Tsunami Affected Areas of Kamchatka
• Intracellular pH Recovery Rates in Bivalve Hemocytes Following Exposure to Acidic Environmental Conditions
• Key Vulnerabilities in the Coastal Sector: Draft Findings of the 2013 U.S. National Climate Assessment
• Lagrangian Particle Dispersion Model Intercomparison and Evaluation Utilizing Measurements from Controlled Tracer Release Experiments
• Large-scale dam removal in the northeast United States: documenting ecological responses to the Penobscot River Restoration Project
• Linking Urban Youth to STEM Research: Outcomes of Educational Outreach in Diverse K-12 Schools
• Long-Term Aspect of 1980's Submersible-Observed Methane Venting on the Northern Gulf of Mexico Upper Continental Slope: Mapping of Areal Extent and Aggregation: R/V Okeanos Explorer EX1203
• Measurement of Ambient Ammonia and Surface-level Meteorological Forcing Variables near an Agricultural Emission Source
• Mesoscale detection, tracking and characterization of tornadoes by acoustic radiation
• Mission Immiscible: Distinct subduction components generate two primary magmas of Pagan Volcano, Mariana arc
• Model Integration for Real-Time Flood Forecasting Inundation Mapping for Nashville Tributaries
• Monitoring Vegetation Phenology and Snow Free Periods with the Daily MODIS BRDF/albedo Product
• Moving Beyond Environmental-Recruitment Relationships For Ecosystem Based Management
• Multi-decadal changes in the North American monsoon anticyclone
• Multi-sensor Efforts to Detect Oil slicks at the Ocean Surface — An Applied Science Project
• Multidecadal Signals in the Sea Level Budget
• NEW TRAINING PARADIGM IN THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LeRoy Spayd Chief, Training Division NOAA/National Weather Service Silver Spring, Maryland
• NOAA Ocean Exploration: Science, Education and Ocean Literacy Online and in Social Media
• NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer 2012 Field Season in the Northern Gulf of Mexico and U.S. Atlantic Continental Margin
• NOAA tools to support CSC and LCC regional climate science priorities in the western Gulf of Mexico
• NOAA's Weather Ready Nation Initiative
• NOAA's contribution to an informed society anticipating and responding to climate and its impacts through Climate.gov
• NOAA's operational predictions of wildfire smoke and dust from dust storms for air quality applications
• Next-Generation Real-Time Geodetic Station Sensor Web for Natural Hazards Research and Applications
• Nitrate removal in two relict oxbow urban wetlands: a 15N mass-balance approach
• NorWeST: A Regional Stream Temperature Model for High-Resolution Aquatic Vulnerability Assessments in the Northwest U.S
• OBIS-USA and Ocean Acidification: Chemical and Biological Observation Data, Integrated for Discovery and Applications
• Ocean Acidification Effects on the Early Life-Stages of Commercially Important Flatfish of the Northeast USA
• Ocean Acidification Refugia of the Florida Reef Tract
• Oceans and Human Health: Linking Ocean, Organism, and Human Health for Sustainable Management of Coastal Ecosystems
• On the Origins of the Recent Greenland Melt in the US 2012 Heat Wave
• Open-Source Python Modules to Estimate Level Ice Thickness from Ice Charts
• Optical Properties of Aerosols from the Central Himalayas during Rawex - Gvax Field Campaign
• Position and Acceleration for Airborne Gravity; the Impact of IMU Data
• Progress in Improving Access to Earth Observation Data
• Prototyping Global Web Enabled Landsat Data Production, Distribution and Visualization
• Pulse-to-pulse correlation in CryoSat SAR mode radar altimeter echoes from the sea surface
• Quantification of Spatial Errors of Precipitation Rates and Types from the TRMM Precipitation Radar (the latest successive V6 and V7) over the United States
• Quantifying floodplain and mainstem channel response to the removal of the Elwha River dams using "old school" techniques
• Quantifying the impacts of global disasters
• Raman Lidar Retrievals of Mixed Layer Heights
• Relationship between Maximum Tsunami Amplitude and Duration of Signal
• SURA-IOOS Coastal Inundation Testbed Inter-Model Evaluation of Tides, Waves, and Hurricane Surge in the Gulf of Mexico
• Scenario Planning for Coastal Adaptation
• Seasonal Storminess in the North Pacific, Bering Sea, and Alaskan Regions
• Seasonal cycle of submesoscale processes and barrier layers in the tropical South Atlantic
• Spectral target detection for detecting and characterizing floating marine debris
• Status of Air Quality in Central California and Needs for Further Study
• Structure of the equatorial Atlantic cold tongue and meridional flow
• Suomi NPP VIIRS active fire product status
• Suomi National Polar-orbiting Partnership Environmental Data Records: Algorithm Status and Product Maturity
• Supporting Marine Protected Area Development through Partnerships
• Supporting Teachers in Climate Change Instruction - The Climate Literacy and Energy Awareness Network (CLEAN) Tool Kit
• Synoptic and Mesoscale Aspects of Ice Storms in the Northeastern United States
• Textural Adjustments of a Riffle-pool Stream to Multiple Sediment Mobilizing Floods
• The Advanced Technology Microwave Sounder (ATMS): First Year On-Orbit
• The CIMSS iPad Library and ESIP Teacher Workshops
• The Climate Literacy Network: Leveraging a Diverse Community to Broaden the Reach of Your Climate Literacy Efforts
• The Day-1 GPM Combined Precipitation Algorithm: IMERG
• The Distributed Biological Observatory (DBO): A Change Detection Array in the Pacific Arctic Region
• The Drivers of Spatial and Temporal Variability of Potential Evaporation Across CONUS: Laying Poor Parameterizations to Rest With A First-order, Second-moment Variability Analysis
• The Evolution of Information Management in Oceanographic Exploration
• The First Year of Raman Lidar Observations at Darwin
• The GOES-R Product Generation Architecture - Post CDR Update
• The Ground Segment Architecture for GOES-R - Post CDR Update
• The Hydrologic Ensemble Prediction Experiment (HEPEX)
• The Influence of Anthropogenic Sources on Fluxes of Secondary Organic Aerosol Precursors From a Deciduous Forest in the Southeastern United States
• The NOAA Local Climate Analysis Tool - An Application in Support of a Weather Ready Nation
• The NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer Education Materials Collection: Bringing Ocean Exploration Alive for Teachers and Students
• The Redwood Coast Tsunami Work Group: a unique organization promoting earthquake and tsunami resilience on California's North Coast
• The Response of a Steelhead Trout Population to Wildfire at the Landscape Scale
• The Role of Alumni Groups as Pathways to Increasing Diversity Efforts in STEM-Related Fields
• The Role of Ocean Exploration and Research in the Creation and Management of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs)
• The Seasonal Footprinting Mechanism in CFSv2: Simulation and Impact on ENSO Prediction
• The Tri-Agency Climate Education (TrACE) Catalog: Promoting collaboration, effective practice, and a robust portfolio by sharing educational resources developed across NASA, NOAA & NSF climate education initiatives
• The U.S. National Tsunami Hazard Mitigation Program: Successes in Tsunami Preparedness
• The Use of Satellite Rainfall for the Prediction of Floods in Mountainous Basins
• The Woods Hole Partnership Education Program: Increasing Diversity in the Ocean and Environmental Sciences in One Influential Science Community
• The performance of CryoSat-2 as an ocean altimeter
• The role of beaver in shaping steelhead trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) habitat complexity and thermal refugia in a central Oregon stream
• The seasonal cycle of terrestrial fluorescence and its relationship to global primary productivity (GPP)
• Threats, Challenges, and Promise of Marine Microbes: A NOAA Perspective with Emphasis on Ecological Forecasting
• Toward a Rapid Synthesis of Field and Desktop Data for Classifying Streams in the Pacific Northwest: Guiding the Sampling and Management of Salmonid Habitat
• Towards 1 MilliGal Global Marine Gravity Accuracy from CryoSat, Envisat, and Jason-1
• Towards Automated Ecosystem-based Management: A case study of Northern Gulf of Mexico Water
• Towards Interoperable Data Access through Climate.gov
• Tracer Modeling with the Hybrid Coordinates Ocean Model (hycom)
• Tsunami Forecasting in the Atlantic Basin
• USGS SAFRR Tsunami Scenario: Potential Impacts to the U.S. West Coast from a Plausible M9 Earthquake near the Alaska Peninsula
• Use of the Coastal and Marine Ecological Classification Standard (CMECS) for Geological Studies in Glacier Bay, Alaska
• Uses of Satellite Data for Hurricane Modeling and Coastal Precipitation Forecasts: Part II: Assimilation of Satellite Humidity Sounder Data in GSI
• Using CloudSat and MODIS for exploring a hurricane intensity estimation technique
• Using Power Means of Turbulent Wind Flow to Estimate Wind Power Generation
• Using a satellite-based potential ET product for operational hydrologic forecasting
• Using satellite observations in performance evaluation for regulatory air quality modeling: Comparison with ground-level measurements
• VIIRS Gain Degradation on Orbit Treated as Pure Spectral Response Change
• Variability of winter storminess in the eastern United States during the 20th century from tide gauges
• Video and Visualization to Communicate Current Geoscience at Museums and Science Centers
• What Triggered the Recent Melt Event at Summit, Greenland? Insights from an Integrated Suite of Ground-Based Observations
• A Bibliometric Analysis of Climate Engineering Research
• A Collaborative Approach Toward the Densification of the ITRF Velocity Field
• A Community Frost/Freeze Susceptibility Operational Guidance Tool
• A Decade of Arctic Sea Ice Thickness Change from Airborne and Satellite Altimetry (Invited)
• A New Open Data Open Modeling Framework for the Geosciences Community (Invited)
• A New Variable in the Ocean's Overturning Circulation: Application to the Closure of the Central American Seaway (Invited)
• A WRF-Chem flash rate parameterization scheme and LNOx analysis of the 29-30 May 2012 convective event in Oklahoma during DC3
• Access High Quality Imagery from the NOAA View Portal
• Advanced Planning for Tsunamis in California
• Advancing Weather and Climate Literacy via NOAA Science On a Sphere Exhibits
• Albedo Variability Limits Potential Detection of Engineered Increases in Reflected Sunlight
• An open source approach to enable the reproducibility of scientific workflows in the ocean sciences
• Application of a Tsunami Warning Message Metric to refine NOAA NWS Tsunami Warning Messages
• Arctic satellite thermal infrared CH4 data compared to surface in-situ and total column measurements
• Assimilation of SMOS soil moisture data and incorporation to the HL Research Distributed Hydrologic Model (HL-RDHM)
• CARIBE WAVE/LANTEX Caribbean and Western Atlantic Tsunami Exercises
• Carbon System Dynamics within the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument
• Carbon cycle and climate change, a tale of increasing emissions and uncertain future sinks
• Chemical Evolution in Upper Tropospheric Convective Outflow: Case Study of a Mesoscale Convective System During DC3 (Invited)
• Comparison of He isotopes in Tertiary basins of Southern California: evidence of fault related mantle helium
• Comparison of in-situ, aircraft, and satellite based land surface temperature measurements
• Comparison of in-situ, aircraft, and satellite based land surface temperature measurements over a mixed agricultural region
• Constrain Carbonyl Sulfide Ocean flux using free tropospheric observations from Aura Tropospheric Emissions Spectrometer
• Coupled stream and population dynamics: Modeling the role beaver (Castor canadensis) play in generating juvenile steelhead (Oncorhynchus mykiss) habitat
• Current Status of Suomi NPP VIIRS Aerosol Products
• Day 1 and Beyond for Multi-satellite Retrievals in GPM (Invited)
• Developing a cloud algorithm suite that provides consistent performance across the MODIS and VIIRS data records for climate research
• Development of a Seasonal Extratropical Cyclone Activity Outlook for the North Pacific, Bering Sea, and Alaskan Regions
• Earth-viewing methods for on orbit assessment of ATMS observation system spatial response function
• Eddy Covariance Measurements of Methane Fluxes from an Arctic Sedge Wetland
• Educating and Preparing for Tsunamis in the Caribbean
• Effect of Time-dependent Rupture on Tsunami Generation
• Effective Teacher Practice on the Plausibility of Human-Induced Climate Change
• Evaluating GPM Precipitation Products in Real-Time
• Evaluating load model errors by comparison to a global GPS time series solution (Invited)
• Evaluation of Model Microphysics Within Precipitation Bands of Extratropical Cyclones
• Evaluation of NOAA's High Resolution Rapid Refresh (HRRR), 12 km North America Model (NAM12) and 4km North America Model (NAM 4) hub-height wind speed forecasts
• Evaluation of Nitrogen Oxides Emissions over California in Spring 2010
• Evaluation of black carbon simulations over the Tibetan Plateau and its implications for radiative forcing
• Evolution of Long Waves with Finite-Crest over a Sloping Beach
• Evolving dominant charge structures during upscale storm growth in West Texas on 4 June 2012
• Fair comparison of GOME-2, OMI and CMAQ NO2 columns using conservative reconstruction method
• First Results from UAS Deployed Ocean Sensor Systems during the 2013 MIZOPEX Campaign
• Flux Of Carbon from an Airborne Laboratory (FOCAL): Synergy of airborne and surface measures of carbon emission and isotopologue content from tundra landscape in Alaska
• Geologic Significance of Newly Discovered Methane Seeps on the Northern US Atlantic Margin
• HOx Photochemistry during DC3
• High-resolution flash flood forecasting for large urban areas - Sensitivity to scale of precipitation input and model resolution
• Hydrothermal plumes in the NE Lau basin: A regional perspective
• Hydroxyl (OH) and hydroperoxyl (HO<SUB>2</SUB>) in and out of clouds during the Deep Convective Clouds and Chemistry (DC3) experiment
• Improving Access to Earth Observation Data through the CWIC Brokering Service
• Improving the Nation's Climate Literacy through the Next Generation Science Standards
• Inter-Comparison of Suomi NPP CrIS Radiances with AIRS and IASI toward Infrared Hyperspectral Benchmark Radiance Measurements
• International collaboration between Volcanic Ash Advisory Centers: Geospatially enabled tools to ensure forecast harmonization across global air routes
• Interoperable Access to Near Real Time Ocean Observations with the Observing System Monitoring Center
• Intracellular pH Recovery Rates of Hemocytes from Estuarine and Open Ocean Bivalve Species Following In vitro Acid Challenge
• June 13, 2013 U.S. East Coast Meteotsunami: Comparing a Numerical Model With Observations
• Lag-Correlation analysis of the April 2013 flood event in Argentina
• Land and Cryosphere Products from Suomi NPP VIIRS: Overview and Status
• Linking IceBridge, ICESat, and CryoSat-2 for improved seasonal to decadal-scale estimates of sea ice thickness and volume (Invited)
• Microphysical Analysis using Airborne 2-D Cloud and Precipitation Imaging Probe Data
• Mixing Heights in Global Chemical Transport Models Compared with Radiosonde Profiles
• Modeling Experiment for winter circulation in Calcasieu Lake, LA
• Modeling Visibility in the EL Paso del Norte Region
• Modeling potential tsunami river surge in Redwood Creek, California
• NOAA Atlas 14: Updated Precipitation Frequency Estimates for the United States
• NOAA Plans for Improving Public Access to Science Research (Invited)
• NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer 2013 Field Season on the U.S. Atlantic Continental Margin
• NOAA View: A Visualization Tool for Archived and Real-Time Data
• National Weather Service Forecast Reference Evapotranspiration
• Near real-time global profile and total amounts of ozone using S-NPP CrIS and OMPS sensor products
• Nitrous Acid: Intercomparison of techniques and Implications of measurements for photochemistry
• On the Temperature Dependence of Organic Reactivity, Ozone Production, and the Impact of Emissions Controls in San Joaquin Valley California
• Ozone Mapping and Profiler Suite (OMPS) Instrument Performance Evaluation
• Physical and Biological Responses to Dam Removal Sediment Release, Patapsco River, Maryland
• Position Corrections due to Uncalibrated GNSS Antenna Radomes at IGS Co-located Geodetic Observing Stations
• Precipitation interannual variability and predictions for West Africa from the National Multi-Model Ensemble dataset
• Predicting the Presence of Large Fish through Benthic Geomorphic Features
• Provenance for actionable data products and indicators in marine ecosystem assessments
• Quantification of Computational Error in Various Calculation Methods of Gravity Disturbances at Altitude and the Surface using EGM2008 Grids
• Quantifying the Availability of Tidewater Glacial Ice as Habitat for Harbor Seals in a Tidewater Glacial Fjord in Alaska Using Object-Based Image Analysis of Airborne Visible Imagery
• Quantifying the role of woody debris in providing bioenergetically favorable habitat for juvenile salmon
• Regional measurements of methane fluxes and methane isotopologues in the North Slope of Alaska
• Remote Sensing Applications to Water Quality Management in Florida
• Remote Sensing and River Discharge Forecasting for Major Rivers in South Asia (Invited)
• Science and Sandy: Lessons Learned
• Scientific Animations for Tsunami Hazard Mitigation: The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center's YouTube Channel
• Sources and Sinks: Ammonia Flux in Agricultural Ecosystems (Invited)
• Spring Snow Depth on Arctic Sea Ice using the IceBridge Snow Depth Product (Invited)
• Spring Snow Depth on Arctic Sea Ice using the IceBridge Snow Depth Product (Invited)
• The CLEAN Network - Working Toward Collective Impact on Climate Literacy
• The Effects of Global Warming on Temperature and Precipitation Trends in Northeast America
• The Future of Climate Change Education and Communication: Preparing Our Posterity for Risks and Opportunity? (Invited)
• The Ice Diminishing Arctic:Needs for Science Informed Decision Making (Invited)
• The NOAA Dataset Identifier Project
• The NorWeST Stream Temperature Database, Model, and Climate Scenarios for the Northwest U.S. (Invited)
• The Utility of Two Shape Matching Error Functions in the Evaluation and Verification of SAC-HTET model Soil Moisture Variables
• The Woods Hole Partnership Education Program (PEP) (Invited)
• Thunderstorm lifecycle and morphological influences on lightning channel distributions (Invited)
• To Explore or to Research: Trends in modern age ocean studies
• Towards 1 MilliGal Global Marine Gravity Accuracy from CryoSat-2, Jason-1, and Envisat
• Tri-Agency Coordination: Challenges and Successes in Creating a Community of Practice among Climate Change Education Principal Investigators funded by NASA, NOAA, and NSF
• Tropical Cyclones Cause CaCO<SUB>3</SUB> Undersaturation of Coral Reef Seawater in a High-CO<SUB>2</SUB> World
• Tsunami Rapid Assessment Using High Resolution Images and Field Surveys: the 2010 , Central Chile, and the 2011, Tohoku Tsunamis
• Tsunami Warning Criteria for Cascadia events based on Tsunami models
• US Atlantic Margin Methane Plumes Identified From Water Column Backscatter Data Acquired by NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer
• Use of New Commercial, Off-the-Shelf, High-Definition Structure Scanning Fathometer/Depth Finder For Coastal Current Survey Operations
• Validating the soil observations from two USCRN stations with a dense temporary network
• A Successful Example of Transitioning Research to NCEP Operations: The North American Land Data Assimilation System (NLDAS)
• Advances in Airborne Altimetric Techniques for the Measurement of Snow on Arctic Sea Ice
• Algorithm to Detect Dust and Smoke in Suomi-NPP VIIRS Imagery
• An Automated Smoke Detection Algorithm for Application to Suomi NPP VIIRS Observations
• Annual Live Code Tsunami Warning System tests improve EAS services in Alaska
• Application of AUVs in the Exploration for and Characterization of Arc Volcano Seafloor Hydrothermal Systems
• Arctic Methane: the View from Space
• Assessing Extreme Events for Anthropogenic Influence: Examples of Recent Cases for Australian Temperatures, U.S. Precipitation, and Hurricane Sandy
• Assessing Significance of Global Climate Change in Local Climate Time Series
• Assessing management options to reduce water temperatures in regulated rivers of California
• Assessing performance of gravity models in the Arctic and the implications for polar oceanography
• Assessing the Fidelity of Atmospheric Mercury Measurements Using a Commercial Speciation System
• Assessing the evaporation-precipitation feedback in CMIP5 models
• Assessment of J1 VIIRS Polarization Sensitivity Impacts on Sensor Data Records
• Atmospheric Rivers in Southeast Alaska and British Columbia: The Bella Coola Event of 2010 and Alaska Events of 2012
• Atmospheric controls on northeast Pacific temperature trends and variations, 1900-2012
• Building Lasting Impact: Ten Years of the Earth to Sky Interagency Partnership
• Characterization of the Difference between Aerosol Retrievals from Multi-Sensors and AERONET
• Climate Change Impacts on Stream Temperatures in the Columbia River System
• Climate Literacy: Climate.gov Follow-Up Evaluation—A Study of the Four NOAA Audiences
• ComMIT and Tweb Integration: Global Tsunami Modeling Done Locally
• Community Radiative Transfer Model for Inter-Satellites Calibration and Verification
• Comparison Of Quantitative Precipitation Estimates Derived From Rain Gauge And Radar Derived Algorithms For Operational Flash Flood Support.
• Comparison of CMAQ Modeling Study with Discover-AQ 2014 Aircraft Measurements over Colorado
• Comparison of Pandora spectrometer NO<SUB>2</SUB> measurements to aircraft, satellite, and ground measurements during the DISCOVER-AQ Texas campaign
• Comparisons of GPS Troposphere Parameters Estimated at Rates from 1 to 1800 Seconds and Implications for Meteorological Applications
• Could Ecosystem Change over Amazonia Influence Climate over North America?
• Creating a More Inclusive Talent Pool for the GeoSciences in NOAA Mission Fields:
• Dam Breach Release of Non-Cohesive Sediments: Channel Response and Recovery Rates
• Day 1 for the Integrated Multi-Satellite Retrievals for GPM (IMERG) Data Sets
• Developing Climate Resilience Toolkit Decision Support Training Sectio
• Developing Climate-Informed Ensemble Streamflow Forecasts over the Colorado River Basin
• Developing a Pilot Indicator System for U.S. Climate Changes, Impacts, Vulnerabilities, and Responses
• Development and Validation of Global Soil Moisture Data Products from GCOM-W1/AMSR2 and NESDIS SMOPS
• Development of a Coordinated National Soil Moisture Network: A Pilot Study
• Differences in Fine- Coarse Aerosol Ratios in Convective and Non-Convective Dust Events in a Desert City
• Dispersion Simulations Using Inline WRF-HYSPLIT for Atmospheric Studies in Complex Terrain (ASCOT) Experiment
• Drought Prediction over the United States Using the North American Multi Model Ensemble
• Dynamical and Microphysical Controls on Subtropical Water Vapor Isotope Ratios: Using New Spectroscopic Measurements to Link Isotopic and Climatic Variability
• Electron Microanalysis of Aerosols Collected at Mauna Loa Observatory During an Asian Dust Storm Event
• Emergency Response and Long Term Planning: Two sides of the Coin for Managing Water Resources
• Enabling Scientific and Technological Improvements to Meet Core Partner Service Requirements in Alaska - An Arctic Test Bed
• Enhancing Data Interoperability with Web Services
• Ensemble Forecasting - Reducing Systematic Error and Identifying Forecast Errors
• Estimating Atmospheric NH<SUB>3</SUB> Exchange in the Midwestern U.S. using SURFATM-NH3
• Evaluating NCEP Global Dust Forecasts using VIIRS Dust Mask Index and VIIRS Aerosol Observations
• Evaluating National Weather Service Seasonal Forecast Products in Reservoir Operation Case Studies
• Evaluation of VIIRS, GOCI, and MODIS Collection 6 AOD retrievals against ground sunphotometer measurements over East Asia
• Evaluation of real-time tsunami earthquake discriminants
• Expanding the use of Scientific Data through Maps and Apps
• Extended study of MJO signal in the NCEP Global Ensemble Forecast System
• Extensive hydrothermal activity in the NE Lau basin revealed by ROV dives
• Extreme Weather Events on the Last Frontier: Meteorological Analyses and Societal Impacts
• From all Sides: Water Resource Management in an Era of Extreme Variability
• Gas Chemistry of Submarine Hydrothermal Venting at Maug Caldera, Mariana Arc
• General Bathymetric Chart of the Oceans (GEBCO) - Mapping the Global Seafloor
• Global Cross-Comparison of Suomi NPP VIIRS Vegetation Index EDR with Aqua MODIS
• Global Drought Information System: Influence of Differences in Land Surface Model Dynamics on Drought Monitoring
• Global emissions of PM<SUB>10</SUB> and PM<SUB>2.5</SUB> from agricultural tillage and harvesting operations
• Hydraulic and geomorphic processes in an overbank flood along a gravel-bed, meandering river: implications for chute formation
• Hydropower licensing and evolving climate: climate knowledge to support risk assessment for long-term infrastructure decisions
• Impact of synoptic patterns on East Asia pollutant transport pathways observed from satellites
• Improved Ozone Profile Retrievals Using Multispectral Measurements from S-NPP and NASA "A Train" Satellites
• Improvement of NCEP Numerical Weather Prediction with Use of Satellite Land Measurements
• Improvements to a Low-Latency, GPM-Ready Rainfall Rate Algorithm
• Improving Remotely-sensed Precipitation Estimates Over Mountainous Regions For Use In Hydrological Models
• Inter-Comparison of Soil Moisture Data Products from Satellite Remote Sensing and Land Surface Modeling
• June 2013 Meteotsunami Captured by NOAA/NOS Coastal Water Level Stations
• Let's Get into Some Scijinks! Lessons from Modernizing a Classic NOAA/NASA Kids' Weather Website
• Leveraging the Unified Access Framework: A Tale of an Integrated Ocean Data Prototype
• Linking AOD from Satellites to Surface PM2.5 over the Eastern US Using Aircraft Observations
• Local coupling (LoCo) vs. large-scale coupled (LsCo) land-atmosphere interactions in idealized experiments
• Long-term dust climatology in the western United States
• MS PHD'S: A successful model for reaching underrepresented minorities (URM) students through virtual platforms
• Magnitude of hydroclimatic variance in paleoclimate records and in multi-millennial simulations of two Earth System Models
• Managing Expectations: Results from Case Studies of US Water Utilities on Preparing for, Coping with, and Adapting to Extreme Events
• Measurement of Bi-Directional Ammonia Exchange Above a Maize Canopy in the Midwestern United States
• Modeling METREX Tracer Releases Using High-Resolution WRF Meteorology
• Modeling Suomi-NPP VIIRS Solar Diffuser Degradation due to Space Radiation
• Moisture Pathways into the US Intermountain West Associated with Heavy Winter Precipitation Events
• Moving Toward a Globally Harmonized Volcanic Ash Forecast System: Anchorage and Tokyo VAAC Best Practices on Collaboration
• Multi-Model Comparison of Southern Ocean and Sea Ice Trends in CORE-II and CMIP5 Model
• NH<SUB>3</SUB> Emission from Fertilizer Application: A Collaborative Study in the Midwestern U.S.
• NO<SUB>x</SUB> Loss and Lifetime Via Its Reaction with HO<SUB>x</SUB> in the Upper Troposphere
• NOAA Drought Task Force: A Coordinated Research Initiative to Advance Drought Understanding, Monitoring and Prediction
• NOAA GCOM-W1/AMSR2 Oceanic Environmental Products: Phase-2
• NOAA Marine and Arctic Monitoring Using UASs
• NOAA Office of Ocean Exploration and Research'sOkeanos Explorer Program 2014 Discoveries - U.S. Atlantic Continental Margin and Gulf of Mexico
• NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer: Evolving Models Enabling Remote Science Participation via Telepresence
• NOAA Utilization of the Global Hawk Unmanned Aircraft for Atmospheric Research and Forecast Improvement
• NOAA/National Weather Service Operational Applications and Training of S-NPP Imagery and Products in Preparation for JPSS Mission Readiness
• National Air Quality Forecast Capability: Status and Research Needs
• New R/V Falkor Multibeam Data from the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands
• New Radiosonde Temperature Bias Adjustments for Potential NWP Applications Based on GPS RO Data
• Observed MOC Variability at 26.5°N and 34.5°S: Structure and Time Scale Similarities and Differences in the North and South Atlantic
• Okeanos Explorer 2014 Gulf of Mexico Expedition: engaging and connecting with diverse and geographically dispersed audiences
• Open-System Magma Reservoir Affects Gas Segregation, Vesiculation, Fragmentation and Lava/Pyroclast Dispersal During the 1.2 km-deep 2007-2010 Submarine Eruption at West Mata Volcano
• Optimal Initial Conditions and Stochastic Forcing for Central and East Pacific ENSO Events
• Potential Updates to VIIRS Aerosol Optical Thickness Algorithm
• Potential for Carbon Sequestration in Transplanted Salt Marshes
• Predictive Skill of Meteorological Drought Based on Multi-Model Ensemble Forecasts: A Real-Time Assessment
• Preliminary Analysis of Manual and Automated Seep Detection in Multibeam Water-Column Backscatter
• Probabilistic forecasting of harmful algal blooms in western Lake Erie
• Projections of Extreme Sea Level Rise Events along the Northeast Coast of North America
• Quantifying 10 years of Improvements in Earthquake and Tsunami Monitoring in the Caribbean and Adjacent Regions
• Real-time testing of satellite-based wild fire detection and their associated pollution impact on surface concentration of particulate matter
• Recent Advances in Satellite and Airborne Altimetry over Arctic Sea Ice
• Recent Improvements in Arctic and Antarctic Marine Gravity: Unique Contributions from CryoSat-2, Jason-1, Envisat, Geosat, and ERS-1/2
• Recent Increases in Extreme Temperature Occurrence over Land
• Reproductive Potential of Salmon Spawning Substrates Inferred from Grain Size and Fish Length
• Results from the NASA-ISRO SAR Mission Applications Workshop: Linking Mission Goals to Societal Benefit
• Retrieval of the Nitrous Oxide Profiles using the AIRS Data in China
• S-NPP OMPS Nadir In-Flight Performance
• SPARC Reanalysis Intercomparison Project (S-RIP)
• SWOT Data Assimilation for Operational Reservoir Management on the Upper Niger River Basin
• Seafloor in the Expanded Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 Search Area
• Seasonal Trends and Changes of Extreme Precipitation Events over the Continental United States
• Sediment wave-forms and modes of construction on Mariana (and other) intra-oceanic arc volcanoes
• Seep Mapping: Using NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer Data to Visualize the Physical Environments of Seeps in the Gulf of Mexico
• Short- to Medium-Term Geomorphic Response of the Souhegan River to the 2008 Removal of the Merrimack Village Dam in Southern New Hampshire
• Simulated Response of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation and Northern Hemisphere Climate to NAO Variations on Interannual to Centennial Time Scales
• Snpp CrIS Instrumental Status and Raw Data Record Quality Since the Mission
• Story Maps as an Effective Social Medium for Data Synthesis, Communication, and Dissemination
• Terrigenous Sedimentation Patterns at Reefs Adjacent to the Guanica Bay Watershed, Southwest Puerto Rico
• The Budyko and complementary relationships in an idealized model of large-scale land-atmosphere coupling
• The FASTER Approach: A New Tool for Calculating Real-Time Tsunami Flood Hazards
• The First Real-Time Tsunami Animation
• The Global Drought Information System - A Decision Support Tool with Global Applications
• The JPL Tropical Cyclone Information System - a new paradigm for integration of models and observations to enhance the use of remote sensing data for hurricane research and forecast improvements
• The Master Archive Collection Inventory (MACI)
• The National Climate Assessment: A Treasure Trove for Education, Communications and Outreach
• The National Deep-Sea Coral and Sponge Database: A Comprehensive Resource for United States Deep-Sea Coral and Sponge Records
• The Operational Use of Suomi National Polar-Orbiting Partnership (S-NPP) Satellite Information in Alaska
• The Poleward Migration of Tropical Cyclone Peak Intensity
• The Redwood Coast Tsunami Work Group: Promoting Earthquake and Tsunami Resilience on California's North Coast
• The Spatial and Temporal Variability of Ozone in the Houston Metropolitan Area during DISCOVER-AQ and its' Relation to Meteorological Conditions
• Time Varying Climate Sensitivity in the Current Generation of GFDL Coupled Models
• Toward Collective Impact for Climate Resilience: Maximizing Climate Change Education for Preparedness, Adaptation, and Mitigation
• Towards Monitoring Satellite Land Surface Temperature Production
• Towards NOAA Forecasts of Permafrost Active Layer Thickness
• Trends and uncertainties in U.S. cloud cover from weather stations and satellite data
• Tsunami event information dissemination through Tweb
• Tsunami.gov: NOAA's Tsunami Information Portal
• Upwelling of Acidified Water: Not Just an Issue for Shellfish Hatcheries on the West Coast of the US
• Use of Land Surface Temperature Observations in a Two-Source Energy Balance Model Towards Improved Monitoring of Evapotranspiration and Drought
• Using LANDSAT to expand the historical record of phytoplankton blooms in Lake Erie
• Using Small Unmanned Aerial Systems to Advance Hydrological Models in Coastal Watersheds
• Using regional-scale LiDAR surveys to validate operational snow models
• VIIRS Aerosol Optical Depth (AOD) Products for Air Quality Applications
• Validation of Vegetation Index Time Series from Suomi NPP Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite Using Tower Radiation Flux Measurements
• Vicarious Validation of Suomi-NPP/VIIRS Day /Night Band using DOME-C and Greenland under moon-light
• 4D Floodplain representation in hydrologic flood forecasting using WRFHydro modeling framework
• A Coastal Flood Decision Support Tool for Forecast Operations in Alaska
• A Comparison of Low-Frequency Variability of Summer Arctic Sea Ice Extent in Three Coupled Climate Models
• A Gauge - OLR Blended Analysis of Global Daily Precipitation: A 37-Year Data Record for Hydroclimate Applications
• A System for Monitoring and Forecasting Land Surface Phenology Using Time Series of JPSS VIIRS Observations and Its Applications
• ATMS Snowfall Rate Product and Its Applications
• Achieving the NOAA Arctic Action Plan: The Missing Permafrost Element - Permafrost Forecasting Listening Session Results
• Acoustic Surveillance of Hazardous Eruptions (ASHE) in Asia
• Anomalous Ocean Warming off the U.S. West Coast in 2014 and its Impacts on Marine Ecosystem and Seabird
• Application of Snpp/viirs Data in Near Real-Time Supra-Snow Flood Detection
• Atmospheric River Forecasting: Current Capabilities, Needs and New Directions
• Aurora Activities Observed by SNPP VIIRS Day-Night Band during St. Patrick's Day, 2015 G4 Level Geomagnetic Storm
• Balancing regional sea level budgets
• Blue carbon for how long? Lability of buried salt marsh carbon released via erosion.
• Boundary Values for Regional to Continental Scale Greenhouse Gas Flux Estimation
• Central Satellite Data Repository Supporting Research and Development
• Challenges to natural process restoration: common dam removal management concerns
• Climate applications for NOAA 1/4° Daily Optimum Interpolation Sea Surface Temperature
• Community Radiative Transfer Model Applications - A Study of the Retrieval of Trace Gases in the Atmosphere from Cross-track Infrared Sounder (CrIS) Data of a Full-spectral Resolution
• Comparison of Global Atmospheric Rivers Depicted from Satellite and NWP Reanalysis
• Consistency analysis of the water cycle from recently derived satellite products
• CryoSat Mission over the Ocean: A Review of Product Validations, Evolutions and Scientific Exploitation
• Cyclone Center: Insights on Historical Tropical Cyclones from Citizen Volunteers
• Decision Support Services provided by the NWS Alaska Regional Operations Center in 2015
• Determination of Tsunami Warning Criteria for Current Velocity
• Developing Tsunami Evacuation Plans, Maps, And Procedures: Pilot Project in Central America
• Developing a Decision Support System for Flood Response: NIMS/ICS Fundamentals
• Developing bioproxies of past ocean ecosystem change through compound-specific stable isotope analysis of proteinaceous deep-sea corals.
• Development and Use of the Hydrologic Ensemble Forecast System by the National Weather Service to Support the New York City Water Supply
• Development of a Subseasonal North American Multi-Model Ensemble Prediction System
• Development of an Objective High Spatial Resolution Soil Moisture Index
• Development, Test, and Evaluation of Microwave Radar Water Level (MWWL) Sensors' Wave Measurement Capability
• Dust events in Arizona: Long-term satellite and surface observations, and the National Air Quality Forecasting Capability CMAQ simulations
• Education for a Green and Resilient Economy: An Educator Framework for Teaching Climate and Energy Literacy for K-12 Teachers Across the Curriculum
• Effective Climate Refugia for Cold-water Fishes
• Evaluating the Potential Importance of Monoterpene Degradation for Global Acetone Production
• Evaluation of CMAQ and CAMx Ensemble Air Quality Forecasts during the 2015 MAPS-Seoul Field Campaign
• Evaluation of Particulate Matter Source Apportionment Forecasts during the MAPS-Seoul Field Campaign
• Evolving the US Climate Resilience Toolkit to Support a Climate-Smart Nation
• Exploring deep sea habitats for baseline characterization using NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer
• Extensive young dacite lava flows between boninite and BABB in a backarc setting: NE Lau Basin
• Flash Droughts over the United States
• Fluxes of Greenhouse Gases from the Baltimore-Washington Area: Results from WINTER 2015 Aircraft Observations
• Fostering Engagement Activities To Advance Adaptation And Resiliency
• Full Spectral Resolution Data Generation from the Cross-track Infrared Sounder on S-NPP at NOAA and its Use to Investigate Uncertainty in Methane Absorption Band Near 7.66 µm
• Future Climate Impacts on Harmful Algal Blooms in an Agriculturally Dominated Ecosystem
• Gaining insight into river ecosystem processes from a large-scale flow experiment
• Galapagos Penguins in a Warming World: An Exemplar of Biological Loopholes in the Anthropocene
• Harmful Algal Bloom Hotspots Really Are Hot: A Case Study from Monterey Bay, California
• Has global warming changed timing of winter-spring streamflows over North America?
• High-Spectral Resolution Lidar Observations of Aerosols Between Northern California and Hawaii: Their Optical Properties and Possible Origins Using Back Trajectory Analysis.
• Hydrologic Modeling at the National Water Center: Operational Implementation of the WRF-Hydro Model to support National Weather Service Hydrology
• Impact of GMI rain rate on East Asian Multi-Satellite Integrated Precipitation Estimates
• Impact of Scatterometer Ocean Wind Vector Data on NOAA Operations
• Impacts of high-latitude volcanic eruptions on ENSO and AMOC
• Improving Quantitative Precipitation Estimation via Data Fusion of High-Resolution Ground-based Radar Network and CMORPH Satellite-based Product
• Integrated Information Systems Across the Weather-Climate Continuum
• Integrating Science and Management - Evaluation of a Collaborative Model to Accelerate the Transition of Sea Level Rise Research Results into Application
• Intraseasonal Tropical Storm Activity Prediction with the NCEP CFSv2 45-day Forecasts
• Investigating the Impact of Marine Ship Emissions on Regional Air Quality using OMI Satellite NO<SUB>2</SUB> Observations and the CMAQ Model
• Investigation of Biomass Combustion Rate of Fire Radiative Energy Using Multiple-Satellite-observed Active Fires and Landsat TM Burn Severities across the Continental United States
• Looking for Larvae Above an Erupting Submarine Volcano, NW Rota-1, Mariana Arc
• Mapping ENSO: Precipitation for the U.S. Affiliated Pacific Islands
• Mapping the Changing Extent and Thickness of Arctic Multiyear Sea Ice
• Mauna Loa Observatory, Hawaii Boundary Layer Observations
• Mercury Bioaccumulation Response to Recent Hg Pollution Abatement in an Oceanic Predatory Fish, Blue Marlin, Versus the Response in a Coastal Predatory Species, Bluefish, in the Western North Atlantic Ocean
• Merging Radar Quantitative Precipitation Estimates (QPEs) from the High-resolution NEXRAD Reanalysis over CONUS with Rain-gauge Observations
• Mitigating JPSS J1 VIIRS DNB Performance Shortfalls with Expanded Cal/Val
• Monitoring Satellite-derived Surface Solar Radiation with Near Real Time Reference Data
• Mountains and Tropical Circulation
• Multibeam Sonar Backscatter Data Acquisition and Processing: Guidelines and Recommendations from the GEOHAB Backscatter Working Group
• Multiple Sensitivity Testing for Regional Air Quality Model in summer 2014
• Multiscale controls on water surface roughness and implications for remote sensing of rivers
• NOAA Atmospheric, Marine and Arctic Monitoring Using UASs (including Rapid Response)
• NOAA SBUV(/2) Ozone Merged Cohesive Climate Data Record
• NOAA Unique CrIS/ATMS Processing System (NUCAPS) Environmental Data Record and Validation
• NOAA's efforts to map extent, health and condition of deep sea corals and sponges and their habitat on the banks and island slopes of Southern California
• NPP VIIRS Day-Night Band Stray Light Characterization and Correction Using Calibration View Data
• NWS Alaska Sea Ice Program: Operations and Decision Support Services
• National Weather Service (NWS) Implementation of the Hydrologic Ensemble Forecast Service
• Neural Network Technique For: (a) Gap-Filling Of Satellite Ocean Color Observations, And (b) Bridging Multiple Satellite Ocean Color Missions
• New Radar Altimeter Missions are Providing a Dramatically Sharper Image of Global Marine Tectonics
• Nitrogen Cycling In Latin America and : Drivers, Impacts And Vulnerabilities
• Observational Constraints on Atmospheric and Oceanic Cross-Equatorial Heat Transports: Revisiting the Precipitation Asymmetry Problem in Climate Models
• On the Flow of Atlantic Water Towards the Arctic Ocean; a Synergy Between Altimetry and Hydrography.
• Operational, hyper-resolution hydrologic modeling over the contiguous U.S. using themulti-scale, multi-physics WRF-Hydro Modeling and Data Assimilation System.
• Post-Fire Evapotranspiration and Net Ecosystem Exchange over A Semi-Arid Grassland in Arizona
• Practical Tips and Techniques on the Process of Transdisciplinary Sea Level Rise Research
• Precipitation Estimation Using Combined Radar and Microwave Radiometer Observations from - Improvements and Initial Validation
• Precipitation Variability under different Sea Surface TemperatureScenarios and Implications for Decision Making
• Radiometric Quantification of Aurora Activities during Severe Geomagnetic Storms from SNPP VIIRS Day-Night Band Observations
• Rainfall Controls on Land Surface Phenology over "Never-green" and "Ever-green" Lands in Africa
• Refining the Technical Components for the Second Generation CMORPH: LEO-IR Based Precipitation Estimates and Cloud Motion Vector
• Remote Sensing Observations of Snow and Soil Moisture for Snowmelt Flood Predictions in the Red River of the North Basin
• River Ice and Flood Detection Products Derived from Suomi NPP VIIRS Satellite Data to Support Hydrologic Forecast Operations in Alaska
• STEM connections to the GOES-R Satellite Series
• Satellite EDR Evaluation with First Suomi NPP Cal/Val Campaign
• Satellite-observed NO<SUB>2</SUB>, SO<SUB>2</SUB>, and HCHO Vertical Column Densities in East Asia: Recent Changes and Comparisons with Regional Model
• Sea Level Rise Decision Support Tools for Adaptation Planning in Vulnerable Coastal Communities
• Seismicity of the Equatorial Mid-Atlantic Ridge and its Large Offset Transforms recorded during a multi-year hydrophone array deployment
• Sensing Hazards with Operational Unmanned Technology: NOAA's Application of the Global Hawk Aircraft for High Impact Weather Forecasting
• Sensitivity of Water and Energy Cycle to SST Increase and Doubling CO<SUB>2</SUB> as Simulated with a Multiscale Modeling Framework
• Separation of Coherent and Incoherent Scattering Components from Delay/Doppler Altimeter Waveforms over Sea-Ice
• Space-time downscaling of precipitation for high resolution LDAS experiment
• Studies on the Synergy of TEMPO/GEO-CAPE with GOES-R Advanced Baseline Imager
• Suomi NPP Surface Type Environmental Data Record - a Continuity of EOS MODIS Land Cover Product
• Suomi NPP VIIRS Striping Analysis using Radiative Transfer Model Calculations
• Surface Gravity Data Contribution to the Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands Geoid Model
• Synoptic Scale Meteorological Conditions of Dust Events over the Southwestern Border Region of the US
• Synthesizing Fluvial Sedimentary and Geomorphic Response to Dam Removal—A Two-Decade Perspective
• Temperature Calibration of a Northern Gulf of Mexico &lt;em&gt;Siderastrea siderea&lt;/em&gt; Coral
• Testing Video and Social Media for Engaging Users of the U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit
• The Climate Literacy and Energy Awareness Network (CLEAN) - Enabling Collective Impact on Climate and Energy Literacy
• The Development of Climate Scenarios for the National Climate Assessment
• The First Year of Day-1 IMERG Data and Future Directions
• The Hurricane Problem - The Three Faces of the Big Data Challenges
• The Long-term Performance of NOAA's Operational Open Ocean Tsunameter Array
• The NOAA/PMEL Vents Program - 1983 to 2013: A History of Deep-Sea Volcanic and Hydrothermal Exploration and Research
• The Response of Simulated Arctic Low Clouds to Sea Ice Cover Variation under Constant Large-Scale Forcing
• The Sudden Stratospheric Warming Atlas
• The Woods Hole Partnership Education Program (PEP): Broadening Participation in the Geosciences
• The changing seasonal cycle of the Arctic Ocean
• The observed response of ozone production to the policy-driven decrease of NOx and CO emissions in the Baltimore/Washington area
• The relationship of tropical cyclone size with ENSO
• Towards Continuity in Cloud Properties from MODIS and Suomi-NPP Polar-Orbiting Sensors
• Tsunami Ready Recognition Program for the Caribbean and Adjacent Regions Launched in 2015
• U.S. Tsunami Information technology (TIM) Modernization: Performance Assessment of Tsunamigenic Earthquake Discrimination System
• USGEO Common Framework For Earth Observation Data
• Uncertainties in Biogenic Sources and Sinks and Their Relevance for the Global Acetone Budget
• Understanding tropical cyclone cloud-top microphysical relationships using CloudSat and A-Train data
• Use of Air Quality Observations by the National Air Quality Forecast Capability
• Use of JPSS ATMS, CrIS, and VIIRS data to Improve Tropical Cyclone Track and Intensity Forecasting
• Validation of Vegetation Index Time Series from Suomi NPP Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite Using Tower Radiation Flux Measurements
• Variation of Ground GPS Integrated Precipitable Water Vapor Estimates among GPS Processing Packages and Strategies in the Context of Forecaster Situational Awareness
• Verification of CMAQ modeling with Discover-AQ campaigns against measurements and efficacy of emission inversion modeling
• WFIP2 - The Second Wind Forecast Improvement Project: Observing Systems And Case Studies
• Wild Fire Emissions for the NOAA Operational HYSPLIT Smoke Model
• a Geolocation Error Assessment of Snpp Viirs i5 Using Landsat Thermal Band
• A CLEAN Network Initiative - Accelerating Transition to Post Carbon and Resilient Communities through Education and Engagement
• A Comparison of Hemispheric / Global Scale Satellite Snow-Cover Products
• A Comparison of Two Chemical Mechanisms Using Data from the Southern Oxidant and Aerosol Study
• A Heat Warning System to Reduce Heat Illness in San Diego County
• A Novel Web Application to Analyze and Visualize Extreme Heat Events
• A Process-Based Assessment for Watershed Restoration Planning, Chehalis River Basin, USA
• A Sensor Driven Probabilistic Method for Enabling Hyper Resolution Flood Simulations
• Advancing Climate Change Education and Youth Empowerment: Preparing Our Communities with the Skills, Knowledge, and Passion to Push for and Develop Innovative Solutions
• Advancing NOAA NWS Arctic Program Development
• Allometric Relationship between Full Waveform LiDAR measurements and Above-ground Biomass
• An Analysis of Seasonal Predictability of SST, Precipitation and Geopotential Hight at 200 hPa in NMME Hindcasts
• An Interdisciplinary Exploration of the Mariana Region with the NOAA ship Okeanos Explorer: Scientific Highlights from the April-July 2016 Expedition
• An Overview of the National Weather Service National Water Model
• Analysis of Extreme Hydrologic Events in the NOAA National Water Model
• Archiving Legacy Images from International Tsunami Science Team (ITST) Surveys, 1946 - 2013
• Arctic sea ice loss and mid-latitude temperature response in coupled and uncoupled CFSv2 model simulations
• Assessing Anthropogenic Impacts on Tunas, Sharks and Billfishes with Direct Observations of Human Fishers on the High Seas
• Assessing temporal and spatial variability of satellite-derived vegetation growing season length in the conterminous US
• Bias Reduction as Guidance for Developing Convection and Cloud Parameterization in GFDL AM4/CM4
• Blending Gauge Data with CMORPH for a Global Daily Precipitation Analysis
• Building Confidence in the Understanding of Atmospheric Oxidation Capacity
• Building Training Curricula for Accelerating the Use of NOAA Climate Products and Tools
• Carbon Sequestration in Created and Natural Tidal Marshes of the Florida Panhandle
• Characterizing the Responses of Land Surface Phenology to the Rainy Season in the Congo Basin
• Climate Drivers of Alaska Summer Stream Temperature
• Climate Scenarios for the Fourth National Climate Assessment and the Sustained Assessment Process
• Climatology and variability of SST frontal activity in Eastern Pacific Ocean over the past decade
• Combining structure-from-motion derived point clouds from satellites and unmanned aircraft systems images with ground-truth data to create high-resolution digital elevation models
• Comparison of Alaskan Flood Stages: Annual Exceedance Probability vs. Impact Based Stages and Recommendations for the Future
• Comparisons of Satellite Precipitation Estimates over the United States Affiliated Pacific Islands (USAPI)
• Coupled Model Development and Multi-Model Ensemble Prediction Research and Transition Activities in the NOAA MAPP Program
• Customer Use Cases and Analytics for Climate Data at NOAA's National Centers forEnvironmental Information
• Deciduous trees are a large and overlooked sink for snowmelt water in the boreal forest
• Developing Gridded Products for JPSS VIIRS Land Enterprise Algorithms
• Developing Land Surface Emissivity Product for JPSS and GOES-R Missions
• Developing an Orographic Adjustment for the SCaMPR Algorithm
• Development and Evaluation of a Gridded CrIS/ATMS Visualization for Operational Forecasting
• Development of A Dust Climate Indicator for the US National Climate Assessment
• Development of Deep Learning Based Data Fusion Approach for Accurate Rainfall Estimation Using Ground Radar and Satellite Precipitation Products
• Development of Physics and Control of Multiple Forcing Mechanisms for the Alaska Tsunami Forecast Model
• Downscaled ice-ocean simulations for the Chukchi and Eastern Siberian Seas from an oceanic re-analysis product
• Downscaling Wind Forecasts via Clustering and Regression
• Dynamic Change in Glacial Dammed Lake Behavior of Suicide Basin, Mendenhall Glacier, Juneau Alaska
• Dynamic Floodplain representation in hydrologic flood forecasting using WRF-Hydro modeling framework
• E/V Nautilus Mapping and ROV Dives Reveal Hundreds of Vents along the West Coast of the United States
• Early Assessment of Sentinel-3A measurements over Arctic Sea Ice
• Engaging in Argument from Evidence and the Ocean Sciences Sequence for Grades 3-5: A case study in complementing professional learning experiences with instructional materials aligned to instructional goals
• Enhancing the NOAA National Water Center WRF-Hydro model architecture to improve representation of the Midwest and Southwest CONUS climate regions
• Ensemble-based inversions of airborne radar and radiometer data using a 3-dimensional radiative transfer model
• Estimation of Biomass Burning Emissions by Fusing Fire Radiative Power Observed from Polar-orbiting and Geostationary Satellites across the Continental United States
• Evaluation and Monitoring of Jpss Land Surface Temperature Data
• Evaluation of MODIS Land Surface Temperature with In Situ Snow Surface Temperature from CREST-SAFE
• Evaluation of streamflow forecast for the National Water Model of U.S. National Weather Service
• Evolution of Winter 2015/16 Atmospheric and Terrestrial Anomalies over North America: El Niño Response and Role of noise
• Examining the role of land motion in estimating altimeter system drifts
• Exploring Pacific Seamounts through Telepresence Mapping on the NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer
• Fishermen Follow Fine-scaled Physical Ocean Features For Finance
• Forecast Tools for Alaska River Ice Breakup Timing and Severity
• Fully-Focused SAR Altimetry for Oceanographic Applications
• Global Crop Yields, Climatic Trends and Technology Enhancement
• Gridding for Coordinate propagation: velocity or residual velocity?
• High Resolution Trajectory-Based Smoke Forecasts Using VIIRS Aerosol Optical Depth and NUCAPS Carbon Monoxide Retrievals
• Historical Climatology Of Dust Events At El Paso, Texas
• Historical Tsunami Effects near the Tonga Trench from 1837-2015
• Hydropower Licensing as a Bridge between Climate Science and Applications: Creating Actionable Science for Regulatory Decisionmaking
• Identifying and Assessing Gaps in Subseasonal to Seasonal Prediction Skill using the North American Multi-model Ensemble
• Impact of Large-Scale Climate Variability on Biogeochemical Processes in the Northern Gulf of Mexico
• Improving ATMS Snowfall Rate Retrieval by Incorporating the Effect of Supercooled Cloud Liquid Water
• Improving River Flow Predictions from the NOAA NCRFC Forecasting Model by Incorporating Satellite Observations
• Inclusion of Coastal Wetlands within the Inventory of United States Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Sinks
• Integrating Ensemble Forecasts of Precipitation and Streamflow into Decision Support for Reservoir Operations in North Central Texas
• Inter-Comparison of MODIS and VIIRS Vegetation Indices Using One-Year Global Data
• Inverse modeling with HYSPLIT Lagrangian Dispersion Model - Tests and Evaluation using the Cross Appalachian Tracer Experiment (CAPTEX) data
• Investigating the impact of a northerly low-level jet on GHG flux estimates for Indianapolis using WRF-LETKF
• JPSS Preparations at the Satellite Proving Ground for Marine, Precipitation, and Satellite Analysis
• Large-scale restoration of salmon spawning habitat in a regulated, gravel-bedded river
• Leveraging field and remotely sensed data to reduce uncertainty in national inventories of coastal wetland carbon fluxes: Year 2 findings from the NASA "Blue" Carbon Monitoring System
• Linkages between land surface modeling and bottom-up/top-down biogenic emission estimates: implications for synergic use of satellite land and atmospheric composition data
• Making Multi-Level Tsunami Evacuation Playbooks Operational in California and Hawaii
• Making connections to translate climate research into effective action
• Mapping, Monitoring, and Modeling Geomorphic Processes to Identify Sources of Anthropogenic Sediment Pollution in West Maui, Hawai'i
• Marine Planning for Potential Wave Energy Facility Placement Amongst a Crowded Sea of Existing Resource Uses
• Measurements and models of greenhouse gas emissions and pollutant fluxes in the Baltimore/Washington Area.
• Measuring Organic Carbon Sequestration, Burial, and Preservation in Salt Marsh Sediments over the Past Two Millennia
• Measuring the decomposition of organic carbon sequestered by salt marsh sediment
• Merging science, engineering, and data with FUN: Recreational Drones in STEaM Education Activities and Science Fair Projects
• Modelling Atmospheric Rivers and the Potential for Southeast Texas Flooding: A Case Study of the Maya Express and the March 2016 Sabine River Flood
• Moisture Flux Application and Other Uses of the ATMS-MIRS Retrievals for Tropical Cyclone Intensity Forecasting
• Monitoring Subsurface Ice-Ocean Processes Using Underwater Acoustics in the Ross Sea
• Multi-year strongest California drought from 500 m SNPP/VIIRS
• NOAA Climate Program Office Contributions to National ESPC
• NOAA Regional Sea Level Trends and Scenarios
• NOAA's National Air Quality Predictions and Development of Aerosol and Atmospheric Composition Prediction Components for the Next Generation Global Prediction System
• NOAA's National Water Model - Integration of National Water Model with Geospatial Data creating Water Intelligence
• NOAA's State Climate Summaries for the National Climate Assessment: A Sustained Assessment Product
• NOAA's operational path forward: Developing the Coyote UASonde
• NWS Alaska Sea Ice Program: Operations, Customer Support &amp; Challenges
• National Marine Sanctuaries as Sentinel Sites for a Demonstration Marine Biodiversity Observation Network (MBON)
• New Datums for the Nation: Modernizing the United States National Spatial Reference System
• Noisy Icebergs: Low Frequency Acoustic Noise Levels Observed off Palmyra Atoll
• Numerical simulations of Aerosol and Trace Gas Emissions and Transformations over the North China Plain
• Observability and Frequency of Spatial and Temporal Gradients Relevant to Air Quality During DISCOVER-AQ
• Observed Evolution of the Upper-level Thermal Structure in Tropical Cyclones
• Ocean Data Assimilation in the Gulf of Mexico Using 3D VAR Approach - Preliminary Results
• On The Usage Of Fire Smoke Emissions In An Air Quality Forecasting System To Reduce Particular Matter Forecasting Error
• Optimizing Ocean Space: Co-siting Open Ocean Aquaculture
• Ozone Production and Its Sensitivity to NO<SUB>x</SUB> and VOCs: Results from the DISCOVER-AQ Field Experiment, Houston 2013
• PTWC Creating a New Catalog of Historic Tsunami Animations for NOAA Science-on-a-Sphere Exhibits
• Passive acoustic records of two vigorous bubble-plume methane seeps on the Oregon continental margin
• Performance of the LFSO2 algorithm at NOAA for near real time monitoring volcanic SO<SUB>2</SUB> cloud
• Physical Drivers Vs. Effects of the Wolf-Elk Trophic Cascade on Fluvial Channel Planform, Olympic National Park, Washington
• Post-processing Seasonal Precipitation Forecasts via Integrating Climate Indices and the Analog Approach
• Precipitation Diurnal Cycle Depicted in the CMORPH Satellite Observations and Four New Global Reanalyses
• Precipitation Sedimentation and Advection in GFS
• Quantifying Fluxes of Greenhouse Gases in Baltimore-Washington Metropolitan Area from Airborne Measurements
• Quantifying the Impact of the 2015-2016 El Niño Event on California's Historic Drought to Improve Water Resource Management
• Rainbows, graticules, and logos…oh my!
• Rapid Simultaneous Assessment of Riparian Shade and Buffer Width Using LiDAR Data
• Real-time Volcanic Cloud Products and Predictions for Aviation Alerts
• Retrospective evaluation of continental-scale streamflow nudging with WRF-Hydro National Water Model V1
• Robust drying influence of mean ocean surface warming on The Sahel and implications for constraining future rainfall change
• Sea State Dependent Air-Sea Fluxes in Coupled Atmosphere-Wave-Ocean Models
• Seafloor 2030 - Building a Global Ocean Map through International Collaboration
• Seasonal Forecasts of Extreme Conditions for Wildland Fire Management in Alaska using NMME
• Secondary Eyewalls in Idealized HWRF Simulations
• Selection of on-orbit references for Global Space Based Inter-Calibration System
• Shaken, Not Stirred: How Tidal Advection and Dispersion Mechanisms Rather Than Turbulent Mixing Impact the Movement and Fate of Aquatic Constituents and Fish in the California Central Valley
• Spatial Patterns in Water Temperature in Pacific Northwest Rivers: Diversity at Multiple Scales and Potential Influence of Climate Change
• Statistical and Hybrid Approaches to Predicting Reservoir Inflows During Flood Events
• Sub-Seasonal Precipitation and Surface Temperature Forecast Skill Using the Extended Range NCEP Global Ensemble Forecasting System
• Teaching about Climate and Energy using NGSS-aligned resources from the CLEAN Collection and a new Earth System Investigation framework
• The Advance of Atmospheric Sounding in NOAA Microwave Integrated Retrieval System (MIRS) in the JPSS Era
• The Climate Resilience Toolkit: Central gateway for risk assessment and resilience planning at all governance scales
• The Impact of Lightning on Hurricane Rapid Intensification Forecasts Using the HWRF Model
• The Impact of Projected Transient Arctic Sea Ice Loss on Northern Hemisphere Climate
• The Interactive Multi-sensor Snow and Ice Mapping System (IMS) over the Last Two Decades.
• The JPSS Ground Project Algorithm Verification, Test and Evaluation System
• The Latest Earth and Space Data Visualizations Are Used to Engage Learners Around the World through Diverse Educational Platforms with NOAA's Publicly Available Catalogs from Science On a Sphere and NOAA View and State-of-the Art Display Technology
• The NASA CYGNSS Satellite Constellation for Tropical Cyclone Observations
• The National Integrated Heat Health Information System (NIHHIS) as a Learning System for Extreme Heat: Evolving Future Resilience from Present Climate Extremes
• The Redesigned Hazard Mapping System (HMS) for Fire and Smoke Analysis and the Impact of Including Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) Data
• The impact of multi-decadal sub-surface circulation changes on sea surface chlorophyll patterns in the tropical Pacific
• The response of tropical-cyclone permitting coupled general circulation models to CO<SUB>2</SUB> doubling: global and large-scale surface climate, and tropical cyclone activity.
• The role of water vapor in the ITCZ response to hemispherically asymmetric forcings
• Thermal landscapes in a changing climate: How different are water temperature patterns in our most extreme years?
• Three-dimensional radar and radiometer simulations of mixed-phase clouds
• Toward an Improved Extended Range Forecast Using the NCEP Global Ensemble Forecast System
• Towards understanding and predicting the spurious `double ITCZ' problem in CMIP5 models
• Transition of the GOES Evapotranspiration and Drought Product System (GET-D) into Operations at NOAA/NESDIS
• Trends and shift changes in the SWE in the western US
• Tsunami Data and Scientific Data Diplomacy
• Ukiah and Gaithersburg Latitude Observatories: Preserving NOAA's Legacy of International Scientific Cooperation and Polar Motion Studies
• Uncertainty Assessment of the NASA Earth Exchange Global Daily Downscaled Climate Projections (NEX-GDDP) dataset
• Understanding Cloud Processes with an Idealized Model
• Understanding and Analyzing Latency of Near Real-time Satellite Data
• Using FRET for Drought Mitigation
• Using HYSPLIT Generated Ensembles to Improve the Simulation of Plume Dispersion and Assess Model Uncertainty.
• Using an Environmental Intelligence Framework to Evaluate the Impacts of Ocean Acidification in the Arctic
• Version 4 IMERG: Investigating Runs and High Latitudes
• What Can the Internal Variability of CMIP5 Models Tell Us About Their Climate Sensitivity?
• Wintertime Emission Ratios of CO<SUB>2</SUB> and NO<SUB>y</SUB> from Washington, D.C.-Baltimore
• 1.5 My benthic foraminiferal B/Ca record of carbonate chemistry in the deep Atlantic: Implications for ocean alkalinity and atmospheric CO<SUB>2</SUB>
• A Decade of High-Resolution Arctic Sea Ice Measurements from Airborne Altimetry
• A New NOAA Research Initiative on the Seasonal Prediction of U.S. Coastal High Water Levels
• A Preliminary Examination of the Second Generation CMORPH Real-time Production
• A Scale to Characterize the Strength and Impacts of Atmospheric Rivers
• A Time Series Analysis of Global Soil Moisture Data Products for Water Cycle Studies
• Actionable Science in the Gulf of Mexico: Connecting Researchers and Resource Managers
• An Operational Short-Term Forecasting System for Regional Hydropower Management
• An approach toward incorporation of global warming effects into Intensity-Duration-Frequency values
• An operational ensemble prediction system for catchment rainfall over eastern Africa spanning multiple temporal and spatial scales
• Analyzing remotely sensed datasets for improved characterization of field-scale interventions for food security
• Applying an economical scale-aware PDF-based turbulence closure model in NOAA NCEP GCMs.
• Are there any upticks in federally employed women and minorities in STEM at the leading U.S. science agencies?
• Assimilation of Z<SUB>DR</SUB> Columns for Improving the Spin-Up and Forecasts of Convective Storms
• Azadinium Species Detection in Puget Sound, Washington State
• Balance in Representation - More Than One Way to Tip the Scales
• Building more effective sea level rise models for coastal management
• CO<SUB>2</SUB> Urban Synthesis and Analysis ("CO<SUB>2</SUB>-USA") Network
• CREST-SAFE: Snow LST validation, wetness profiler creation, and depth/SWE product development
• California heat waves: their spatial evolution, variation, and coastal modulation by low clouds
• Climate Observing Systems: Where are we and where do we need to be in the future
• Climate Services Information System Activities in Support of The Global Framework for Climate Services Implementation
• Cloud Compute for Global Climate Station Summaries
• Community Resilience Education: Lessons Learned from an Emerging Community of Practice - NOAA's Environmental Literacy Grantees
• Comparative Analysis of Nitrate Levels in Pensacola Area Rain Water
• Correlating sea level rise still-stands to marine terraces and undiscovered submerged shoreline features in the Channel Islands (USA) using autonomous and remotely operated systems
• Correlation Properties of Delay/Doppler Radar Altimeter Waveforms over the Ice-Covered Ocean
• Critical Review of NOAA's Observation Requirements Process
• Current Operational Use of and Future Needs for Microwave Imagery at NOAA
• Design thinking can deepen the collaboration between scientists and society: Lessons from the innovation economy
• Developing an NGSS Pedagogy for Climate Literacy and Energy Awareness Using the CLEAN Collection
• Development of large scale riverine terrain-bathymetry dataset by integrating NHDPlus HR with NED,CoNED and HAND data
• Drought Information Supported by Citizen Scientists (DISCS)
• ENSO-Modulation of Plankton Production in the Northern Gulf of Mexico: A High-Resolution Ocean-Biogeochemical Model Study
• Earth Observation Data Quality Monitoring and Control: A Case Study of STAR Central Data Repository
• Emergency Response Imagery Related to Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria
• Enhancing Famine Early Warning Systems with Improved Forecasts, Satellite Observations and Hydrologic Simulations
• Error Estimation of Pathfinder Version 5.3 SST Level 3C Using Three-way Error Analysis
• Estimate Tsunami Flow Conditions and Large-Debris Tracks for the Design of Coastal Infrastructures along Coastlines of the U.S. Pacific Northwest
• Estimating NO<SUB>x</SUB> emissions and surface concentrations at high spatial resolution using OMI
• Evaluation of W Phase CMT Based PTWC Real-Time Tsunami Forecast Model Using DART Observations: Events of the Last Decade
• Evaluation of pollutant emissions in North China Plain using aircraft measurements from the Air Chemistry Research In Asia (ARIAs) campaign
• Evaluation of the ICESat-2 Inland Water Height Data Product Using Airborne Multiple Altimeter Beam Experimental Lidar (MABEL) Observations from Above the Troposphere
• Examining the Stationarity Assumption for Statistically Downscaled Climate Projections of Precipitation
• Experiments with Interaction between the National Water Model and the Reservoir System Simulation Model: A Case Study of Russian River Basin
• Extended Reconstructed Sea Surface Temperature Version 5 (ERSSTv5): Upgrades, Validations, and Intercomparisons
• Extending the NOAA SBUV(/2) Ozone Profile Record
• From Buckets to Basins: Scaling up from the CZO to the NOAA National Water Model
• GLM Post Launch Testing and Airborne Science Field Campaign
• GOES-R SUVI EUV Flatfields Generated Using Boustrophedon Scans
• GOES-R SUVI On-Orbit Calibration and Performance
• Geomorphic and habitat response to a large-dam removal in a Mediterranean river
• How much swamp are we talking here?: Propagating uncertainty about the area of coastal wetlands into the U.S. greenhouse gas inventory
• Hurricane Havoc - Mapping the Mayhem with NOAA's National Water Model
• Hurricane Maria, 2017 Hydrographic Response for Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands by the NOAA Ship Thomas Jefferson
• Imaging Small-scale Seafloor and Sub-seafloor Tectonic Fabric Using Satellite Altimetry
• Impact of regional ventilation changes on surface particulate matter concentrations in South Korea
• Impacts of the Madden-Julian Oscillation on Storm Track Activity, Surface Air Temperature, and Precipitation over North America
• Improved Hourly and Sub-Hourly Gauge Data for Assessing Precipitation Extremes in the U.S.
• Improved National Response to Climate Change: Aligning USGCRP reports and the U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit
• Improvements in the spatial representation of lakes and reservoirs in the contiguous United States for the National Water Model
• Improving Frozen Precipitation Density Estimation in Land Surface Modeling
• Improving Precipitation Forcings for the National Water Model
• In Situ Global Sea Surface Salinity and Variability from the NCEI Global Thermosalinograph Database
• Increasing Communities Capacity to Effectively Address Climate Change Through Education, Civic Engagement and Workforce Development
• Increasing the Presence of Underrepresented Minorities in the Geosciences: The Woods Hole Partnership Education Program Model and Outcomes
• Integrating Polar-Orbiting Products into the Forecast Routine for Explosive Cyclogenesis and Extratropical Transition
• Integrating Unified Gravity Wave Physics into the NOAA Next Generation Global Prediction System
• Intercomparison of Streamflow Simulations between WRF-Hydro and Hydrology Laboratory-Research Distributed Hydrologic Model Frameworks
• It Takes Two: NASA and NOAA's Shared Path of Hurricane Science Flights with the Global Hawk. Time for the Research To Operations (R2O) Transition?
• Key Findings from the U.S.-India Partnership for Climate Resilience Workshop on Development and Application of Downscaling Climate Projections
• Latest Development with the NOAA/NESDIS Satellite Snowfall Rate Product
• Localized Multi-Model Extremes Metrics for the Fourth National Climate Assessment
• Mapping the Gaps: Building a pipeline for contributing and accessing crowdsourced bathymetry data
• Maximizing the Science Output of GOES-R SUVI during Operations
• Measurements and models of CO<SUB>2</SUB> and CH<SUB>4 </SUB>Flux in the Baltimore/Washington area.
• Measuring and building resilience after big storms: Lessons learned from Super-Storm Sandy for the Harvey, Irma, Jose, and Maria coasts
• Modulation of Mid-tropospheric Methane by El Niño
• Monitoring the Variations and Extremes of Global Precipitation with the Reprocessed, Bias-Corrected CMORPH
• Monthly Sea Surface Salinity and Freshwater Flux Monitoring
• Murals as Models: Supporting NGSS three-dimensional teaching in climate change educator professional learning
• NOAA's National Air Quality Prediction and Development of Aerosol and Atmospheric Composition Prediction Components for NGGPS
• NOAA's Strategy to Improve Operational Weather Prediction Outlooks at Subseasonal Time Range
• NOAA's Undergraduate Scholarship Program Outcomes and Opportunities
• National Water Model: Providing the Nation with Actionable Water Intelligence
• Nationwide validation of ensemble streamflow forecasts from the Hydrologic Ensemble Forecast Service (HEFS) of the U.S. National Weather Service
• Nested hyper-resolution modeling of urban areas for the National Water Model - The Dallas-Fort Worth Testbed
• New Techniques for Radar Altimetry of Sea Ice and the Polar Oceans
• New watershed-based climate forecast products for hydrologists and water managers
• Observation of hydro-acoustic signal from the Balleny Islands, Ross Sea, Antarctic: Seasonal ice activities and earthquakes from Pacific-Antarctic ridge
• Observed and Projected Changes in Climate Extremes in the United States
• Observed fingerprint of a weakening Atlantic Ocean overturning circulation
• One Health: Understanding and Improving Human, Animal, and Environmental Health as a Connected System Across NOAA
• Operational Impact of Data Collected from the Global Hawk Unmanned Aircraft During SHOUT
• Parameterizing subsurface karst geology within the Noah Land Surface Model (LSM)
• Performance of the FV3-powered Next Generation Global Prediction System for Harvey and Irma, and a vision for a "beyond weather timescale" prediction system for long-range hurricane track and intensity predictions
• Potential role of salinity in ENSO and MJO predictions
• Predicting Climate-sensitive Infectious Diseases: Development of a Federal Science Plan and the Path Forward
• Preparing for Operational Use of High Priority Products from the Joint Polar Satellite System (JPSS) in Numerical Weather Prediction
• Recent Enhancements in NOAA's JPSS Land Product Suite and Key Operational Applications
• Refocusing and Evolving Subseasonal-to-Seasonal Services in NOAA's National Weather Service
• Response of Living Shorelines to Wave Energy and Sea Level rise: Short-term Resilience and Long-term Vulnerability in North Carolina
• Results from Evaluations of Gridded CrIS/ATMS Visualization for Operational Forecasting
• Science on a Sphere and Data in the Classroom: A Marriage Between Limitless Learning Experiences.
• Scientific Guidance for Rehabilitation of the Chesapeake Bay Ecosystem under the Changing Climate.
• Scientific Research &amp; Subsistence: Protocols to Ensure Co-Existence
• Sea level forecasts for Pacific Islands based on Satellite Altimetry
• Simulating Glacial Outburst Lake Releases for Suicide Basin, Mendenhall Glacier, Juneau, Alaska
• Snow Water Equivalent Variations across the western United States and its relation to of El Niño Southern Oscillation
• Socio-Economic Impacts of Space Weather and User Needs for Space Weather Information
• Spring Soil Temperature Anomalies over Northwest U.S. and later Spring-Summer Droughts/Floods over Southern Plains and Adjacent Areas
• Status of the NPP and J1 NOAA Unique Combined Atmospheric Processing System (NUCAPS): recent algorithm enhancements geared toward validation and near real time users applications.
• Studying emissions of CO<SUB>2</SUB> in the Baltimore/Washington area using airborne measurements: source attribution, flux quantification, and model comparison
• Sustained Assessment, Version n.0: Efforts of the Sustained Assessment Working Group
• Sustained Large-Scale Collective Climate Action Supported by Effective Climate Change Education Practice
• The Early Development and Evolution of the QARTOD for In-Situ Wave Measurements
• The Generic Mapping Tools 6: Classic versus Modern Mode
• The Global Heat Health Information Network (GHHIN): Putting the Pieces Together
• The Global Modeling Test Bed - Building a New National Capability for Advancing Operational Global Modeling in the United States.
• The Powell Volcano Remote Sensing Working Group Overview
• The Sea Ice for Walrus Outlook: A collaboration between scientific and Indigenous communities to support safety and food security in a changing Arctic
• The Simulations of Wildland Fire Smoke PM<SUB>25</SUB> in the NWS Air Quality Forecasting Systems
• The Social and Economic Impacts of Space Weather (US Project)
• The Subseasonal Experiment (SubX) to Advance National Weather Service Predictions for Weeks 3-4
• Through the Lens of TEK - Building GeoScience Pathways for American Indian/Alaska Native Students
• Time to quit my day job? My not-so-quiet crusade to become the funniest climate scientist at NASA
• Towards Experimental Operational Fire Weather Prediction at Subseasonal to Seasonal Scales for Alaska Using the NMME Hindcasts and Realtime Forecasts.
• Transforming Atmospheric and Remotely-Sensed Information to Hydrologic Predictability in South Asia
• Transport and Fate of Nutrients Along the U.S. East Coast
• Tropical Pacific Climate, Carbon, and Ocean Biogeochemical Response to the Central American Seaway in a GFDL Earth System Model
• Unique Observations in Hurricane Maria (2017) using the Coyote Uncrewed Aircraft System (UAS)
• Use of In-Situ and Remotely Sensed Snow Observations for the National Water Model in Both an Analysis and Calibration Framework.
• Using JPSS VIIRS Fire Radiative Power Data to Forecast Biomass Burning Emissions and Smoke Transport by the High Resolution Rapid Refresh Model
• Using Recreational Drones to Promote STEM Learning
• Using SMAP to identify structural errors in hydrologic models
• Using the CLEAN educational resource collection for building three-dimensional lessons to teach the climate system
• Utility of NCEP Operational and Emerging Meteorological Models for Driving Air Quality Prediction
• VIIRS Marine Isoprene Product and Initial Applications
• Validation and Demonstration of the NOAA Unique Combined Atmospheric Processing System (NUCAPS) in Support of User Applications
• Validation of Suomi NPP OMPS Limb Profiler Ozone Measurements
• Value of Earth Observation for Risk Mitigation
• Variability of Pseudo-Nitzschia and Domoic Acid Along the U.S. West Coast
• WRF-Hydro Simulated Spatiotemporal Characteristics of Streamflow Extremes over the CONUS during 1993-2016 and Possible Connections with Climate Variability
• What We Do Not Yet Know About Global Ocean Depths, and How Satellite Altimetry Can Help
• Workforce and graduate school outcomes of NOAA's Educational Partnership Program
• a Novel Approach to Retrieve Arctic Sea Ice Thickness for Prediction and Analysis
• ­Effects of model resolution and parameterizations on the simulations of clouds, precipitation, and their interactions with aerosols
• 1D and 2D Hydrodynamic Modeling of Riverine-Estuary System under Extreme Storms: A Case Study of Delaware Bay/River Basin
• 6-axis Robot for Absolute Antenna Calibration at the US National Geodetic Survey
• A Conventional Observation Reanalysis for Climate Monitoring at NCEP
• A Coupled Ocean, Wave, Hydrologic, Riverine Flow Model for Delaware Bay/River Basin: Analysis of Hurricanes Irene, Isabel and Sandy
• A Cross-Scale, Hydro-Meteorological Forecast Evaluation of National Water Model Forecasts of the May 2018 Ellicott City, MD Flood
• A HYSPLIT-based fire emission inverse modeling system for smoke forecast
• A Hierarchical, Synoptic, and Dynamic Seascape Framework for Observing and Understanding Pelagic Biodiversity
• A Model for Science Communication Based on Teacher Research Immersion: A 10 Year Reflection on the Impact of ANDRILL ARISE
• A NOAA Program Supporting Teacher-Scientist-Student Interactions: Exploring Geoscience in an Alaskan Yup'ik Village
• A New Harmonized Multi-City Greenhouse Gas Data Product and its Applications
• A Satellite Snowfall Rate Product and Its Applications
• A Survey of Seasonal Variations of Internal Tide in the Gulf of Maine through in-situ Observations
• A parameterization with a constrained potential energy conversion rate of vertical mixing due to Langmuir turbulence
• A soft computing approach based on the atmospheric and geophysical information to rescale remotely sensed satellite soil moisture data
• Absolute Radiometric Calibration of the VIIRS DNB HGS with the Ground Based Automated Accurate Active Light Source (AALS): Early Results
• Ad-Hoc Ceilometer Evaluation Study (ACES): Lidar/Ceilometer Mixing Layer Heights and Network
• Advances in STAR Integrated Calibration/Validation System Long-Term Monitoring
• Advances in state of the art in tropical cyclone forecasts for storm size and structure using operational HWRF
• Advancing Best Practices for the Analysis of the Vulnerability of Military Installations in the Pacific Basin to Coastal Flooding under a Changing Climate
• Air Pollution Source Apportionment in a Coastal Transition Zone Using a Combination of Pollutant Monitoring Techniques During the OWLETS-2 Field Campaign
• Air-Sea CO<SUB>2</SUB> Fluxes in the Southern Ocean: Lessons Learned From the Comparison Between Models and SOCCOM Data
• Alternative predictors for forecasting drought conditions over Continental United States
• An Analysis of Bathymetric Sounding Density to Inform Ocean Mapping Strategies
• An Analysis of Oceanographic Data Availability via GOES Satellite Transmissions
• An Analysis of the Uncertainties in Precipitation Season Forecasts over the US West Coast
• An Assessment of Sentinel-3A Measurements and Fully-Focused SAR Processing over Arctic Sea Ice
• An Assessment of the Impact of an Enhanced Suite of NOAA JPSS Active Fire Products on Rapid Refresh Smoke Models
• An Early Warning System for Marine Flooding of Reef-Lined Islands
• An Evaluation of Fully Focused SAR Altimetry for Coastal Applications
• An Increase in Tropical Cyclone Intensification
• An Integrated Approach to Ocean Acidification Research and Monitoring: Using Observations and Models to Support the Alaskan Blue Economy
• An Overview of Integrated Calibration/Validation System (ICVS) for Cross-track Infrared Sounder (CrIS)
• An Overview of the U.S.-India Partnership for Climate Resilience
• An open-source tool to enable regional and field-scale ET estimates from Big Data
• Application for the Routine Evaluation of Operational Hydrologic Forecasts
• Application of ESMF/NUOPC Coupled Framework for Total Water Level Studies
• Application of the NWM Nowcasting for Drought Monitoring
• Applications and Future Directions of Information Content Metrics in Shortwave Cloud Remote Sensing
• Architecting a High-Demand Image Service for GOES-16
• Assessing Climate Vulnerability and Adaptation Options in Northeast U. S. Fishing Communities
• Assessing Downscaled High Resolution SMAP Soil Moisture Data Products for Potential Applications in the National Water Model
• Assessing Implications of Thin-Layer Sediment Deposition on Belowground Carbon Balances in Coastal Salt Marshes
• Assessing Probabilistic Forecasts of S2S Climate Extremes Using the NMME
• Assessing climate risks and adaptation opportunities in the Southeast U.S. as part of the Fourth National Climate Assessment
• Assessing geomorphic change from increasing flood frequency and magnitude using stream gage data and aerial imagery
• Assessing the uncertainty in the aircraft-based mass balance estimation of CO<SUB>2</SUB> emissions from the Baltimore-Washington area: Comparison of top-down estimates to various bottom-up inventories
• Assessment of Climate Impacts on Oceans and Marine Resources of the United States
• Assimilating DART Data into an Upgrade of VDatum for the US West Coast
• Baltimore and Beijing: A tale of two cities
• Belonging: A Documentary Short and Facilitated Conversation on the Academic, Emotional, Social, Political, and Cultural, Hurdles to STEM Fields for People of Color
• Benefits of Reduced Premature Mortality from Decreases in PM<SUB>2.5 </SUB>and O<SUB>3</SUB> in the United States from 1999 to 2015
• Breaking Down Barriers to Entry for Underrepresented Minorities: A Case Study of NOAA's Hollings Undergraduate Scholarship Program
• Bringing citizen science efforts into coastal acidification monitoring
• Business Disruption Associated with Extreme Events and Pathways to Planning for more Robust Recovery
• CO<SUB>2</SUB> flux inversions in the Washington DC / Baltimore metropolitan area: FLAGG-MD 2016 flight campaign
• Calibration and Validation of GOES-R ABI
• Calibration of JPSS-1 and Suomi NPP Advanced Technology Microwave Sounders
• Celebrating 10 years of NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer Mapping Program: A look back on achievements and lessons learned
• Change in future climate due to Antarctic meltwater
• Characterization of Air Quality in Bangkok Metropolitan Region (BMR), Thailand
• Chemical Weather Forecast: Online Inclusion of Chemical Component into NOAA's Next Generation Global Prediction System (NGGPS)
• Classification of Arctic Sea Ice Surface Types During the Melt Season in High-Resolution IceBridge Imagery
• Climate Services Toolkit Coordination, Development, and Implementation
• Co-production of science for decision making: the NOAA RISA Network
• Collaborating with Fishers and Divers to Detect Shifts in the Distribution of Marine Species: The Value of Citizen Science and Community Engagement
• Collaboration is Key: Community-driven exploration of deep-sea habitats off the Southeastern United States in support of science and management priorities
• Communicating Science to Policymakers and Policy to Scientists: Engaging the Ocean Science Community in Ecosystem-Based Management
• Community Resilience Education - What Have We Learned from Practice Thus Far?
• Comparing Ocean Boundary Vertical Mixing Schemes with Langmuir Turbulence
• Comparing Satellite Architecture Studies Using Standard Taxonomy Approach
• Coronal Imaging Campaign with Solar UltraViolet Imager (SUVI)
• Current State of the global operational aerosol multi-model ensemble: an update from the International Cooperative for Aerosol Prediction (ICAP)
• Customizing the National Water Model to meet Regional Needs for Water Prediction
• Deriving and Visualizing Hydrologic Intelligence in Real-Time using NOAA's National Water Model
• Determining IGLD (1985) Heights at Great Lakes Seasonal Water Level Stations in Preparation for IGLD (2020)
• Developing Capabilities for Analysis in the Arctic within the NOAA NWS Local Climate Analysis Tool
• Developing Skill Assessment and Performance Metrics for the National Ocean Service's Operational Storm Surge Model Forecasting Systems.
• Developing an integrated climatology of global aerosol properties from a constellation of LEO and GEO satellite observations.
• Developing new watershed-based climate forecast products for water managers
• Developing the Fourth National Climate Assessment: Process and Best Practices
• Development and Implementation of the NCEI Common Access Order Fulfillment and Data Service as part of the Mission Data Management System
• Development and Operational Testing of the Cook Inlet Operational Forecast System (CIOFS)
• Development of Events-Driven Chemical Lateral Boundary Conditions (LBC) in Support of NOAA Air Quality Forecast Prediction
• Development of Formaldehyde Products from the OMPS Instruments on Suomi-NPP and NOAA-20
• Development of Prototype National Water Model Soil Moisture Products for Drought Monitoring
• Development of a biomass burning smoke prediction system including near-real time constraints on emissions over the Western U.S.
• Direct Observations of Pollution Gradients Within the Chesapeake Bay Watershed: Overview of the Ozone Water-Land Environmental Transition Study-2 (OWLETS-2)
• Discussion of the Geoid to Quasigeoid Separation and its Relationship to Leveled Heights a case study in Colorado with a full extension to CONUS
• Downscaled Precipitation Sensitivity to Gridded Observation Data and Downscaling Technique
• Drought variability and trends over the Central United States
• Dust storm detection with GOES-R ABI over North America: Comparison against ground observations in the 2017 dust season
• E/V Nautilus Mapping and Exploration of North Pacific Seamounts during Expeditions in 2017 and 2018.
• East Asian Monsoon as a predictor of U.S. Great Plains Heat Waves
• Effect of including model uncertainties in HYSPLIT inverse modeling
• Effects of Spatial Resolution on a Distributed Hydrologic Model through Dynamical Forcings: Flood Extent and Depth in Low Gradient Watersheds
• Emissions, Transport, and Chemistry of Smoke from the Oct. 2017 Northern California Fires
• Employing Seasonal Climate Forecasts to Develop Useful Products for Fire Managers in Alaska
• Engagement strategies at NOAA's Climate.gov
• Engaging Citizen Scientists in Ocean Exploration with Ocean Video Lab
• Enhanced Inundation Products to Deliver Real-Time Coastal Water Level &amp; Meteorological Data for the 2018 Tropical Season
• Enterprise LST Algorithm Development and Its Evaluation on NOAA-20 VIIRS Data
• Estimating sedimentation rates near Chesapeake Bay and Delmarva Peninsula and the associated implications for survey priorities
• Estimating surface temperature change over Tibetan Plateau using satellite land surface temperature and top of atmosphere radiation
• Estimation of Evapotranspiration and Gross Primary Productivity via Variational Assimilation of Remotely Sensed Land Surface Temperature and Leaf Area Index
• Estimation of Sea Ice Albedo from SNPP/NOAA-20 VIIRS
• Estimation of Turbulent Heat Fluxes over Different Sites with Contrasting Climate and Vegetation Conditions via Variational Assimilation of Air Temperature and Specific Humidity
• Estimation of instantaneous and daily solar radiation using an optimization-based method: from MODIS to VIIRS
• Evaluating Gridded Precipitation Analysis Forcings for the National Water Model
• Evaluating Precipitation Impact on the National Water Model Soil Moisture
• Evaluating the Potential for Forecasts of Opportunity and of Extremes on Subseasonal Timescales using SubX
• Evaluation of FV3GFS and FV3Meso Meteorological Predictions for Multi-scale Air Quality Applications
• Evaluation of HRRR Smoke Forecast using SNPP VIIRS Aerosol Products
• Evaluation of W Phase CMT based PTWC Real-Time Tsunami Forecast Model using DART observations: Events of the last Decade
• Evaluation of a SAR-Based Oil Detection Algorithm
• Evaluation of surface temperature-based precipitation correction procedure to improve the 3- and 6-M SPI forecasts at near real-time by improving the sample size of observations
• Evaluation of the NOAA Enterprise Aerosol Optical Depth Algorithm Applied to GOES-16 ABI
• Evaluation of the SubX Reforecast Skill under Real-time Considerations
• Evaluation of turbulent mixing in HYSPLIT using measurements from controlled tracer experiments
• Evaluation of using High Resolution SAR Imagery to Monitor Glacier Dammed Lakes
• Evapotranspiration measurements using a new fast-response relative humidity probe
• Evolution of the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center's Operational Procedures for Hawaíi Local Earthquakes in Response to New Eruptive Activity at Kīlauea Volcano
• Flood inundation mapping using bathymetry-adjusted HAND model
• Forecasting Dust Emissions from Regional to Global Scale using Satellite Data
• Forecasting Local Tsunamis with GNSS Earthquake Source Products
• Forward Scattering 'Radar of Opportunity' aboard the PAZ Satellite: Sensing of Heavy Precipitation and Synergies with GPM and other Precipitation Radars
• Fourth National Climate Assessment - Coastal Effects Chapter
• From Short-term to Long-term Awards: Lessons Learned in Co-production of Actionable Science for the Gulf of Mexico
• From Technology Demonstration to Science Mission: MicroMAS-2 and TROPICS
• GEONEX: A NASA-NOAA collaboration for producing land surface products from geostationary sensors using cloud computing
• GEONEX: Enhancing Real-time Active Fire Detections from GOES-16/ABI data using Machine Learning
• GOES-16 ABI L1b Product Maturity Status and Future
• GOES-17 Post-Launch Testing Summary and Results
• GSICS References for Monitoring Geostationary and Polar Instruments
• Geomorphic response to dam removals on the lower Penobscot River, Maine, USA
• Geostationary Lightning Mapper Status and Plans
• Global Changes in Mesoscale Eddy Kinetic Energy under Greenhouse Warming
• Global Fluctuations of the Carbonate Compensation Depth during the Greenhouse-Icehouse Transition (43-32 Ma)
• Global bathymetry at 15 arc seconds resolution with implications for the isostatic compensation of geological features in the MH370 survey area
• Google Charts JSON Data Tables directly from ERDDAP
• Greenhouse Gas Emissions from New York City Based on Airborne Mass Balance Experiments
• Harnessing forecast skill from SubX and the MJO for sub-seasonal prediction of North American climate
• Heat Warning Decision Support System Enhancements in New York State Using Satellite Derived Estimates of Air Temperature
• Highlights from the Fourth National Climate Assessment: Climate Effects on U.S. International Interests
• Historical Changes in Extreme Floods in the United States
• How Long Will It Take To Identify Trends In Tropical Cyclones?
• Hurricane Forecast Improvement Program (HFIP): Plans to transition HWRF to FV3 based system
• Hydrologic Classification as a New Approach to Parameter Regionalization for the National Water Model
• Hydrologic Operational Evaluation Reporting System for the National Water Model
• Hyper-Resolution Flood Inundation Modeling: Use of Surveyed High Water Marks in the Evaluation of Hyper-Resolution Hydrologic Models
• Hyper-Resolution Flood Inundation Modeling: a NOAA/NWS Path Forward
• Identifying Trends in Tsunami Coastal Hazards Along the Cascadia Subduction Zone Through Synthetic Testing
• Impact Study of the Assimilation of Surface Sensitive Microwave Radiances in the GEOS
• Impact of Satellite Sea Surface Salinity Observations on ENSO Predictions from the GMAO S2S Forecast System
• Impact of South Pacific Subtropical Dipole Mode on the Equatorial Pacific
• Impacts of Wave Driven Ocean Mixing in a Coupled Ocean Model
• Impacts of initial conditions on TC forecasts in GFDL fvGFS
• Improve Earth Data Discovery through Deep Query Understanding
• Improving Aerosol Optical Depth Retrieval over Dark Land Targets from Multispectral Satellite Observations
• Improving NOAA's transition of Research and Development through policy, programming, and performance management tools
• Improving Precipitation Type Detection from Satellite Passive Microwave Observations
• Improving Predictive Capabilities for Disruptive Events: A multi-agency partnership
• Improving SNPP VIIRS Fire Radiative Power (FRP) Product using S5P TROPOMI and NUCAPS CO Retrievals
• Incorporation of STILT features into HYSPLIT
• Increases in surprising ocean temperatures will challenge the limits of ecosystems and people to adapt
• Initial Demonstration of Polar Satellite Microwave and GPSRO Data Climate Monitoring Using GRUAN Measurements
• Initial global dispersion and microphysical variation of the 1991 Mount Pinatubo cloud: A ground-based lidar and interactive modelling analysis.
• Initial impacts of the Hurricane Sentinel glider fleet deployed during the 2018 hurricane season
• Inter-comparison of CRTM and RTTOV to support JPSS Satellite Data Calibration
• Interfacing National Water Model Physics with Abstract Software Modules
• International Post-Tsunami Survey for Tsunami Palu-Donggala (ITST-Palu)
• Investigation of flood modeling and inundation mapping techniques for Hurricane Harvey using the WRF-Hydro modeling framework
• Investigation of the trends in ambient ethane, in the Baltimore-Washington region (BWR) - natural gas leaks or upwind fracking?
• It Takes a Village: Coastal Ocean Monitoring and Forecasting - Harmful Algal Blooms are the Perfect Poster Child for Cooperative Efforts
• It's all different now. Implications of the unprecedented Bering Sea conditions and where we go from here.
• JPSS Sea Surface Temperature Reanalysis
• JPSS/STAR ICVS Severe Event Watch System Development and Applications
• Joint Polar Satellite System (JPSS) Proving Ground and Risk Reduction Activities and the NWS Alaska Region - A partnership success
• Know Before You Go: Rip current science, forecasting and communication at NOAA
• LAPSE-RATE: Advancement of Science and Technology during the 2018 ISARRA Flight Week
• Land and Ocean Extreme Precipitation Response to Climate Change in CMIP5 and preliminary CMIP6 Model Outputs
• Land cover and land-use change are important drivers of global climate change and can have both positive and negative feedbacks on the climate system
• Large influence of soil moisture on the terrestrial carbon cycle
• Learning from Ecosystem-Based Science and Management to Inform Water Resource Planning and Policy in a Changing Environment
• Measurements of nitrogen and carbon fluxes over coastal salt marsh ecosystem in the northeastern U.S. using eddy covariance systems
• Mechanisms Driving Bottom Temperature Predictability off Washington-Oregon Coast - Do They Differ from the Surface?
• Mechanisms of ENSO Sensitivity to Volcanic Forcing and Atmospheric Noise
• Meteorological Drivers of Rapid Wildfire Growth in Alaska's Boreal Forest
• Meteorological Observations of the Alaska Transportable Array
• Mixing in the Orkney Passage Overflow
• Modeling Concentrations of Resuspended Volcanic Ash
• Modeling nutrient runoff given the Runoff Risk Advisory Forecast (RRAF) in the Great Lakes Region
• Modeling tidal datums and spatially varying uncertainties in New York Bight, Hudson River, Long Island Sound, and Narragansett Bay
• Monitoring the Location and Evolution of Wildfires and Smoke during Summer 2018 using High Resolution Observations from the GOES-16, SNPP, and NOAA-20 Satellites
• Mortality during Hurricane Sandy: the Effects of Waterfront Flood Protection on Staten Island, New York
• Multi-platform observations of dust storm activity over Southwestern United States: Long-term trend, climate drivers and societal impacts
• Multi-variate evaluation of the NOAA National Water Model
• NCA4 U.S. Caribbean Regional Chapter
• NCEI's Environmental Data: History in the Archive
• NES-LTER: A New Long Term Ecological Research Site on the Northeast U.S. Shelf
• NEXRAD weather radar coverage and National Weather Service Flash Flood Warning Performance.
• NOAA Operational products from S-NPP and NOAA-20 Ozone Mapping and Profiler Suite (OMPS)
• NOAA's National Water Model: An Update on Model Activities and Related Initiatives
• NOAA's Next Generation Global Prediction System Progress
• NOAA/NCEI data assembly center for NOAA/OMAO's ship and aircraft fleet
• NWS Regional and Local Climate - Informed Decision Support Services
• National Water Model Community Collaboration and Engagement: A Software Development Approach
• Natural Infrastructure Metrics Workgroup: Framework, Metrics, and Suggestions for Agencies and Academics to Measure Coastal Resilience Performance and Effectiveness
• Nested hyper-resolution modeling for the National Water Model - The Dallas-Fort Worth Testbed
• Not Just Chance: Ocean and Atmospheric Factors in the Record Low Bering Sea Ince Winter of 2017-2018 and effects on health and safety
• Objective Integration Soil Moisture Satellite Observations and Model Simulations toward a Blended Drought Index
• Ocean Acidification: Are Feeding Rates Affected in Marine Bivalves.
• Ocean Circulation Causes Strong Variability in Mid-Atlantic Bight Net Community Production
• Ocean acidification in the Pacific Arctic Region: Attribution and impacts.
• Operational Ocean Reanalysis at NCEP: Upgrading from 1 degree MOM3 GODAS to ¼ degree MOM6 Hybrid-GODAS
• Our Changing Climate: National Climate Assessment NCA4 Vol. 2, Chapter 2
• Overview of the JPSS Proving Ground Initiatives
• Performance of 2018 real-time HMON-based hurricane ensemble forecast system and sensitivities of HMON to physics schemes
• Performance of Linear Fit SO2 algorithm on NOAA-20 OMPS retrieval
• Persistence of NOAA's Hollings and EPP Undergraduate Scholars in the Geosciences Education and Workforce
• Physical and Biological Implications of Eddy Signatures in the Benguela and California Current Regions
• Preliminary Evaluation of GOES-16 ABI Aerosol Optical Depth Product
• Preliminary Evaluation of GOES-16 Active Fire Product using Landsat-8 and VIIRS I-band and M-band Active Fire Data in the Southeastern Conterminous United States
• Prioritizing aquatic science and applications needs in the Chesapeake Bay for a space-borne hyperspectral mission
• Propagating Novel Turbulent Heat Flux Measurements Into Extreme Lake Weather Event and Water Supply Forecasting Systems
• Propagation of Tsunami-Induced Infragravity Waves
• Radiance-based Validation for NOAA-20/VIIRS and GOES-16/ABI Land Surface Temperature Product
• Rapidly-updating high-resolution predictions of smoke, visibility and smoke-weather interactions using the satellite fire products within the Rapid Refresh and High-Resolution Rapid Refresh coupled with Smoke (RAP/HRRR-Smoke) modeling system
• Real-Time Monitoring of Sub-Seasonal Variations of Sea-surface Salinity and Freshwater Flux
• Real-time Ensemble Streamflow Predictions for a 2017 Mock Operations Test of Forecast Informed Reservoir Operations for a Multi-Purpose Reservoir in Northern California
• Recent Advancements for NOAA's Time-Dependent Geoid Undulation Model and Geoid Monitoring Service (GeMS)
• Recent Updates to the NOAA National Air Quality Forecast Capability Operational Model
• Recent measurements of ozone, aerosols, and precursors over the Chesapeake Bay and Long Island sound areas
• Record Warming Global Mean Surface Temperature in 2014-2016 Related to Large Oceanic Heat Releases
• Reducing Coastal Flood Impacts Through Improved Seasonal Predictions
• Reducing Risks Through Emissions Mitigation: National Climate Assessment NCA4 Vol 2, Chapter 29
• Regional Runoff Risk Tools for Nutrient Reduction in Great Lakes States
• Regionally Dynamic, Appropriate and Secure Native Food Systems
• Relationships between the Extratropical Stratospheric Circulation and MJO Teleconnections on S2S Timescales
• Representing Anthropogenic Processes in the National Water Model: A Machine Learning Approach to Reservoir Operations
• Research Experience for Undergraduates: Understanding the Arctic as a System
• Response of Antarctic Sea Ice to Climate Change: Insight from a Suite of Climate Models
• Revealing and Assessing Statistical Downscaling and Bias Correction Method Uncertainties
• River Response to Large-Dam Removal in a Mediterranean Hydroclimatic Setting: Carmel River, California, USA
• Runtime NH<SUB>3</SUB> Emission Estimates using the Surface Tiled Aerosol and Gaseous Exchange (STAGE) Dry Deposition Option in the Community Multiscale Air Quality (CMAQ) Model v5.3
• Satellite detection of dry and wet snow conditions for improving snowmelt flood forecasts in the Red River basin of the North
• Satellite-Based Daily PM<SUB>2.5</SUB> Estimates During Fire Seasons in Colorado
• Scaling Remotely Sensed Surface Temperatures of Forests and Melting Snow
• Science Diplomacy Through Science Assessment and Knowledge Co-Production in Alaska and the Arctic
• Second Generation CMORPH: An Integrated Global Satellite Precipitation Product Infused with JPSS Retrievals
• Second Generation CMORPH: Evaluation of 1<SUP>st</SUP> Year Real-time Production
• Simulating Glacial Outburst Lake releases for Suicide Basin, Mendenhall Glacier, Juneau, Alaska
• Simulations of Wildland Fire Smoke PM<SUB>25</SUB> in the NWS Air Quality Forecasting System
• Skip the Parsing Blues: Interoperable Data Delivery from Observing Platforms
• Smoke, Heatwaves and Ozone: A Historic Air Pollution Episode in the San Francisco Bay Area Captured by a Prototype of the Re-designed EPA Photochemical Assessment Monitoring System
• Space Weather: Communicating a Frontier of Discovery
• Speciated Atmospheric Mercury Measurements at the Mauna Loa, Hawaii AMNet Site: Patterns, Trends, and Sources
• Status of the GOES-R Land Surface Temperature Product
• Subseasonal and Seasonal Prediction at NOAA: Plans and Prospects
• Subseasonal prediction of heat events across the US: status at the CPC, skill, limitations, future steps
• Successes and challenges of interdisciplinary ocean acidification research and monitoring in Alaska: an integrated approach for supporting the Alaskan blue economy
• Surface PM2.5 Estimates from GOES and VIIRS AOD over the United States
• Surveying Deep-Sea Coral and Sponge Communities on an Unexplored, Enigmatic Seamount Trail North of the Central Hawaiian Ridge
• TPOS 2020: Evolving the Tropical Pacific Observing System
• The 2018 OUTREACH Expedition as a case study bridging the science-policy boundary to foster international collaborations, identify priorities and enhance pan-Arctic connectivity
• The Analysis of Record for Calibration: A High-Resolution Precipitation and Surface Weather Dataset for the United States
• The Atmospheric River Tracking Method Intercomparison Project (ARTMIP): Quantifying the Uncertainties in Atmospheric River Climatology and Impacts
• The Challenge Of Ocean Acidification Attribution to Tropical Caribbean Reef Ecosystem Decline
• The Continuing Impact of ANDRILL ARISE on Educators and Scientists: Survey Results
• The Deadly Montecito Post-Fire Debris Flow of January 9, 2018 and the Successes and Challenges of Post-Fire Debris-Flow Prediction and Early Warning
• The Evolution and Status of The 2017 Northern Plains Drought and The Ongoing Southern Drought.
• The Experimental Geoid 2018 Computation at NGS
• The Fourth National Climate Assessment: Human Health
• The Fourth National Climate Assessment: Midwest
• The Fourth National Climate Assessment: Summary Findings and Overview
• The Fourth U.S. National Climate Assessment: Alaska
• The Fourth U.S. National Climate Assessment: Climate Effects on U.S. International Interests
• The Fourth U.S. National Climate Assessment: Hawai'i and the Pacific Islands region
• The Global Distribution of Small Seamounts along SARAL/AltiKa Altimeter Tracks
• The Gulf of Mexico is America's Sea: The Need for Improved Monitoring of Our Coastline for Public Health, Safety and Well Being
• The Influence of Anthropogenic VOCs in Regions that are Minimally Influenced by the Terrestrial Biosphere and their Role in Ozone Production
• The Joint Polar Satellite System Calibration and Validation Program
• The NOAA Unique Combined Atmospheric Processing System (NUCAPS). Algorithm updates geared towards users applications and first light results from NUCAPS NOAA-20.
• The NOAA-20 CrIS SDR Validated Product
• The National Integrated Heat Health Information System (NIHHIS): Understanding user needs and decisions at the local to regional scale
• The New Five-Year Federal Strategic Plan in STEM Education: What's in it for Science?
• The New Normal for the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center: Monitoring the Eruptive Activity of Kīlauea Volcano
• The Operational Climate Services Development Paradigm for the NWS Weather-Ready Nation Mission
• The Sixth Annual Flash Flood and Intense Rainfall Experiment: Synthesizing Atmospheric and Hydrologic Guidance for Short Range (6-24 Hour) Probabilistic Excessive Rainfall Forecasts
• The Testing of Dynamical and Canonical Tools For Prediction in the Day 8-10 Forecast Period at the Weather Prediction Center Hydrometeorological Testbed
• The Unexplored Frontier: Translating the Science of Ocean Exploration
• The Value of Information (VOI): Using GRACE-based river flow forecasts to improve flood protection and emergency measures
• The West Coast Operational Forecast System: using HF radar surface currents for skill assessment and assimilation
• The impacts of climate change on ecosystems, ecosystem services, and biodiversity in the United States
• The importance of wind in modulating Karenia brevis blooms along southwest coast of Florida: an observation-modeling synthesis
• The important role of international standards in transforming maritime data into usable information for e-Navigation: methods and application
• The intersection between climate, health, and migration in Hawaíi and the Republic of the Marshall Islands
• The role of mass exchange between equatorial and off-equatorial central Pacific in the onset of second year La Nina events
• Thermal Stress and Bleaching in Coral Reef Communities during the 2014-2016 Caribbean Bleaching Event
• Time-varying emulator for short- and long-term analysis of coastal flooding: TESLA flood
• Timescales of channel response to dam removal: observations from 10 years of studying the Souhegan River, New Hampshire
• To mix, or not to mix, that is the question: analysis of heat and carbon uptake across different resolutions in GFDL's OMIP and OMIP-BGC simulations
• Towards a Community Based Unified Forecast System - Effective Methods for Community Research Transition to Operations
• Towards a Unified and Coherent Land Surface Temperature Earth System Data Record from Geostationary Satellites
• Towards real-time water quality forecasts for streams of the United States
• Tracking Geomorphic Change and Downstream Progress of Sediment Released by Removal of Bloede Dam, Lower Patapsco River, Maryland
• Transport Across the Southern Ocean Fronts by Mesoscale Eddies: A Comparison Between Models and Observations
• Treatment of artificial ponding in numerical simulation of salt marsh hydrodynamics
• Tropical Cyclone Forecasts at GFDL—Past, Present and Future
• Tundra Fires in Alaska: A Weather Perspective
• UNESCO IOC CARIBE EWS Tsunami Ready Pilot Program
• Update to the NOAA NCEI Blended Global Sea Surface Winds Product and Services
• Updating the International Great Lakes Datum
• Updating the NOAA AMSR2 Operational Precipitation Algorithm
• Urban Air Temperature Model Using GOES-16 LST and a Diurnal Regressive NeuralNetwork Algorithm
• Use of NOAA Coral Reef Watch Ecoforecasts by Resource Managers During the 2014-2017 Global Coral Bleaching Event
• Use of Remotely Sensed Snow Observations for National Water Model Analysis.
• Using Observations and Models to Develop Integrated Tidal Current Products
• Using Visualization Science to Improve Expert and Public Understanding of Probabilistic Temperature and Precipitation Forecasts
• Using the US Climate Reference Network to Improve Gridded Soil Moisture Products over the Conterminous US
• Utilizing Multibeam Sonar Water Column Data to Interpret Fish Populations and Structure Over Shallow-Water Historic Wrecks.
• Utilizing differential Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) techniques to accelerate the establishment of preliminary ties between National Water Level Observation Network (NWLON) stations and Continuously Operating Reference Stations (CORS)
• Validation and Improvement of a Blended Sea Surface Temperature Analysis using Recent Buoy Observations in the Arctic
• Validation of Ensemble Streamflow Forecasts from the Hydrologic Ensemble Forecast Service (HEFS)
• Validation of NOAA-20 OMPS Radiance Products Using Model Simulations and Collocated SNPP and TROPOMI Ozone Products
• Validation of the SNPP NOAA Unique Combined Atmospheric Processing System (NUCAPS) Carbon Trace Gas Products
• Valuing Natural Habitats for Enhancing Coastal Resilience
• Visualizing a Decade of Change in the Arctic Sea Ice Cover
• Was the North American Extreme Climate in Winter 2013/14 a SST forced Response?
• Water: Fourth U.S. National Climate Assessment (NCA4) Volume 2, Chapter 3
• Why it is so Difficult to Predict Southern California Precipitation
• Winter Monsoon Extremes over the Deccan Plateau Associated with the Siberian High
• Workforce and graduate school outcomes of NOAA's Educational Partnership Program
• "Pounding A Dendritic Peg into a Square Hole" - National Weather Service Impacts Based Decision Support Services role in Federal Agency Led Incident Response
• A Proposed Data Exchange File Format for Vertical Ties to GNSS at Tide Gauges
• A Study on Parsimonious Models in Catchments Generating Saturation Excess Runoff
• A Tool for Remote Calibration of Web-Based Surfcams
• A comparison of global scale FV3 versus regional scale NAM meteorological drivers for regional air quality forecasting
• A four-dimensional approach for restoring thermal diversity in regulated rivers
• A new metrics package for ENSO evaluation in CMIP models
• Accessing Near Real Time Air Quality Products via AerosolWatch
• Adding Value to Broad-scale Ocean Exploration Mapping Data Through Standardized Geomorphic Classification and Backscatter Data Analysis
• Advances in STAR Integrated Calibration/Validation System (ICVS)
• Advances, insights, and ecological application of thermal research in Pacific Northwest rivers
• Advancing CrIS and ABI Inter-comparison Applicable for JSTAR Integrated Calibration/Validation System
• Advancing the Integrated Calibration and Validation System (ICVS) for Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS)
• Aerogravity in Antarctica - a multi-instrument, multi-platform comparison of capabilities
• Air quality and aerosol predictions at NOAA/National Weather Service
• Aircraft Observations of High Concentrations of CFC-11 and CFC-12 over Hebei Province, China in Spring 2016
• An Analysis of Heavy Multi-day Precipitation Events In CMIP6 Model Simulations in Support of the Fifth National Climate Assessment
• An Evapotranspiration Data Product at 2km resolution from NOAA GOES-16
• An Investigation of Global Ensemble System for Subseasonal Forecast
• An accidental seep on the Gulf of Mexico continental shelf
• An emerging international network focused on permafrost coastal systems in transition
• Analysis of the trends in ambient ethane and methane in the Baltimore-Washington region
• Anthropogenic VOCs in the Washington-New York City Airshed and their Role in Ozone Production
• Assessing Runoff Risk to Support Nutrient Application Timing Using a Hybrid of Physically-based and Statistical Models—an Application of National Water Model
• Assessing the Impact of Altered Peak Flow Regimes on Salmon Populations
• Assessment of rapid earthquake source characterizations for local tsunami forecasting along the Cascadia subduction zone
• Atmospheric Gravity Wave Sources Correlated with Resolved-scale GW Activity and Sub-grid Scale Parameterization in the FV3gfs Model
• Atmospheric ammonia measurements over a coastal salt marsh ecosystem along the Mid-Atlantic U.S.
• Being Weather Ready Starts with Being Climate-Smart
• Bias Correction Algorithm for GOES Aerosol Optical Depth (AOD) Retrievals
• Bringing new life to harmful algal bloom prediction after crossing the valley of death
• Can SMART cables—a real-time, deep-ocean sensor network—improve tsunami-hazard assessment? Yes!
• Can high-resolution satellite information help improve our understanding of the water cycle over complex terrain?
• Challenges and Opportunities to Building a More Diverse Workforce in the Geosciences.
• Challenges in Distinguishing and Forecasting Volcanic Ash Following a Major Eruption of Raikoke Volcano, June 2019.
• Changes in the magnitude and spatial pattern of reduced nitrogen deposition due to SOx and NOx reductions in the U.S.
• Characterization and Application of JPSS Products in Biomass Burning Studies
• Characterizing PM2.5 during the 2018 California wildfire season using GOES-16 data
• Climate Correction of Radiosonde Temperature Biases in the Lower Stratosphere using GPS RO data
• Climate Process Team: Improvement of ocean component of NOAA Climate Forecast System relevant to MJO simulations
• Combining Satellite Remote Sensing and Numerical Modelling to Improve the Representation of Atmospheric Dust in Aerosol Models
• Combining a stochastic climate emulator with surrogate models of dynamic coastal simulators to drive coastal flood impacts research
• Comparison of tropospheric ozone vertical profiles between NASA ozone lidars and NOAA's National Air Quality Forecasting Capability (NAQFC) model
• Covering the TRMM and GPM Eras with IMERG
• Crafting Effective Policy for Basic and Applied Ocean Research: A History of US Ocean Science Policy
• Dependence of Hurricane Track Forecasts on the Spectral Representation of Cumulus Convection
• Developing High-Resolution Channel to Basin-Scale Unstructured Grid Hydrodynamic Models for Tide/Storm Predictions in the US East and Gulf of Mexico Coasts
• Developing the us National Plan for Tsunami Disaster Impact Assessments
• Development of Level 3 Land Surface Temperature Product for JPSS Mission
• Development of a Fast-Response Volcanic SO<SUB>2</SUB> Prediction System: A Study for the 2018 Mt. Kilauea Eruption using a Chemical Transport Model and Satellite Data
• Development of an Evaluation Baseline for Tracking Progress and Transitions of Priority NOAA Research and Development Areas
• Distinct Turbulence Structures in Stably Stratified Boundary Layers with Weak and Strong Surface Shear
• ENSO Modulation and Mean State Interactions Revisited: Implications for the Early 2000s Regime Shift
• EarthLive, a NOAA GOES Imagery Service, Pushing the Near Real Time Technology Boundaries by Using Tile Services in the Cloud
• Earthquake Source Parameters, Rapid Estimates for Tsunami Forecasts and Warnings.
• Ecosystem response to the removal of two large dams in the Pacific Northwest
• Emissions, Transport, and Chemistry of Smoke from Western U.S. Wildfires
• Enhancement of the National Water Model Forecast Predictions by Establishing Correlations in Reservoir Release Datasets with Low Flow Conditions
• Ensemble Logistic Regression to Forecast and Monitor Different Phases of Drought over Contiguous United States
• Environmental Data Records Long Term Monitoring System and its Applications for the Disaster Monitoring
• Errors in the Tendency of Niño-3.4 from Northern Hemisphere Spring to Winter
• Evaluating the Effects of Forecast Lead Time on Streamflow and Inundation Predictions in Brays Bayou, Houston, Texas through Coupled Hydrologic-Hydraulics Models
• Evaluation of Meteorological Ensemble Forecast Processor (MEFP) using inputs, parameters, and outputs at various times of day
• Evaluation of Wildland Fire Smoke PM<SUB>25</SUB> emissions in the NWS Air Quality Forecasting System
• Evaluation of biomass burning smoke simulations incorporating near real-time inversions of multi-fire emissions over the Western U.S.
• Evaluation of new satellite-derived sediment supply maps within the NOAA GEFS-Aerosol FENGSHA dust model (A096).
• Evaluation of the GOES-16 ABI FRP based Fire Emissions using the Carbon Monoxide Observations from Sentinel-5P TROPOMI across the Conterminous United States
• Evaluations of Satellite-derived Spring Phenology and Implications in Public Health Applications
• Evolution of the NWS Hydrologic Ensemble Forecast Service (HEFS)
• Evolving approaches for streamlining access to biology and ecosystem observations to support the objectives of the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development
• Evolving the NWS Hydrology Program through Water Resource Data Services
• Exceptional Events Monitoring using ABI and VIIRS
• Experimental loose one-way coupling of TOPMODEL with NWM to substitute runoff processes in a headwater catchment
• Explore Air Quality from NASA Satellite Data
• Exploring the Potential for ICESat-2 Observations to Advance Prediction of Arctic Sea Ice
• FORMOSAT-7/COSMIC-2 Mission and Preliminary Result
• Flood Inundation Mapping using Hydrologic Models and Remote Sensing in Support of the National Water Model
• Flying A US Hyperspectral Sounder at GEO: New Potential for Economic Benefits
• Flying a U.S. Hyperspectral IR Sounder at GEO: Trade Study and Business Case
• Fostering Computational Skills in Secondary Education Earth Sciences through Jupyter Notebooks
• From ICESat to ICESat-2 via IceBridge: New Insights into a Changing Sea Ice Cover
• GOES-17 ABI L2 Algorithm Status
• Generating Accurate and Consistent Top-of-Atmosphere Reflectance Products from the New Generation Geostationary Satellite Sensors
• GeoNEX: A Cloud Gateway for Near Real-time Processing of Geostationary Satellite Products
• Geodesy Outreach, Education, and Citizen Science at NOAA's National Geodetic Survey
• Guiding nutrient application timing using the NOAA-NWS Runoff Risk Advisory Forecast tool: A case study of water quality impacts in western Lake Erie basin, USA
• HAPS (high altitude pseudo satellite) UAS for Atmospheric Research - Demonstration and Outlook
• Habitat Restoration May Increase Salmon Resilience to Increasing Extremes in Peak Flow and Stream Temperature
• Heat Transport by Atmospheric Rivers under Global Warming: Projections using a High-Resolution Earth System Model
• High Resolution UAV Imagery and Airborne Lidar Data to Quantify Hurricane Impacts on an Undeveloped Barrier Island
• High-resolution (3km) forecasting of smoke and visibility for the US by ingesting the VIIRS and MODIS FRP data into HRRR-Smoke during August 2018
• How can funders support the co-production of science? A pilot co-production workshop in the Gulf of Mexico
• How we can help save people from dying by a quick light flash from the sky.
• Human-centered, relational geoscience
• Hydroacoustic observations of cryogenic signals in the Bransfield Strait, Antarctica
• Hyper Resolution Modeling of Urban Flooding
• Impact of Fani Cyclone of 2019 on Land, Ocean, Atmospheric and Meteorological Parameters
• Impact of wild fire on U.S. air quality over the past 20 years - a modeling study in the satellite era
• Impacts of Different Anthropogenic and Biomass Burning Emissions on Global Aerosol Forecasts using NCEP's Online Coupled Model GEFS-Aerosols
• Implementation and evaluation of channel infiltration in the NOAA National Water Model for semi-arid environments
• Improving R&amp;D to Operations at NOAA - Tools for Research Program Management
• Improving Tsunami Forecast with On-The-Fly Source Analyses
• Improving the Local Climate Analysis Tool by Incorporating User Input
• Initial Performance Assessment and Science Highlights of FORMOSAT-7/COSMIC-2 GNSS Radio Occultation Data
• Initial Results from NOAA's Recently Installed GNSS Systems at Tide Gauges
• Installation of Sensors at the Coral Reef of the Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary to Study Ocean Acidification and other Environmental Processes
• Integrating long term satellite data and in situ observations to study snow-albedo-temperature feedback over the Tibetan Plateau
• Intensification of the dryline over the lee of the Canadian Rockies in a warmer climate
• Investigating Obstacles in Fluorometric Phytoplankton Quantification: in vivo Measurements and Chlorophyll a Extraction
• Investigation of air quality impact of wildfire smoke aerosol using statistical techniques with satellite aerosol observations
• Large Eddies Regulate Turbulent Flux Gradients in Coupled Stable Boundary Layers
• Lessons learned in engaging underserved audiences in NOAA education programs
• Machine Learning Parameterization of the Surface Layer: Bridging the Observation-Modeling Gap
• Machine learning for a better understanding of the Earth System
• Managing Video Data: Real-time Annotation and Self-Service Search, Discovery, and Access Tools
• Mitigating Climate Impacts on Society: Climate Services Toolkit Coordination, Development, and Implementation
• Model-Based Parametric Analysis of Total Water Prediction in Coastal Transition Zones of the US East and Gulf Coasts
• Monitoring Vertical Movement of Water Level Sensors Through GNSS at Crescent City, CA
• NCEI's Natural Hazards Image Database: Natural Hazard Image Rescue, Discovery, and Accessibility
• NES-LTER: Linking Pelagic Community Structure with Ecosystem Dynamics and Production Regimes on the Changing Northeast U.S. Shelf
• NOAA CoastWatch/OceanWatch Stakeholder Engagement Methodology Supports Regional Environmental Decision-Making Through Collaborative Satellite Data Applications
• NOAA Ocean Exploration and Research Mapping Contributions to Seabed 2030
• NOAA's High Resolution Topographic and Bathymetric Datasets and Derivative Products
• NOAA's Next Generation Global Prediction System (NGGPS) Progress, Multi-Scale Challenges and Strategies
• National Water Model as a Service: Towards a New Frontier of Community Engagement
• Near Real-Time Hydrologic Operational Evaluation of National Water Model (NWM) Streamflow Short- and Medium-Range Forecasts.
• Near Rear Time 1 km SMAP Soil Moisture Data Product for Potential Use in National Water Model
• Next Generation National Water Model Architecture: Organizing principles to support evolving capabilities.
• Novel use of satellite data for improving national air quality forecasts through emission data assimilation
• Observations of Carbon Monoxide Transport from Fires in Canada into the United States
• Observing coral bleaching and recovery in Kāne'ohe Bay, Hawaíi via remotely sensed imagery
• Observing the influences of critical zone architecture on streamflow generation processes: A granitic mountain-meadow headwater system in a Mediterranean climate
• Ocean Acidification in Alaska: Chemistry, Clams, Cod, and Crabs
• On the Seamless Prediction of Weather and Climate Extremes and Predictability on Subseasonal and Seasonal Climate Timescales using Multi-Model Ensembles
• Operational Air Quality Forecasting Decision Support using High Resolution Aerosol Observations from GOES-16 and -17 during Extreme Fire Events
• Operational Tropical Cyclone Modeling at NOAA's National Weather Service National Center for Environmental Prediction (NWS/NCEP): Recent Advances and Future Plans
• Optimization-based surface shortwave radiation estimating from multiple geostationary sensors
• Origins and Variability of Extreme Precipitation in the Santa Ynez River Basin of Southern California
• Ozone recovery as detected in NOAA Ground-Based and Satellite Ozone Measurements
• Physical controls on salmon redd site selection in restored reaches of a gravel-bed river
• Potential GNSS-R CYGNSS Land Applications for NOAA's Hydrological Predictions
• Precipitation Prediction Skill for the West Coast United States: From Short to Extended Range
• Predicting Compound Flooding in Low-Lying Coastal Areas Produced by Tropical Storms
• Principles for Conducting Research in the Arctic
• Probabilistic forecast of microcystin toxin using satellite remote sensing, in situ observations and numerical modeling
• Progress toward Implementation of Coupled Ocean/Atmosphere in Unified Forward Operator (UFO)
• Real-Time Production of the Second Generation CMORPH
• Recent Development in NOAA/NESDIS Satellite Snowfall Rate Product and Its Applications
• Reducing Uncertainty in Operational Tsunami Forecasts
• Regional-Scale Hydrologic and Hydrodynamic Modeling of a Riverine-Estuarine System under Extreme Storms: Application to U.S. East Coast
• Relative Merits of Machine Learning and Physical Approaches for Drought Monitoring and Early Warning Using Satellite Observations
• Representing Anthropogenic Processes in the National Water Model: A Persistence Approach to Reservoir Operations
• Response of coastal carbon cycling to sea level rise along rapidly transgressing coasts
• Revised Principles for Conducting Research in the Arctic and Improving Collaborations in Science
• Runoff Identification and Delimitation in Discharge Series Using Forward and Backward Moving Averages
• Salmonid Response to Rising Stream Temperatures in the Chehalis River Basin
• Satellite altimeter observations of extreme winds and waves in the 2018 and 2019 U.S. hurricane seasons, and special editing required for Jason-2 Geodetic Mission data
• Sea-ice floe length distribution from high resolution SAR altimetry
• Short-term fluctuations in magma supply rate and magma dynamics at Axial Seamount
• Status Update and Regional Performance Evaluation of the National Water Model
• Subseasonal-to-Seasonal (S2S) Prediction of Atmospheric Rivers and Precipitation over the Western United States
• Synergistic Retrieval of Smoke, Dust, and Smog using SNPP VIIRS and S5P TROPOMI
• Testing different configurations of GNSS-based rapid source products for tsunami and ground motion characterization
• Testing the trade wind charging mechanism and its influence on ENSO variability.
• The CO<SUB>2</SUB> Urban Synthesis and Analysis ("CO<SUB>2</SUB>-USA") Project: Results and Deliverables
• The Development of Technical Capabilities for NOAA's Observing Systems Portfolio Management and Decisions
• The Evolution of NOAA's National Water Model: An Overview of Version 2.1 and Future Operational Plans
• The Flux of Atmospheric Greenhouse Gases in Maryland (FLAGG-MD): Recent Progress
• The High Resolution Ensemble Forecast (HREF) system: Applications and Performance for Forecasting Convective Storms
• The JPL Tropical Cyclone Information System: A Wealth of Data for Quickly Advancing the Physical Understanding and Forecasting of Hurricanes.
• The Marine Gravity Field: From Ships to Satellites
• The National Soil Moisture Network: Building a strategy from the ground up
• The Subseasonal Experiment (SubX): A Multi-Model Subseasonal Prediction Experiment
• The Warn-on-Forecast Probabilistic Model Guidance for Intense Rainfall and Flash Flooding
• The development of a coupled data assimilation system using only surface pressure observations: potential for decadal climate prediction initialization
• The role of snow in the spatial and temporal dynamics of water sources in the Snoqualmie River, WA
• The seasonality of extreme floods in the conterminous United States
• Toward Consistent Physical Constant Sets for Interoperable Earth System Models
• Towards GNSS Enhanced Local Tsunami Warning
• Towards a Unified Modeling Framework for Coupling Coastal Ocean Models and Inland Hydrology at NOAA's National Ocean Service
• Towards developing a classification-based workflow for conditional statistical downscaling of high-elevation temperature based on snow cover
• Tropical cyclone sensitivity to global forcing: seeds and probability
• Tsunami Hazard Areas of Evacuation for the State of California: Community Directed, Humboldt County
• Tsunami Ready: Facilitating Community Readiness, an Essential Component of a Tsunami Early Warning System
• Tsunami and Infragravity Wave Excitation of the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica
• Tsunami hazard assessment in the Caribbean region: source identification and variation for tsunami modeling
• Understanding change: The effect of invasive algae removal on water circulation in a Native Hawaiian Fishpond
• Understanding how Complex Terrain Impacts Tornado Dynamics using a Suite of High-Resolution Numerical Simulations
• Unique observations and forecasts of flash floods and debris flows on the Spring Creek burn scar, Colorado, USA
• Using Deep Learning to Predict Yearly Wildfire Potential from Antecedent Land Surface and Meteorological Data
• Using Digital Recursive Filters to Estimate Subsurface Stormflow Parameters at the Catchment Scale across Different Landcovers
• Using Multi-GNSS Interferometric Reflectometry to Monitor Sea Level
• Using Multiple Focal Points in Fully-Focussed SAR Processing to Reduce Waveform Land Contamination
• VIIRS Active Fire Products in NOAA JPPS Suite: Potential Algorithm Improvement in Specific Fire Scenarios
• Validating and Improving GOES-16/17 operational aerosol optical depth product
• Validation of NOAA JPSS Vegetation Index Products for a Zero Vegetation Condition
• Validation of SAGE III/ISS Ozone with NOAA OMPS and Ground-based Instruments
• Verification of Thunderstorm, Mesocyclone, and Tornado Forecasts from an Experimental Warn-on-Forecast System
• Visibility Observations and Predictions during the C-FOG Project
• Volcanic Ash Forecast Verification using HYSPLIT and Satellite Ash Observations Identified by VOLCAT
• What are the Drivers of River Water Temperature Below a Large Dam?
• Wildfire smoke forecasts using HYSPLIT-based emission inverse modeling system and satellite observations
• A Comparison of Meteorological Deterministic and Ensemble Inputs to HYSPLIT For Volcanic Ash Transport in Small to Moderate Sized Eruptions
• A Comparison of Tropical Cyclone Projection in a High-Resolution Global Climate Model and Downscaled by Statistical and Statistical-deterministic Methods
• A Global Analysis of Streamflow in a Changing World
• A Meteorological Forcing Engine for Hydrology: Development and Applications
• A Multivariate Hydrologic Benchmark for the WRF-Hydro-Based NOAA National Water Model over Experimental Alaskan Watersheds
• ABI Imagery Anomalies Explained
• Accelerating the use of emerging ocean observing technologies to monitor ecosystem change and supporting fisheries needs while protecting human health and safety
• Adapting Satellite Soundings for Monitoring the Tropical Cyclones within the Intensity Forecasting EXperiment (IFEX) and JPSS Proving Ground
• Adding Utility to Automated Snow Depth Measurements Across a Number of Remote Sites in Subarctic and Arctic Alaska
• Advances in NCEI's U.S. Hourly Precipitation Dataset for Assessing Extremes in Urban Areas
• Advances to Global Unstructured Mesh Storm Tide Modeling for Operational Forecasting
• Aerosol Optical Depth (AOD) forecast evaluation of NOAA's GEFS-Aerosols
• Aircraft-Based Measurements of Black Carbon and Inferred Emissions over the Baltimore-Washington Area Pre- and Post- COVID-19 Lockdowns.
• An Improved National Air Quality Forecasting Capability Using the NOAA Global Forecast System Version 16
• An Introduction to the VIIRS 3-D Flood Products
• An Ocean Snowfall Detection Algorithm for ATMS
• Analysis of the trends in ambient methane in the Baltimore-Washington region and comparison to model outputs.
• Anthropogenic Influences Increase the Risk of Extreme Precipitation that Leads to Bonnet Carré Spillway Operations and Gulf of Mexico Ecosystem Impacts
• Application of Logistic Regression to Forecast and Monitor the Onset of Drought over the Contiguous United States
• Application of a novel ensemble mean technique to probabilistic forecasting of volcanic ash transport using HYSPLIT
• Applications of CMORPH Satellite Precipitation Estimates in the Monitoring the Variations and Extremes of Global Precipitation
• Applying the Meaningful Watershed Education Experience Approach In Support of Community Resilience
• Archival Photogrammetric Analysis of Permafrost Coastal Bluff Erosion Patterns Along the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) Using Structure-from-Motion (SfM)
• Atlantic Niño/Niña influences on Atlantic tropical storm activity and their modulation of the ENSO teleconnection
• Atmospheric Rivers in a Changing Climate: An Overview from the second phase of the Atmospheric River Tracking Method Intercomparison Project (ARTMIP)
• Canada-United States Elevation Model Collaboration to Improve Tsunami Inundation Mapping
• Capability of NOAA's Global Aerosol Forecast Model (GEFS-Aerosols) in Forecasting Hazardous Air Quality
• Channel response to a dam-removal sediment wave captured at high-temporal resolution using routine streamflow data
• Characterizing Arctic sea-ice floe elevation distribution using NASA's IceBridge ATM data
• China and Taiwan: A Tale of Two COVID-19 Lockdown Measures and Air Quality Impacts
• Climate Indicators in NCA5
• Coastal Ocean Modelling Infrastructure Development at the NOAA National Ocean Service in Support of Disaster Mitigation and Marine Navigation
• Collaboration to better understand Arctic change
• Combining Dissimilar Hydrologic Model Formulations Using a Catchments/Nexus Interface: Building the Next Gen National Water Model
• Communicating New Climate Normals: Not So "Normal"
• Comparing flow predictions of five multi-scale hydrologic models with edge-of-field data in western Lake Erie basin, USA
• Comparison of the National Water Model v2.0 snowpack model with surface snow observations for the 2020 water year
• Complex Numerical Simulation of the U.S. East Coast and Inland Areas using a Coupled Hydrologic, Hydrodynamic and Ocean model: Application to Hurricane Sandy
• Controls on the depth penetration of diurnal surfaced-forced heat and momentum in the near-surface tropical Pacific
• Correlating Economic Activity Indicators and Tropospheric Column Nitrogen Dioxide during COVID-19 Pandemic in the United States
• Data, Data Everywhere, But Not Enough to Say: The Case of COVID and other infectious diseases
• Defining the Hydrofabric for the Next Generation National Water Model
• Developing WMO Climate Services information System Technical Reference Document
• Development and Evaluation of a Volcanic Ash Ensemble Forecasting System Using the NOAA HYSPLIT Model
• Development of Coastal Flood Forecast Capability for the National Water Model
• Development of a neural network model to estimate the maximum elevation of storm surge in coastal Virginia
• Development of an Ocean-Coupled Hydrologic-Hydrodynamic Nearshore Model for the US Gulf of Mexico and Storm-Surge Hindcast Simulation of Hurricane Ike
• Development of an Operational Remote-Sensing Streamgaging System in Alaska to Support Water Resources Management
• Direct Covariance Turbulent and Radiative Flux Measurements for the TPOS Array
• Dispersion Model Evaluation using the 1996 Model Validation Program Tracer Study
• Disproportionate Impacts of the COVID-19 Economic Slowdown on Air Pollution in the U.S.
• Distributed Modeling on Demand: An Open Source Infrastructure for Facilitating Exploration and Usage of Computational Models
• Drastic Changes in Regional NO<SUB>2</SUB> pollution during COVID-19 observed by OMPS-NMs on NOAA-20 and SNPP
• Ecological Damages and Air Quality Impacts Associated with Tropical Cyclone "Amphan" of 20 May 2020
• Economic and societal benefits of Earth observations: Repository design, development, and testing
• Effects of Emissions, Transport, and Chemistry on Prediction of Air Quality Impacts from Fires
• Enhancement of snow and ice albedo performance in VIIRS global surface albedo products
• Enhancing Evapotranspiration Data Product from GOES-16/17 Advance Baseline Imagers for NOAA NWP, NWM and Drought Monitoring Operations
• Ensemble PM2.5 Forecasting during the 2018 Camp Fire Event using the HYSPLIT Model and Using TROPOMI to Improve the forecast
• Environmental Satellite Applications - Understanding Societal Changes due to COVID-19
• Estimating biomass burning emissions with HYSPLIT-based emission inverse modeling system and GOES Advanced Baseline Imager (ABI) observations
• Evacuation during pandemic: Competing priorities during compounded crises
• Evaluation and intercomparison of multiple models forecasting biomass-burning smoke during FIREX-AQ 2019
• Evaluation of Flood Inundation Mapping Activities at the NOAA National Water Center
• Evaluation of GPM DPR Surface Precipitation Type Identification, Using Ground-Based Polarimetric WSR-88D Radar and mPING Crowdsourcing Observations
• Evaluation of High-Resolution Simulated Runoff in the Midwest using the National Water Model
• Evaluation of JPSS Aerosol Detection Algorithm with eMAS Measurements during Firex-AQ Field Campaign
• Evaluation of National Water Model in simulating Evapotranspiration fluxes across multiple spatio-temporal scales
• Evaluation of River Profile Adjustment Potential due to Sediment Management at Los Padres Dam, Carmel River, CA
• Evaluation of Suomi NPP VIIRS and GOES-16 ABI Fire Radiative Power (FRP) Products using FIREX-AQ DC-8 MASTER Data
• Evaluation of dust detection using multiple machine learning algorithms against physics-based approach on Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) data
• Evaluation of multiple satellite aerosol optical depth within the Copernicus Atmospheric Monitoring Service (CAMS) data assimilation system.
• Examining the Economic and Environmental Impacts of COVID-19 Using Earth Observation Data
• Exploring Volcanic Ash Forecasting Techniques Using HYSPLIT and VOLCAT Observations
• Exploring diurnal cycles of surface urban heat island intensity in Boston with land surface temperature data derived from GOES-R geostationary satellites
• Extratropical Surge &amp; Tide Operational Forecast System (ESTOFS): Global Upgrade, Future Development, Pacific Enhancement
• Extreme Total Water Level Forecasts in Alternative Futures Modeling to Assess Coastal Community Adaptation Pathways
• FIREXAQ: Insights into satellite- and fuel-based fire emissions
• Facilitating analysis of Satellite Derived Measurements of CO, CO<SUB>2</SUB>, and CH<SUB>4</SUB> Using A Suite of GES DISC Services
• False springs and spring phenology: Sensitivity to downscaling techniques and training data
• First Assessment of Fully Focused SAR Altimetry over Ice Sheets
• Forecast Flood Inundation Mapping at Continental Scale from National Water Model River Discharges
• Forecasting Inundation Extents using REOF analysis (FIER) over Greater Houston in Texas
• Forecasting smoke pollution from the 2018 Camp Fire using HRRR-Smoke
• Fusing UAS-SfM and airborne lidar to evaluate tropical storm impacts and respective recovery of a barrier island subaerial beach and foredune system
• Future Temperature and Salinity in Puget Sound, Washington State, Under CMIP6 Climate Change Scenarios
• GNSS driven local tsunami warning performance for non-megathrust tsunamigenic events
• GOES16-Based Estimation of Hourly PM<SUB>2.5</SUB> Levels during the Camp Fire Episode in California
• GeoNEX: A geostationary earth observatory
• Geodetic Astronomy with an Imaging Robotic Total Station
• Heterogeneous Channel Routing Strategy for the National Water Model
• Hot Data: Global warming research in the big-data era using intelligent data exploration and analysis: A case study investigating the Earth System Response to Future Polar Amplification in a GFDL Earth System Model
• Impact of Calibration Objective Function on the Performance of National Water Model
• Implications of Changing Climate for Stream Temperature and Fish Growth Potential in Snow-Influenced Watershed
• Improved ENSO prediction and teleconnections from reduction in coupled model bias
• Improving GOES-R/ABI rainfall estimates with ground-based radar observations using machine learning
• Improving the Monitoring of Weather and Climate with the JPSS Infused CMORPH2
• Integration of in situ and satellite observations of the Northeast U.S. Continental Shelf: From microscopic plankton to ecosystem assessment
• Large Scale Unstructured WAVEWATCH III for Hurricane Hindcasts: Offshore and Nearshore Validation
• Lessons from Small Businesses for Natural Disaster Resilience Planning and Recovery During the COVID-19 Pandemic
• Linking pelagic community structure and production regimes: Exploring interannual variability at the Northeast U.S. Shelf Long-Term Ecological Research (NES-LTER) site
• Making Society Climate-Resilient: International Progress on Climate Services
• Maritime Services Provided by National Ocean Service Coastal Ocean Operational Forecast Systems
• Measurements and models of COVID-19 impacts on short-lived pollutants and greenhouse gases over the eastern US
• Measuring Fire Scars with JPSS Satellites to Provide Preliminary Burn Intensity Estimates to NWS for Debris Flow Hazard Assessment
• Messaging Hazardous Weather Risks and Impacts in Northern Alaska
• Mitigating debris flow hazard through a community designed warning system and citizen scientist operated sensor network
• Modeling Future Flooding Extremes to Explore Unidentified Risks in the Arctic
• Moisture condition impact and seasonality of National Water Model performance under different runoff-infiltration partitioning schemes
• Moment Magnitude Determination for Local Tsunami Warnings Using Seismogeodesy
• Monitoring of Global Sea-Surface Salinity through Combined Use of Satellite Observations and In Situ Measurements
• Multi-fidelity Temperature Modeling to Better Understand Sensitivities and Uncertainties in a Managed Reservoir-River System
• Multi-year formaldehyde products from the OMPS Nadir Mappers on Suomi-NPP and NOAA-20
• NOAA CWDP2 Data Evaluation and Forecast Impact
• NOAA Environmental Data at NCEI: Cloud Ready - Tools and Tips
• NOAA Regional Integrated Sciences and Assessments (RISA): Moving forward on climate adaptation, risk management, and community engagement
• NOAA Research and Development Logic Models
• NOAA's Commitment to GRUAN and Satellite-Coordinated Science Activities at the Howard University Beltsville GRUAN Site: Examples of Validation Work and Strategy
• NOAA's National Water Model: From V2.1 Operations to Future Enhancements in V3.0
• NOAA/NOS Integrated Northern Gulf of Mexico Operational Forecast System
• NWM V3.0 Alaska Domain Expansion: Overview, Forcing Evaluation and Initial Model Testing
• Near Real Time One-kilometer SMOPS Soil Moisture and Its Potential Applications
• Neural Network Substitution-based routing for the National Water Modelversion 3.0
• New York City greenhouse gas emissions estimated with inverse modelling of aircraft measurements
• Next-Generation Water Resources Modeling System: A Community Research, Development, Testing and Operations Software Framework
• Observations from inside a Wildfire-Driven Thunderstorm:The 2019 FIREX-AQ Field Experiment
• Off the Grid: The use of Gaussian mixture models with Lagrangian transport and dispersion models for density estimation and feature identification.
• On the improvements in precipitation, temperature and streamflow forecasts from the Hydrologic Ensemble Forecast Service after upgrading from the GEFSv10 to the GEFSv12
• Operational near real-time system for evaluating continental-scale hydrologic prediction at the time scale of individual events
• Optimizing the synergism between airborne and satellite observations for characterizing fire energetics and smoke emissions during FIREX-AQ 2019
• Overview of NOAA Research on Atmospheric Impacts Related to the COVID-19 Pandemic
• Overview of the SPARC Reanalysis Intercomparison Project (S-RIP) during 2013-2020
• Ozone Photochemistry in New York City - Long Island Sound: Results from Summer 2020 Aircraft Observations
• Ozone recovery as detected in NOAA Ground-Based and Satellite Ozone Measurements
• Phytoplankton composition and ocean color optical relationships on the Northeast U.S. Continental Shelf
• Planetary Boundary Layer Workshop in the Time of COVID-19
• Post-Processing the U.S. National Water Model with a Long Short-Term Memory Network
• Precipitation forecasting using machine-learning-based ensemble aggregation with Wasserstein-guided weighting
• Progress Towards Operational Rapid Tsunami Forecast via GNSS analysis
• Quantitative assessment of surface particulate matter concentrations change over China during the COVID-19 pandemic and its implication to Chinese economic activities
• Regionalization of Statistical Forecasts of Field Scale Resolution Runoff Modeling using National Water Model Outputs through Unsupervised Cluster Analysis
• Representing Active Water Management within the National Water Model: Real-time Assimilation of Reservoir Releases from NWS River Forecast Centers
• Roles of TAO/TRITON and Argo in tropical Pacific observing system: An OSSE study for multiple time scale variability
• SMART Subsea Cables for Observing the Ocean and Earth: Update
• Sea-Ice Freeboard Determination from High Resolution SAR Altimetry
• Seasonal Forecasting of Sea Level Anomalies in a Multi-model Prediction Framework
• Seasonal Skillful Prediction of Western North America Atmospheric Rivers
• Seasonal-to-interannual Prediction of Bottom Temperature on the Northeast US Continental Shelf
• Simulation of flexural-gravity wave response of Antarctic ice shelves to tsunami and ocean wave impacts
• Spring Sea ice forecasts and Bering Sea Indigenous marine mammal harvests
• Testing an Implementation of WRF-Hydro for the Chena River (AK) watershed
• The 2020 Summer Extreme Dust Event: Effects of the Albedo Drag Partition on the FENGSHA Dust Emission Parameterization in GEFS-Aerosol
• The Dark Target aerosol retrieval algorithm applied to Low Earth Orbit and GEOstationary imagers: progress towards an integrated LEO-GEO view of global aerosol
• The Global Space Based Inter-Calibration System Products and Tools
• The Impact of COVID-19 Shutdown on Particulate Pollution: Analysis of Satellite and Ground Observations
• The Impact of Meteorology on Air Pollution in the Lower Atmosphere over the North China Plain in Spring 2016
• The International Cooperative for Aerosol Prediction (ICAP) Perspective on the Massive June 2020 Saharan Dust Event
• The Regional Focus Group / Community of Practice Came in Handy When the Pandemic Hit
• The Tsunami Science and Preparedness Contributions of Paula Kay Dunbar
• The Unique Role of Jason-2 Geodetic Mission for high Resolution Gravity Field Modelling
• The Varying Drivers and Impacts of Extreme Total Water Levels in the Pacific Basin
• The West Coast Operational Forecast System with Data Assimilation
• The importance of shared concepts: hydro-informatics standards promote Interoperability and integration in development of a versatile water-resources modeling system
• The inclusion of citizen collected rainfall data in a debris flow warning system
• Topobathymetric and Hydraulic Roughness Data Enhancements for National Water Model Coastal Module
• Towards an Operational Data Assimilation System for the National Water Model: Progress and Plans
• Tsunami amplitude decay on source aspect ratio investigation
• Uncertainty Analysis of the GeoNEX Top-of-Atmospheric Reflectance Products Generated from the Third-Generation Geostationary Satellite Sensors
• Uncertainty in Current and Projected Atmospheric Rivers: A Call for Process-Oriented Constraints on AR Detection
• Use of Causal Inference to Improve Model Predictions
• Use of Polymorphic Model Realizations to Allow Dynamic Reconfiguration of Continental Scale Modeling
• Use of unmanned aerial vehicles and stakeholder-driven knowledge co-production enhance forecasting of the Suicide Basin glacier lake outburst flood in Juneau, Alaska
• User Feedback on Potential Changes in the ENSO Alert System
• Validation of Real Time Second Generation Pole to Pole CMORPH
• Validation of SAGE III - ISS Ozone with NOAA OMPS and Ground -based Instruments in the Context of Prior Satellites
• Verification of the HRRR-Smoke simulations for the BB-FLUX and WE-CAN field campaigns during July-September, 2018
• Virtual Internal Engagement and Training to Advance Service Innovation: 2020 National Water Model Weather Forecast Office Impact-Based Decision Support Services Workshops
• Wildfire Impacts in Air Quality Prediction
• XGBoost-based Hurricane Wind Reconstruction
• A Case Study Inter-comparing MALMA and GLM
• A New Generation of Decision Support Visualizations for Water Prediction Services
• A Strategy to Map, Explore, and Characterize All Waters Within the United States Exclusive Economic Zone
• A dynamical approach of uncertainty quantification and error modeling for precipitation products
• A seasonal probabilistic forecast system for U.S. regional precipitation based on the tropical Pacific and Atlantic SSTAs
• Active Water Management within the National Water Model V3.0: Assimilation of Reservoir Outflow and Glacier Dammed Lake Releases
• Advancing Equity and Inclusion at the Interface of Climate Science and Community Engagement: New Approaches of the NOAA Regional Integrated Sciences and Assessments (RISA) Program
• Advancing the Science of Carbon Dioxide Removal to Inform Decisions and Actions in response to Climate Change: An Interagency Research Coordination Strategy
• An Enhanced Noah-MP for Nextgen: Modularization and Implementation of the Basic Model Interface
• Analyzing GEFS-Aerosol annual budget to understand simulated BC, OC, Dust, Sea salt and Sulfate results in the model
• Architecture Study for the Evolution of the NESDIS Ground Enterprise
• Atmospheric Chemistry Research Funding at NOAA: Opportunities for Support and Collaboration.
• Atmospheric Downscaling (Parcel-scale) Modeling Framework for NOAAs Coastal-Act: Development, Implementation and Validation Challenges
• Bathymetry and Resolution: Keys to Develop a Channel-to-Ocean Basin-Scale Hydrodynamic Model for the US East and Gulf of Mexico Coasts
• Capability of NOAAs Global Aerosol Forecast Model (GEFS-Aerosols and UFS-Aerosols) in Forecasting Fire Events
• Characterization of the recent drought in the US Southwest: historical context and what can we expect in the future?
• CoastalApp : The Extensible Coupled Multi-Model-Component Framework For Coastal and Regional Modeling Applications
• Comparisons of Hurricane Laura (2020) forecasts using between 2-way and 3-way coupled HWRF forecast system
• Coordinated Science Support for Sea-Level Data and Services in the United States
• Coordinating the Giant: The Earth Prediction Innovation Center (EPIC)
• Deep learning for the Next Generation U.S. National Water Model
• Development and Evaluation of North America Wildfire Ensemble Forecast.
• Development of Daily-Updating Gridded Soil Moisture Products over the Conterminous US
• Development of a Continental Scale Coastal Flood Model Using a Sub-Setting Approach.
• Direct Measurements of the Upper Ocean Response to Tropical Cyclones in the Tropical North Atlantic
• Diverged Carbon and Water Dynamics between Corn and Soybean in Mature No-tillage Rotation Agroecosystems in Midwest, USA
• Efficient diffusive routing computation for the National Water Model version 3.0 using a topological relationship map
• Evaluation of High Resolution Rapid Refresh-Smoke (HRRR-Smoke) Aerosol Optical Depth forecasts with AERONET Observations during the 2020 US Fire Season
• Evolution of Early Morning Transition Periods using Uncrewed Aerial Systems
• Expanding Regional Capacity to Adapt to Climate Change in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands: Identifying Gaps and Recommendations for a Caribbean RISA
• Experimental Observations of Hurricanes Using Saildrones
• Experimental air quality forecasting with the Rapid-Refresh model coupled to chemistry (RAP-Chem)
• Exploring Synergy of Satellite and Field Observations in the Caribbean Region for Tropical Cyclone Research and Forecasts
• Extensions to the Basic Model Interface to Support Serialization of a Model's State Variables for Load Balancing and Checkpointing
• High-resolution smoke simulations for the Williams Flats fire by ingesting JPSS VIIRS and GOES-16/17 ABI satellite fire radiative power data into the FV3 limited area model
• Hurricane glider operations in the Caribbean region for hurricane research and forecasts
• Identifying Needs and Opportunities for a Modern All-of-Government Approach to Coastal Resilience
• Impact of FireLab/FIREX-AQ Fuel Burned Amounts and Emission Factors on Pyrogenic Ozone and Fine Particulate Matter Simulated by a Regional Chemical Model
• Impact of Groundwater Loss Calibration on the National Water Model Streamflow Prediction
• Implementation of NOAAs Operational National Water Model for Flood Impact-Based Forecasting
• Importance of Ocean Salinity Observations for Understanding and Predicting Hurricane Rapid Intensification
• Integrating Multi-agency Data Products in a Cloud-based Platform for Streamlined Discovery, Visualization, and Use
• Integrating Ocean Observations to Improve Hurricane Intensity Forecasts
• Introducing NOAA's Climate-Smart Communities Initiative
• Invited Paper 869618: Improving Coastal Modeling Collaboration/Development and Research to Operations Transitions via a Coastal Modeling Cloud Sandbox
• Joint Computational Domain Partitioning of Rainfall-Runoff Models with Hydrologic (Kinematic) Streamflow Routing Models
• Lightning and Electrification of Severe Storms: Advances in Understanding and in the Requisite Observational Technologies
• Linking Arbitrary Hydrologic and Hydraulic Models and Process Modules into a Single Prediction Runtime Using the Basic Model Interface for Continental Scale Hydrologic Predictions
• Linking Arbitrary Hydrologic and Hydraulic Models and Process Modules into a Single Prediction Runtime Using the Basic Model Interface: A Domain Science Perspective
• Methods for Evaluating Arbitrary Hydrologic Models and Process Modules in the Next Generation Water Resources Modeling Framework
• Moisture Budget Analysis for the Hawaiian Islands Region Using Dynamically Downscaled WRF Simulations
• NOAA Ensuring Geomagnetic Storm Monitoring with SWFO
• NOAA NESDIS Space Weather Observations Program: Next Generation Architecture
• NOAAs Geostationary Extended Observations (GeoXO) Atmospheric Composition Capabilities
• NOAAs Geostationary Extended Observations (GeoXO). A Value Study Use Case Focused on NYC Air Quality
• NOAAs Geostationary Extended Observations (GeoXO). User need translation, value chains and the NOAA Pathfinder Initiative
• NOAAs Space Weather Follow On Program to Continue Critical Space Weather Measurements
• Next Generation National Water Model: Strategy and Preliminary Performance of Initial Model Formulations
• Next Generation Water Resources Modeling: Modern, Open Source Development Strategies for Building an Extensible Research to Operations Framework.
• Novel Diffusive Wave Model for Operational Forecasting of Channel Routing at Continental Scale
• OWPHydroTools: Python-based Tools for Retrieving and Evaluating National Water Model Streamflow Simulations
• Observing the spatial and temporal variability of the snowpack surface roughness (z 0 ) using a terrestrial LIDAR scanner
• Open-Development, Innovation and EPIC: Funded Projects in Support of a Community Modeling Framework to Improve Operational Weather Forecasting
• Operational Hydrologic Modeling: Current Status of NOAAs National Water Model and Plans for the Future
• Performance Assessment of the Total Station Astrogeodetic Control System (TSACS)
• Prediction of Wildfire Impacts on Air Quality in the United States
• Prototype interactive resource map for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color at the University of New Hampshire
• Quantifying Observational Requirements for NOAAs Space Weather Observations Program through Data Assimilation Studies
• Rapid increases and extreme months in projections of United States high-tide flooding
• Reducing a Stream Networks Horton-Strahler Stream Order Improves the Skill of Flood Inundation Maps from Height Above Nearest Drainage Method
• Remote Sensing in the Deep Ocean: Improving Ocean Exploration Video Data Accessibility and Use with Machine Learning Technologies
• Scalability of the Next Generation National Water Model Framework
• Sensitivity of global MHD models to solar wind and IMF drivers
• Societal Benefits of Earth Observations Repository: Iterative Design and User Input
• Suggestions for Supporting Marginalized Group Members at Sea
• The Challenges of Wildfire Emission Forecasts Related to NOAA National Air Quality Forecasting Capability
• The EUREC4A-Ocean/Atmosphere campaign: status
• The Integration of Artificial Intelligence for Improved Operational Air Quality Forecasting
• The NOAA COASTAL Act Program
• The Next Generation Water Resources Modeling Framework: Open Source, Standards Based, Community Accessible, Model Interoperability for Large Scale Water Prediction
• The Runoff Model-Intercomparison Project over Lake Erie and the Great Lakes
• The Solar Wind Plasma Sensor (SWiPS) on the Space Weather Follow On-Lagrange 1 Mission
• The Transportable Phased Array Radar: Meeting community imperatives in weather science
• The US COASTAL Act, the end-to-end workflow
• The USGCRPs Coastal Focus Group: Progress and Plans for Federal Coordination and Collaboration
• The role of the Gulf of California in the North American Monsoon as quantified by climate simulations
• Towards Initial Operational Capability of Hurricane Analysis and Forecast System : Plan, Configuration, and Real-time Experiments
• Towards a New Baseline of Vertical Land Motions in the Chesapeake Bay Using GNSS and InSAR
• Unmodeled Gravity Effects in Alpine Lakes as Observed by ICESat-2
• Update of Maintenance and Development of the Mid-Atlantic Lightning Mapping Array (MALMA)
• Using the Geostationary Lightning Mapper to Analyze Convective Activity for Operational Meteorology
• Woods Hole PEP - Using Our Community to Support Students in Unprecedented and Challenging Times.
• A Different Approach to Quality Control: Data Quality Control as a Service
• An Investigation of Reforecast Thinning as a Strategy to Support Calibration and Validation of the Hydrologic Ensemble Forecast Service at Reduced Cost
• An Investigation of Sinkhole Alignments with Porter Hole Sink in Lake Jackson, Tallahassee, Florida.
• Automated Decision Support for Model Selection in the Nextgen National Water Model
• Building a dynamic middleware framework to couple 2D ocean circulation models to the National Water Model
• CIROH Facilitates Research Community Engagement with the Next Generation Water Resources Modeling Framework
• Calibrating Hydrological Models in the Next Generation Water Resources Modeling Framework using a Prototype Model Agnostic Calibration Capability
• Characterizing Winter/Spring Arctic Ocean sea-ice elevation distribution using NASA's ICESat-2 and ATM data
• Climate Action for All, by All: A Theory of Change for Accelerating Action through Climate Empowerment
• Climate Change Impacts on the Natural World
• Comparison of C, L, and X-Band SAR to Identify Arctic Ice Floe Features: ICEX Case Study
• Concurrent surface flux, current and wave measurements by Uncrewed Surface Vehicle Saildrones in Tropical Cyclones
• Data Assimilation of USGS Streamflow Data in the Nextgen Framework
• Deploying Coupled Snow and Runoff Models in the Next Generation Water Resources Modeling Framework
• Developing New and Updated Coronal and Heliospheric Data Products for NOAA's Upcoming Space Weather Follow On (SWFO) Program
• Development of A Compound Flood Modeling System for the COASTAL Act Program
• Dissipation Mechanisms in an Unstructured Global Tidal Model
• Domain and Formulation Scalability of the Next Generation National Water Model Framework
• Enhancement of the Three-Dimensional Surge and Tide Operational Forecast System for the Atlantic (STOFS-3D-Atlantic)
• Enhancing Direct Readout Capabilities for Day-Night Monitoring of Volcanic SO2 and Ash for Aviation Avoidance at Northern Polar Latitudes
• Estimating Flood Relevant Statistics for the U.S. from 40 Years of National Water Model Streamflow
• Evaluating National Water Model Derived High Water Thresholds Using NWS Storm Data
• Evaluating Soil Freeze Thaw Approaches for Hydrologic Models Using the Next Generation Water Resources Modeling Framework
• Evaluation of Streamflow Generation Using Different Formulations of Conceptual Functional Equivalent Model for Semi Arid Region.
• Exploring Impacts of Model Calibration Strategies on Regionalization within the Next Generation Water Resources Modeling Framework
• Exploring the Benefits of Machine Learning: Improving Stormflow Predictions using Long Short-Term Memory Networks
• Fire-Generated Tornadic Vortices
• Fitting GIUH Probability Distributions to Observed Data Using Scalar Values to Facilitate Hydrologic Model Calibration
• Human-induced changes in the global meridional overturning circulation are emerging from the Southern Ocean
• HydroVIS - Providing a Cloud Based Framework for Processing and Synthesizing Large Scale Model Outputs into Actionable Intelligence
• Identifying Optimal Model Sets and Configurations in the Next Generation Water Resources Modeling Framework
• Improving NWS Drought Messaging and Regional Collaboration
• Improving Water Resources Modeling Efficiency Using Live Data Communication
• Incorporating Physics-based Water Temperature Predictions into the National Water Model Framework
• Investigating Vertical Land Motions in the Chesapeake Bay of Eastern North America with GPS and InSAR
• Investigation of the Surface and Subsurface Salinity Wakes of Tropical Cyclones
• Layered Green-Ampt with Redistribution: an efficient, accurate and reliable approximation of the Richards/Richardson equation
• Lowering Barriers to Process-Based Prediction and Understanding of Flood Frequency using the Nextgen Water Modeling Framework
• Mapping Unmodeled Gravity Effects in Deep Lakes Observed by ICESat-2
• Model as a Service and Distributed Model on Demand: Tools to Automate and Abstract Model Development Overhead Tasks
• Model performance of high flow events using a heterogeneous land surface configuration
• Modeling the Habitat Suitability of Deep-sea Sponges on the Blake Plateau
• Monitoring Methane Emissions by Sentinel-2, Landsat, Worldview-3, and TROPOMI
• Multiplatform Automated On-demand Modeling System for Coastal Storm Surge Including Inland Hydrology Extremes
• NOAA Works Toward Improving Tropical Cyclone Intensity Forecasts Through Coordinated Ocean Observing
• NOAA's Implementation of the Three-Dimensional Surge and Tide Operational Forecast System for the Atlantic (STOFS-3D-Atlantic) into An Operational Nowcast/Forecast System (OFS)
• NOAA's Space Weather Follow On Program to Continue Critical Operational Space Weather Observations
• NOAA's Space Weather Observations to Provide Continuous Operational Space Weather Capability
• NOAA/NESDIS Space Weather Next Data Management and Data Flow Architecture
• NWS Climate Services Capabilities for Building a Climate Ready Nation
• Observations by Combined Uncrewed Systems during the 2022 Atlantic Hurricane Season
• Old-School Cool - Utilizing SQL to Simplify and Optimize National Water Model Data Pipelines
• On Developing Seasonal Predictions of Lightning Likelihood in Alaska
• Overview of Purdue's Mobile Disdrometer Operations in PERiLS 2022
• Patterns in Observed and Modeled Water Levels and Waves from a U.S. Coastal Ocean 40-Year Reanalysis
• Planning for Future Earth Observations: How GeoXO Will Expand Geostationary Measurements
• Potential Evapotranspiration Module Parameter Sensitivity Evaluation within the Next Generation Water Resources Modeling Framework
• Preparing for the Joint Polar Satellite System (JPSS) 2 Mission
• Probabilistic Precipitation Estimation with the GOES16 Advanced Baseline Imager: A Machine Learning Approach
• Quantifying the bias in the use of clear-sky compared with all-sky observations of monthly and annual daytime Land Surface Temperature over two United States Climate Reference Network (USCRN) sites
• SWE Retrieval Analysis Using SnowEx 2017 Airborne SnowSAR Data
• Sensitivity analysis of the coastal ocean forecasts to bathymetry conditions
• Spatiotemporal Coverage of Surface Underway pCO2 Data within U.S. Large Marine Ecosystems
• Status of Hurricane Analysis and Forecast System (HAFS) Development: Initial Operational Capability and Future Priorities
• Support for Spatially Gridded, Component-based Models in the Next Generation Water Resources Modeling Framework
• Supporting and Growing a Coastal Ocean Modeling Community of Practice Dedicated to Research and Operations
• The Alaska River Watch Program - A Value Tree Analysis of its Observations, Data Products and Services
• The Climate Resilience Information System
• The NOAA Next Generation Water Resources Modeling Framework Hydrofabric: Version 1.0
• The National Water Model: Current Status and Evolution to the NextGen Framework
• The Solar Wind Plasma Sensor on the Space Weather Follow On-Lagrange 1 Mission: Engineering Unit Test Results and Flight Model Status
• The Study of Precipitation, the Lower Atmosphere and Surface for Hydrometeorology (SPLASH) - Outcomes from the first year of observations
• Understanding the Coupled Effect of Upland Hydrology and Ocean Hydrodynamics During Extreme Events Along the East and Gulf of Mexico Coasts of the US
• Updates from the FLuorescence for Ocean Research and Observations (FLORO) experiment to investigate multi-functional lidar measurements to identify and characterize marine debris
• Using hydrologic forecasts from the Hydrologic Ensemble Forecast Service for Forecast Informed Reservoir Operations (FIRO)
• Verification of the WPC Winter Storm Severity Index (WSSI)
• Voyage to the Ridge: NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer and 2022 Contributions to the Atlantic Seafloor Partnership for Integrated Research and Exploration
• Woods Hole PEP - A Different Model for a Different Result

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