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See the latest news releases, events, announcements and funding openings.

10/28/2020

A Virtual NASA Ocean Portal to Explore Sea Level Rise Around the World

A first-of-its-kind data analysis tool for Earth science allows users to visualize sea level rise around the world.

10/08/2020

A New Algorithm Aims to Help Better Predict Wildland Fires

A machine learning tool estimates how likely vegetation will burn in order to improve wildland fire predictions.

10/07/2020

New ESTO Project to Help Predict Air Quality in Los Angeles

The City of Los Angeles is highlighting an ESTO project that aims to use NASA's satellite data to help the city understand, predict, and address air quality impacts in Los Angeles.

07/23/2020

Prototype Ozone Monitoring Instrument Undergoes Sun-Look Testing

A prototype of an instrument that could one day extend NASA's data record on the recovery of Earth's ozone layer recently got its first glimpse of the Sun.

07/20/2020

From Ocean Science to COVID-19: An Algorithm Finds a New Purpose

An effort to help scientists study the ocean has evolved into an effort to study a global pandemic.

07/17/2020

Three CubeSats Celebrate Anniversaries

Three tiny satellites that were only meant to operate for a few months are celebrating their two-year anniversaries of successful operation in orbit.

07/07/2020

New Models Show How Species Will be Relocated by Climate Change

Duke's Nicholas School of the Environment published an article highlighting an ESTO-funded project that uses advanced models to help predict how climate change will influence where species will live.

06/18/2020

NASA’s Virtual Earth Science Technology Forum

ESTF2020 will be on WebEx. Register here.

06/18/2020

Trade-space Analysis Tool for Designing Constellations (TAT-C) Government Release

TAT-C provides a framework to explore new ways to design Earth science missions.

06/04/2020

NASA Ocean Ecosystem Mission Preparing to Make Waves

NASA’s Plankton, Aerosol, Cloud, ocean Ecosystem mission, or PACE, has moved into its construction and testing phase. PACE carries a more robust version of the ESTO-funded Hyper-Angular Rainbow Polarimeter CubeSat.