Surveying tundra vegetation at the Barrow, Alaska research site.
Map of thawed land surfaces in Alaska as measured by the AMSR-E satellite radiometer on April 25, 2003.
New data from NASA's CARVE provides daily maps of the thaw state of Alaska's land surface from 2003 to 2014.
Tree mortality (in units of Mg aboveground carbon per square kilometer) on forested land in portions of Idaho and Montana in 2009.
A new dataset quantifies the biomass of trees killed by fires and bark beetles across the western US.
Photo taken on the 8 October 2015 CARVE flight above the Innoko National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska.
Photos and videos taken during CARVE flights, as well as daily flight reports, are now available online.
Researchers examine a burned site near Kakisa in Canada's Northwest Territories as part of NASA's ABoVE field campaign.
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Cumulative end-of-season burned area for the year 2015 in a subset of Alaska and Western Canada.
Researchers with ABoVE have mapped the 14 year history of burned areas above 60 degrees N.
Presenters from the Ecology from Space workshop on August 10, 2017. From left: Michele Thornton (ORNL DAAC), Pinki Mondal (SEDAC), Alison Boyer (ORNL DAAC), and Jennifer Brennan (EOSDIS). Cole Krehbiel (LP DAAC) is not pictured.
On August 10, 2017, ORNL DAAC staff organized an informational workshop at the annual meeting of the Ecological Society of America.
Data set C14: Monthly average precipitation for July by state climatic division 1941-1970.
The ORNL DAAC has revised a dataset that includes a variety of environmental, climate, and socioeconomic variables at the county level for the period 1941 to 1981.
Footprints for surveyed areas in Amazonas, Brazil are included in amazonas_lidar_footprints.shp. The K34 eddy flux tower (AmeriFlux BR-Ma2) is within the surveyed area at the Cuieiras Biological Reserve.
A new dataset provides LiDAR point clouds and digital terrain models (DTM) from surveys near the Cuieiras Biological Reserve, Adolpho Ducke Forest Reserve, and Rio Preto da Eva municipality near Manaus, Amazonas, Brazil.
