Dr. Laura Bourgeau-Chavez using a handheld water content reflectometer to measure soil moisture at a field site in Delta Junction, Alaska. Image courtesy of Dr. Bourgeau-Chavez.
Dr. Laura Bourgeau-Chavez uses NASA Earthdata for studying wetlands and wildfire.
A full moon illuminates this power plant near Seal Beach in Rossmoor, California, not far from Los Angeles. (Courtesy alkhodarev/Flickr)
Radiocarbon and satellite data hint at the future of California emissions.
Total annual precipitation in Puerto Rico for year 2015, from the Daymet data available at ORNL DAAC.
New research uses the long-term record of daily precipitation from Daymet to examine the role of Saharan dust in Puerto Rico's 2015 drought.
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.
Researchers examine a burned site near Kakisa in Canada's Northwest Territories as part of NASA's ABoVE field campaign.
Mean absolute error (in cm) of modeled precipitation from Daymet V3 for the year 2016 in the Western USA.
Daymet cross-validation data allow for goodness-of-fit estimates at individual weather stations across North America.
Users may request a subset for any land location on earth. The subsets are provided in GeoTiff and CSV file format. The tool also provides interactive data visualizations.
The ORNL DAAC's new and improved MODIS Global Subsetting and Visualization Tool now includes MODIS Collection 6 land products.
Canopy height for a mangrove forest region of the Zambezi River Delta, Mozambique.
New data from NASA's Carbon Monitoring System describe carbon-dense mangrove ecosystems.
FIFE - BOREAS Reunion Meeting participants at GSFC on October 6, 2016. Photo credit: Bill Hrybyk [GSFC]
Scientists involved in the FIFE and BOREAS projects celebrate the 20+ year legacy of these groundbreaking experiments.
Screenshot of the map portion of the Soil Moisture Visualizer
The ORNL DAAC'S Soil Moisture Visualizer offers numerous soil moisture data sets via a single graphical interface.
