Study area in California showing the 16 air basin regions and 10 tower sites. Region 17 is the area outside of California.
Scientists with the NASA Carbon Monitoring System have released simulated CO2 emission signals for 16 regions in California, USA.
Location map of sites across the four study regions spanning the Appalachian Oak mesophytic forest of the eastern United States. The background maps for the park sites are the 30-year average phenology parameter, spring onset of greenness (spring_onset), as provided with this data set.
Landsat TM and ETM+ data provide a long-term record of phenology for forests in four national parks.
The LaSelva Biological Preserve, Costa Rica. The study site, with four blocks, is located on the left side of the map inside the black rectangle.
A comprehensive new data set provides data on carbon emissions and other variables from tropical forest soils in Costa Rica.
Total column CH4 retrievals from a CARVE flight on May 23, 2012, flying north from Fairbanks over the North Slope to Barrow.
Wind direction recorded outside the C-23 Sherpa aircraft during a CARVE flight on May 6, 2015.
A new dataset provides wind speed and direction data from CARVE flights in 2015.
Altitude and flight path recorded during a CARVE flight from Fairbanks to the North Slope of Alaska on November 7, 2014.
Flight path, height, pitch, roll, and heading information are available for the C-23 Sherpa aircraft during CARVE campaigns.
HTTPS browsing the ORNL DAAC data archive.
Photo of Dr. Nancy Glenn by Allison Corona, Boise State University.
Dr. Nancy Glenn uses NASA remote sensing data to study vegetation, soils, and landscape change in drylands of the western US.
Vegetation map of the Seward Peninsula (Range Map, Swanson et al., 1985).
Digital landcover and vegetation maps for the Seward Peninsula are provided as part of the ABoVE project.
Wind roses averaged over (a) May-September and (b) October-April for all 3 years during mid-afternoon hours at 32 m above ground level on the CARVE tower (from Karion et al., 2016).
A new CARVE dataset provides measurements of CO2, CH4, and other gases from a fixed tower outside Fairbanks, Alaska.
