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In
this
chapter,
using
My
World
GIS,
users
explore
data
that
characterize
the
dynamic
Greenland
Ice
Sheet.
By
examining
photographs,
map
views,
and
tabular
data,
users
gain
an
understanding
of
how
and
why
scientists
are
monitoring
the
ice
sheet
and
what
they
are
finding.
Users
explore
map
layers
that
represent
ice
sheet
thickness,
weather
station
locations,
and
annual
melt
extents
of
the
ice
sheet.
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This
lesson
is
designed
to
help
students
gain
knowledge
in
using
the
MY
NASA
DATA
Live
Access
Server
(LAS)
to
specify
and
download
a
microset
of
data,
then
to
use
the
data
to
compare
the
ozone
levels
of
selected
regions
around
the
world.
Students
locate
and
identify
geographical
regions
using
latitude
and
longitude;
then,
in
groups,
students
create
and
analyze
graphs
of
ozone
levels
for
the
identified
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This
is
the
third
in
a
series
of
four
ChemMatters
issues
devoted
to
NASA?s
Earth
Observing
System
(EOS)
Aura
mission
and
it
focuses
on
the
chemistry
of
the
mission.
ChemMatters
is
designed
and
published
for
teachers
to
use
as
a
supplement
to
their
first
year
high
school
chemistry
course,
and
as
a
resource
for
other
high
school
science
teachers.
Article
titles
are:
Whose
Air
Is
It
Anyway
(global
circulation
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This
EOS-Aura
special
edition
of
ChemMatters
is
the
first
of
four
special
issues
focusing
on
atmospheric
chemistry
and
the
Aura
mission.
It
features
articles
on
global
climate
change,
asthma
and
air
pollution,
good
and
bad
ozone,
and
spectroscopy.
ChemMatters
is
a
quarterly
publication
of
the
American
Chemical
Society
(ACS)
geared
to
a
high
school
audience.
The
magazine
is
designed
and
written
to
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This
series
of
five
problem-based
learning
modules
is
designed
to
bring
NASA
Tropical
Rainfall
Measuring
Mission
(TRMM)
science
into
the
classroom.
Modules
for
grades
5-8
include
Clouds,
Precipitation,
Weather
and
Winds;
the
fifth
module,
Energy,
was
developed
for
high
school-level
audiences.
The
modules
use
role-playing
scenarios
to
help
students
discover
real-world
applications
of
data.
While
these
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This
video
describes
NASA's
Jason
mission,
a
joint
U.S.-France
oceanography
mission,
launched
in
2001,
to
monitor
global
ocean
circulation,
discover
the
tie
between
the
oceans
and
atmosphere,
improve
global
climate
predictions
and
monitor
events
such
as
El
Nino
conditions
and
ocean
eddies.
Jason-1
is
a
follow-on
mission
to
NASA's
TOPEX/
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This
brochure
describes
the
Moderate
Resolution
Imaging
Spectrometer
(MODIS)
instrument
on
NASA's
Terra
satellite.
The
first
NASA
Earth
Observing
System
(EOS)
satellite,
Terra,
was
launched
on
December
18,
1999,
carrying
five
remote
sensors.
The
most
comprehensive
EOS
sensor
is
MODIS
which
offers
a
unique
combination
of
features:
it
detects
a
wide
spectral
range
of
electromagnetic
energy;
it
takes
...
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This
classroom
activity
explains
how
clouds
and
pollution
in
the
atmosphere
are
important
to
climate,
and
the
need
to
study
whether
pollution
may
be
changing
Earth's
climate
in
undesirable
ways.
It
introduces
NASA's
Multi-angle
Imaging
SpectroRadiometer
(MISR)
mission.
The
activity
includes
building
a
MISR-lite
model
to
demonstrate
how
looking
at
the
same
thing
(i.e.,
Earth's
atmosphere)
from
different
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This
classroom
activity
explains
how
the
Global
Positioning
System
(GPS)
satellites
work
to
provide
precise
location
information
to
positions
on
the
ground,
as
well
as
to
other
satellites
whose
job
is
to
map
the
surface
of
Earth.
The
activity
is
specifically
tied
to
NASA's
Jason-1
and
Topex/
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This poster depicts how NASA scientists are working to understand the outer atmosphere (air). Satellite images, graphs, and pictures complement the fact-filled information. The poster can be ordered from the Web site; this site also includes PowerPoint and PDF files with the poster information.
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