Researchers work to map shallow waters with freely available data and cloud computing.
Sounding the Seafloor with Light
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In a First, Scientists Map Particle-Laden Rivers in the Sky
Windy regions high in the atmosphere can transport pollutants like dust or soot thousands of miles around the world and disrupt everyday life for thousands of people.
Model Could Create Hurricane Forecasts up to 18 Months in Advance
The new model incorporates historical data from distant meteorological events like El Niño and La Niña, as well as data from multiple locations at several time points.
Seafloor Mapping Data Reveals Large Number of Gas Seeps Off U.S. West Coast
The West Coast continental shelf is known to host methane bubble streams, formerly thought to be rare.
Brazilian Amazon Released More Carbon Than it Stored in 2010s
The Brazilian Amazon rainforest released more carbon than it stored over the last decade – with degradation a bigger cause than deforestation – according to new research.
Glacier Avalanches More Common Than Thought
New research reveals frequency of glacier detachments from mountain rock.
