Webinar 1 - Beyond Blue: Why Ocean Color Really Matters
April 30, 2019Online
Visualization of PACE observatory in Earth orbit.
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Have you ever wondered how tiny algae help reduce atmospheric carbon dioxide while fueling the marine food web? NASA's most advanced ocean color sensor ever - onboard the Plankton, Aerosol, Cloud, ocean Ecosystem (PACE) satellite - will provide key details by looking beyond the rainbow. Join Project Scientist, Dr. Jeremy Werdell, and Mission Systems Engineer, Gary Davis, to learn why PACE is designed to look at the ocean, tiny airborne particles, and clouds together. Discover how its data will be crucial for assessing ocean health, air quality, and climate. This webinar will feature resources, videos, and information designed for formal and informal education.
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Have you ever wondered how tiny algae help reduce atmospheric carbon dioxide while fueling the marine food web? NASA's most advanced ocean color sensor ever - onboard the Plankton, Aerosol, Cloud, ocean Ecosystem (PACE) satellite - will provide key details by looking beyond the rainbow. Join Project Scientist, Dr. Jeremy Werdell, and Mission Systems Engineer, Gary Davis, to learn why PACE is designed to look at the ocean, tiny airborne particles, and clouds together. Discover how its data will be crucial for assessing ocean health, air quality, and climate. This webinar will feature resources, videos, and information designed for formal and informal education.
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