NCEI Community

NCEI scientists participate at the OceanObs’19 Conference, held each decade to set scientific priorities for ocean observations.

Nighttime lights observations find a new home outside of NOAA.

Young scholars work with NOAA over the summer to partner on research projects that can be applied to real-world issues.

NCEI meets with users in a conference designed to further the uses of environmental data in public and private sectors.

This spring, NASA DEVELOP marks its fifth anniversary working with NCEI.

The hard work of science is rarely done alone. NOAA partners with academic and nonprofit institutions to support NOAA’s mission and goals.

As an IT specialist, John Relph helps ensure that we can acquire, secure, and provide access to our wide range of environmental data.

Go inside NCEI to see how Brian Meyer, with the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences, became a trackline data manager and why his work is so important.

Across disciplines, many young scientists immerse themselves in summer projects that address a variety of environmental challenges and needs.

John LaRocque is not your stereotypical IT guy. With his cutting wit and personality, it’s easy to see why everyone enjoys working with him.