Satellites

A new paper in Climate by researchers at NOAA and its partners concludes that the Arctic may be essentially ice-free by the 2030s.

A new machine-learning technique by NOAA searches massive amounts of solar data, giving a leg up to timely space weather forecasts.

Nighttime lights observations find a new home outside of NOAA.

A new Climate Data Record provides operational global precipitation data.

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

A new citizen science study identifies sounds of solar storms in audio of NOAA satellite data, an approach that could advance discovery.

The 2017 NOAA Satellite Conference will take place July 17–20, 2017, focusing on “A New Era for NOAA Environmental Satellites.”

Arctic sea ice reaches its maximum extent this month. The Sea Ice Index houses a repository of data used to track sea ice trends and changes.

NCEI’s scientists go far beyond data archiving and stewardship when it comes to GOES-R space weather instruments and products.

A new NOAA solar telescope captured dramatic images of two large solar eruptions, data that will improve models and space weather forecasts.