Satellites

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.

The newest environmental satellite heads into Earth’s orbit equipped with even better instruments.

A radio blackout coincided with Hurricane Irma as it passed through the Caribbean.

Newly updated cloud records further the study of clouds and their relationship to weather and climate.

Scientists collaborate with fire managers in the Great Plains to produce a tool for estimating wildfire risk with NOAA and NASA data.

Find simple ways to become a citizen scientist with NCEI.

As a data manager for NCEI, Meg Tilton helps lead the charge of preserving space weather data for future generations.