PPT-Volcano monitoring using MODIS

  Robert Wright Hawaiʻi Institute of Geophysics and Planetology Honolulu HI   httpmodishigphawaiiedu MODIS has detected volcanic thermal anomalies at over 100 volcanoes since 2000. Land . Surface Temperature and . Emissivity (LST&E) Products.  . Glynn Hulley, . Simon . Hook. Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA. (c) . 2014 . California Institute of Technology. Government sponsorship acknowledged. An example of Time Series Analysis. Daniele . Alami. . Country. :Italy . Subregion. . Name. . :Italy / . Sicily. Volcano . Number. . : 0101-06= . Volcano . Type. . : . Stratovolcanoes. . Volcano Status. Ocean Science Team . Break-out. MODIS Science Team Meeting. 19-22 . May . 2015, Silver Spring, . MD. May . 20. Ocean Break-out Agenda. Ocean Break-out Agenda. May . 21. A.29 . Suomi. National Polar-orbiting . Data. R. Bradley Pierce. Ed . Eloranta. , Dave Turner, . Shobha. . Kondragunta. , . Pubu. . Ciren. , . Istvan. Laszlo, Ralph . Kuehn, Rick Wagener. NOAA GOES-R Air Quality Proving Ground . 3. rd. Ann Sparling White, MS. , LPC, NCC. annsparling@gmail.com. THE VOLCANO MODEL. AS AN ASSESSMENT TOOL. . Allows for quick and easy information gathering. . . Is non-intrusive. Works both individually and with a family or group. A volcano is a fault in earth’s crust that allows magma to escape.. We call the release of magma an eruption.. How does that work?. Magma is the layer of melted rock that . lies just below earth’s crust.. 1. . A . volcano is a fault in earth’s crust that allows magma to escape.. 2. . We . call the release of magma an eruption.. How does that work?. 3. . Magma . is the layer of melted rock that . lies just below earth’s crust.. Jack . Xiong. (NASA GSFC). and. MODIS Characterization Support Team. MODIS Science Discipline Representatives. University of Maryland University . College, Adelphi, . MD 20783 (May 17, 2011). Aqua. Terra. 1 MODIS and VIIRS Instrument Status Jack Xiong and Jim Butler Code 618.0, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD 20771 MODIS and VIIRS Science Team Meeting, Silver Spring, MD (June 06-10, 2016) Robert C. Levy (NASA-GSFC). robert.c.levy@nasa.gov. Shana . Mattoo. , Leigh . Munchak. . and Richard . Kleidman. . (SSAI/GSFC). Lorraine Remer. . (UMBC/JCET), . Falguni. . Patadia. (MSU/GSFC), . M. odel . A. ssessments with POLDER and CALIPSO. Ping Yang, . Souichiro. . Hioki. , . Jiachen. Ding . Department of Atmospheric . Sciences. Texas A&M University. In collaboration with . Steven . Dongdong Wang, . Shunlin. Liang. Xueyuan. Gao, Meredith Brown. University of Maryland, College Park. 1. Outline. Background. Status of MCD18 C6 and C61 products. Product assessment. Alternate retrieval algorithms. Toby K. Westberry, Michael J. Behrenfeld . With (lots of) help from. Emmanuel Boss, Allen Milligan, Dave Siegel, Chuck McClain, Bryan Franz, Gene Feldman, Scott Doney, Ivan Lima, Jerry Wiggert, Natalie Mahowald, others. Collection 6 e-Deep Blue/Dark Target comparison and ‘merged’ aerosol products. 1. Images from NASA Earth Observatory, . http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Features/Aerosols/. Deep Blue group: . N. Christina Hsu (PI), .