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These slides are for recent articles, announcements, meetings, and important outside links.
2022 Summer Interns

2022 CISESS Summer Interns

CISESS had 22 Summer Interns, including graduate, undergraduate and high school students. They each presented single slide summaries of their work, which are now available for viewing on our Students Page.

 
Ron Vogel and Melanie Abecassis

Vogel & Abecassis win Awards

CISESS Scientists Melanie Abecassis and Ronald Vogel received NESDIS Collaboration Awards for their work on the CoastWatch Satellite Training.

 
Adam Martiny

Martiny on the BIO-GO-Ship

CISESS Consortium Scientist Adam Martiny (UCI) is studying large-scale changes to ocean plankton on this year’s Bio-GO-SHIP cruise.

 
FangFang Yu

FangFang Yu Presents at SPIE 2022

Her presentation was entitled "“On-orbit radiometric calibration performances of GOES-16/17 ABI IR channels.”

 
Vesta Gorosh

CISESS Intern from UCI CHRS

University of California–Irvine PhD candidate Vesta Gorooh, completed a12-week internship at CISESS where she explored the capabilities of using machine learning to improve satellite retrieval of precipitation rate.

 

Explore Our Research

Explore Our Research
We do research in a wide variety of areas at the intersection of climate and satellites. We focus on applications as well as research.  read more.

educational Outreach

Educational Outreach
Young scientists, including students and post-doctoral researchers, play an important role in the conduct of research at CISESS. read more.

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Director's Welcome

Hugo_retrato_(2016) How can we best exploit satellite information for improving weather and climate predictions? What is needed to create consistent long term records of satellite products for use in climate activities? What are the research needs to ensure we extract optimal information from future satellites sensors?

 These questions lie at the core of CISESS mission of supporting NOAA’s ability to use satellite observations and Earth System models to advance the national climate mission. Our people, research scientists and research engineers along with academic personnel, strive to make certain that our research is transferred to NOAA operations. We also believe in the need of developing and maintaining interactions with a broad community. Outreach, education, training, climate literacy activities are part of our vision for a successful return to society of the confidence they have entrusted us.

Explore our web site, find out what we do and please contact us with your suggestions for improving how we communicate our activities.

Hugo Berbery

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Featured News

Friday, September 9, 2022

CISESS Deputy Director E. Hugo Berbery Wins a Fulbright Specialist Award

The U.S. State Department announced on August 9 that UMD Research Professor Ernesto Hugo Berbery has received a Fulbright Specialist Program award.
Friday, September 9, 2022

Rare 12-Stroke Lightning Captured by Raspberry Pi High-Speed Camera

Daile Zhang and her team of interns captured a 12-stroke lightning flash on campus just before the lights went out using the Raspberry Pi High-Speed Camera during the powerful thunderstorm that knocked out power at UMD on July 12.

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