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Friday, May 2, 2025

CISESS Shines at Maryland Day

On 26 April, the University of Maryland in College Park welcomed the public to its springtime open house. CISESS succeeded in introducing some of the cool research conducted by its scientists, delighting the public along the way.
Friday, April 25, 2025

Evaluation of Satellite Data for Oyster Aquaculture Modeling

This study, coauthored by CISESS Scientist Ron Vogel, found that satellite data products and water quality data collected routinely by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources can replace on-site measurements taken at oyster farms as input to an oyster harvest model.

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TPW Retrievals

Using Satellite Microwave Data for Water Vapor

CISESS scientists Chris Grassotti and Yong-Keun Lee coauthored a paper published on January 30th that showed that satellite microwave observations at 23.8 GHz improve the accuracy of total precipitable water (TPW) products over land as well as oceans. This study was motivated by concerns of channel overlap from new 5G communication frequencies.

 
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AI Chlorophyll-A

Retrieving Chlorophyll Concentration from GOES-16 Using AI

CISESS Scientist Guangming Zheng gave a presentation on January 21st that demonstrated the use of deep learning techniques to retrieve chlorophyll a concentrations for the open oceans from GOES-16 Advanced Baseline Imager data.

 
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Upper Ocean Temperatures

Upper Ocean Temperatures Hit Record High in 2020

CISESS Scientists Alexey Mishonov and Jim Reagan are coauthors on a newsworthy article, published online on January 13th, which reported that upper ocean temperatures hit a record high in 2020.

 
 
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