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Friday, January 23, 2026

CISESS Land Product Scientists Honored by NESDIS

STAR held award celebrations on January 20 at which members of the STAR Land Product Development Science Team won the NESDIS Vision and Creativity “Future is Here Today” Award. Six of the seven-member team are CISESS Scientists: Corinne Carter, Jingjing Peng, Peng Yu, Yuling Liu, Yuan Zhou, and Zhen Song.

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.

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Participant's Study of Chl-a

Apr 14, 2025 02:19 PM

How to Monitor Coastal Water Quality from Satellites

At the beginning of April, CISESS Scientist Ron Vogel taught a week-long class for water quality management professionals entitled “Viewing and Analyzing Ocean/Coastal Events and Water Quality Using Satellites”. The class aimed to expand the use of oceanographic satellite data for monitoring conditions in coastal areas, such as toxic algal blooms and water clarity that affect human health, the aquaculture industry, tourism, and recreation.

RGB Image

Apr 14, 2025 01:17 PM

RGBs Recommendations for Weather Forecasting

At the 2025 Red-Green-Blue (RGBs) Experts and Developers Workshop (1–3 April), CISESS Scientist and Satellite Liaison to the NWS Weather Prediction Center (WPC) and Ocean Prediction Center (OPC), Christopher Smith, presented a talk on “RGBs in testbeds for U.S . Weather Offices.”

Framework for the stream water temperature model

Apr 14, 2025 11:58 AM

CISESS Seed Grant: Developing a Basic Model Interface (BMI) for Stream Water Temperature to Enhance Water Quality Predictions in NOAA's Next Generation Water Resources Modeling Framework

Our CISESS Seed Grant Project will develop a Basic Model Interface (BMI) for stream water temperature modules, enabling seamless integration with NOAA’s NextGen framework. Key objectives include: • Developing a BMI that enables integration of the stream water temperature model with the NextGen platform. • Conducting rigorous testing and validation of the BMI to ensure model accuracy and reliability. • Providing real-time predictions of stream temperature dynamics.

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