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Tennessee wildfire
Disasters

When Wildfires Ignite, NASA Can Help

Norfolk, VA
Disasters

Helping Cities Stay Dry When Sea Levels Rise

Spring 2018 TFRSAC Meeting Agenda

Topic
Disasters
Resource Type
Meeting Materials
Spring 2018 (9-10 May 2018) Tactical Fire Remote Sensing Advisory Committee (TFRSAC) Meeting Agenda, and access to presentations
Wildfire
Disasters

Wildfire Recovery on the West Coast

Fall 2017 TFRSAC Meeting Agenda

Topic
Disasters
Resource Type
Meeting Materials
Tactical Fire Remote Sensing Advisory Committee (TFRSAC) Fall 2017 (December) Meeting Agenda
This Flood Proxy Map (FPM) shows areas that are likely flooded in blue across the Dominican Republic. The map was derived from synthetic aperture radar (SAR) data acquired on July 31, 2020 by the Copernicus Sentinel-1 satellites operated by the European Space Agency (ESA). Credits: NASA-JPL/Caltech ARIA Team.
Disasters

Damage and Flood Proxy Maps Developed for Isaias

This slip model of the earthquake based on high-rate GNSS data from the TLALOCNet network in Mexico shows the amount of motion at the fault interface during the earthquake. The data were processed by the University of Washington using the TRACK software. Credit: NASA, Diego Melgar
Disasters

NASA Models Predict Terrain Deformation After Mexico’s June 2020 Earthquake

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Ecological Conservation

ARSET - Remote Sensing for Mangroves in Support of the UN Sustainable Development Goals

Training Type
Online Instructor-Led
Level
Introductory
Date
Noviembre 05, 2020 - Noviembre 19, 2020
Screenshot from the HydroSAR Viewer GEOGloWS Hackathon App
Capacity Building
Disasters

SERVIR-GEOGloWS Hackathon Brings Together NASA Applied Sciences Capacity Building and Disasters Programs for Virtual Collaboration

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Jacob Reed
Captured by the ASTER instrument aboard NASA's Terra satellite, this false-color map shows the burn area of the River and Carmel fires in Monterey County, California. Vegetation (including crops) is shown in red; the burn area (dark blue/gray) is in the center of the image.
Disasters

From Space and in the Air, NASA Tracks California's Wildfires

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