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Health & Air Quality

Satellite Data Tracks Harmful Blooms in Lake Okeechobee

By
Megan Gannon, Applied Sciences Program Writer
Health & Air Quality

Air Pollution Disproportionally Effects Washington, D.C. Neighborhoods

By
Marissa Kunerth, Applied Sciences Program Writer
Health & Air Quality

Satellite Data for Safer Seafood

By
Megan Gannon, Applied Sciences Program Writer
Health & Air Quality

Air Quality Forecasts Get an Upgrade

By
Marissa Kunerth
Kernel density distributions of census tract-level cooling degree days from May through September 2013 in Fahrenheit by race/ethnicity across the climate regions of New York State. Cooling degree days are calculated with a threshold of 65°. White = Non-Hispanic White, Hispanic = Hispanic/Latino of any race, Black = Non-Hispanic Black, Asian = Non-Hispanic Asian.

Identifying temperature disparities, energy insecurity, and social vulnerability for energy justice in New York State

Topic
Climate
Equity and Environmental Justice
Capacity Building
Health & Air Quality
Identifying temperature disparities, energy insecurity, and social vulnerability for energy justice in New York State Team: Daniel Carrión (Yale School of Public Health), Anna Stouffer...
Map showing southeast Los Angeles urban heat exposure around community locations identified by Research Leadership Academy participants.

Communities for a Better Environment: Triangulating NASA Data and Participatory GIS with Local Organizing to Advance Environmental Justice in Los Angeles

Topic
Applied Sciences
Urban Development
Equity and Environmental Justice
Capacity Building
Health & Air Quality
In partnership with Communities for a Better Environment, a community-based organization leading the advancement of zero-emission technologies and green infrastructure in environmental justice communities, our...
Average aerosol optical depth (AOD) for the months of May and June in 2015 in Oregon and Washington, derived from MODIS data. Orange represents higher aerosol concentrations whereas purple represents areas with lower aerosol concentrations. The AOD averages show higher observed AOD along the coasts of Oregon and Washington.

Monitoring Trends in Air Quality During a Drought Case Study to Improve Public Health Response to Drought Threats

Topic
DEVELOP
Health & Air Quality
Pacific Northwest Health & Air Quality (Summer 2023) Team: Abby Sgan (Project Lead), Greta Bolinger, Tallis Monteiro, Cristina Villalobos-Heredia, Taylor West Summary: Recent studies have...
2022 imagery of 95th percentile Aerosol Optical Depth (AOD) data from Terra/Aqua MODIS mapped against social vulnerability data from the EPA's EJScreen within the San Joaquin Valley's census tracts. Pink indicates higher levels of at-risk populations, and blue indicates higher levels of AOD. Darker shades of blue and purple indicate an overlap of high levels of air pollution and high at-risk population.

Evaluating the Overlap of Social Vulnerabilities and Air Quality in the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District

Topic
DEVELOP
Health & Air Quality
San Joaquin Valley Health & Air Quality (Summer 2023) Team: Jonathan Szeto (Project Lead), Jasper Beardslee, Piper Christian, Bethany MacCarter, Alma Quintero Summary: Little Manila...
Smoke flumes from fire hovers over Nepal
Applied Sciences
Capacity Building
Health & Air Quality
Prizes & Challenges

NASA SERVIR Air Quality Explorer Gets An Upgrade Through Crowdsourcing

By
Trista Brophy Cerquera, (Former NASA Applied Sciences Intern)
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Elissa Fielding, (NASA Earth Action Intern)
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Shobhana Gupta, MD, PhD
Carl pictured in front of the original NASA logo

Dr. Carl Malings, PhD

Affiliation
Morgan State University (MSU)
Program Role
ARSET Trainer

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